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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
OHIO IS CLAIMED
FOR ROOSEVELT
Sentiment for Colonel in
Buckeye State Said to
be Increasing


Columbus. O.. April 2j.--Wiih
Roosevelt sentiment rapidly mcrcas-
inc In Ohio and the movement ia his
favor greatly accelerated By tho
Pennsvlyanis landslide the Roo1'-
welt managers here are now claiming
Taits own state for the colonel The
battle for presidential delegates On
Ohno promises 10 be waged fiercely
IN both political parties and % ~
the leading candidates have o'cncp
headquarters from which 10 spread
the propaganda IN their Interests.
Colonel Rooscvclt's supporters hava
opened commOdious headquarters and
appoag 10 have plenty oi money The
Taft Headquarters are 10 the law o.
fec OF Lewis . Laylu ZOO uno block
aud the law office of Arthur j
Norys in another Governor Harmon
is oven better equipped With five
rooms IN az office buil'iHe The
Progressive Democratic LDl-I" 1.
whose head are me followers of VIE
Ham Bryan. has adequate offices
and lots Of literature ADD o. original
tag me,h activity
Beth parties have prim'r'rF Tor
tho election OF delegates hy districts.
bat the Democrats have provided
direct statewide primary 81 which
the voters viii choose between iHd
son Harmon and Woodrow Wilson
Tho Democratic state vide primary
gives tho candidate winning u th"
rich, 20 pick the six delegates at
larre 10 the national convention
Prevented Siair.Widc rritrar>.
The Republicans have no sn'h
statewide primary. T. was prevented
~ the friends OF President Tatl
Who controlled the state central com-
mItiee The state convention VIII
-clect the siN dcl,galos-ai-larre on
the Republican side The other for
tv-two delegates 20 which Ohio rs en-
titled "a the Chicago convention vii
be elected bv direct primary 'o'"
two In each Of tho twenty one di'-
'rlcts
President Taft Generals control q
majority oi tho state central commit
tce and the executive comm'i''"
Arthur II Vorys Lewis 6 Laylin,
Warren G.. Hardur. Char'"t y Tau
ana the conpressncu iron the '""
digirlcts the Republicans had lrn
after m. Harmon landslide Of two
rolrg ago form the melons around
which the Taft or-ani1aiion b. h"i''
uanna's sen Helps Roosevelt.
Cpposod totrem Is the Roosevelt
vim. headed hy Walter + brown
chairman Of the state central commit
toe able. fearless and rc-ourcci"l
Allied with him are such men os
Arthur I. Carford OF Elyria Nat I
Wright az Cleveland. Dan Il Hanna,
son OF the late Marcus \ Hanna, ot
Cleveland Mal,om a karshr'r OF
columbus. Clyd, Painter OF Nopa
,oluty and others OF more ar less
prominence.
Both sides have put mp thei'
strongest men in each district To be
voted Cor direct ~ tho district pri-
rari, except in th" two districts
romurisin- Cincinnati and Hamilton
srrrit. where Colonel Roosevelt re-
rrss'.d that no candidates Doe p''
Forward in his behalf
2. Toilette candidates will not poll
enough votes anywhere in the state
o. ..fo,t the result
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
AsTOR RICHES
BUILT ON ICE
Early Shipwreck Led First
of Name TO Enter
Fur Trade

New York. April Shipwreck
caused by icc. which resulted IN N.
death OF John Jacob Auor. who's f.
vas. estate Of $50 million dollars Is
Inherited by his only son. william.
Vincent Astor. was mainly respon
sible for the piilne up Of that i'm
mense wealth
u Is as though the sea. which h71
done 50 much Tor the PROSPERITY oI
the Astors had al last cNactcd its
memorable toll. but only after more
than a century OF waiting. The orr
uual John Jacob Aston twice escaped
shipwreck ard n was lett for his
rreat-graudson 20 pay the price.
IN september l7S' John l4oob
Nstor possessed O. rood suit Of sun
day clothes as we'll as % working siit
and about fifteen English gIine1g
ihc totll result 90 tWt YEATS NJ ny
ramltuul tlil aud The most piuchine
eeuuouy Boo tnc employ Of his nroth-
er George IlBte ia' prN lr London
Had seven Flutes aud Five Podul..
Astor embarked fCt Baltimore, pay
ing five OF his guineas tor a paislg ,
In the sierra 90. which entitled HIM -
sailors fare OF salt beef and biscuit.
ne invested part OF his remainin F,
capital In seven flutes. which h. pr
posed 10 sell when he reached New
York His remaining cash CAPITAL
amounted 20 fise pounds
Floating ice filled Chesapeake Bav
as lar as the eye could reach. ald a
January storm drove TIE ship among
the masses with such force that she
vas IN dancer OF being broken 10
pieces When the ship was within
days sail 81 her port, Baltimore
The wind died away. tho cold increas
ed and the next morning beneld tho
vessel hard fast frozen In the sea Of
loo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Ad wolgast has $4,000 In cash
and securities. At that he is deplor-
ing the fact that he hasn't made
more during his two years wearing
OF the championship belt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Young Pyo. who strapped Kid
Hart at the Moose Club in FL paso.
il one OF the fastest boys In the south
west lie has a pair of shoulders
that makes him walk in a door side
ways and his footwork is fast. About
the only line he needs to develop
along is guarding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Miss Sarah Firney of Fargo. Okla.
homa, was rere Yesterday, having
topped off 10 visit friends on her
way - Roswell y here she will spchJ
;he summer with her sister there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

v I Rush q. Fort Worth. rcys-,
was transacting business here yester
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

John Rc"ler IL PuCkholdt. Texas
BE- here prospecting lew DAYS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Need House Help" Daily News
Want Ad will get you one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

The public schools having closed
on account Of scarlet fever the teach
RS are returning Ia their homes this
week Miss \eda Norris Of Melrose.
Miss Geraldine ~ chanan Of Califor
mia Missouri; Mss Essie Pearson OF
Oklahoma CITY, Miss LEILA George to
Rlcomiur Grove. Texas, and Prof. J..
II Buckley 10 his ranch north Ct the
city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Jack Miller of Oklahoma city met
his brother. Ton, Miller OF Amarillo.
her" yesterday and they are prospect
M here for a few day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Mator p u Hart is spending q
COW DAYS Zoo M"rosc this weeE o.
business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
CLOVIS PREPARING TO
ENTERTAIN CONVENTION

1FNAAA 70 HaNN
Clovis. y NJ. Ap-il Clovis Is
preparing o. entertain 800 visitors
40 me meeting Of the State Democrat
ia Convention which meets her. May
"a. An enthusiastic meeting o, the
chamber II Comuerse has been held
Tor the purpose Of getting under tn
Proposition. and the appropriate com.
mittees ar" hard a work This Is
especially tr.e Of the Finance. Hotel
Ace lmodatious ard General Arrange
ments Con- mittees Everything pos.
sible Is hei = done locally 20 make
the yeu'io1 a large success. Poli.
teal aiiilia'ion has been lost SIGHT q.
30 Tar as the Clovis people ere co.,
Cerued aud the United citizenship Of
This town viii work hsrm0ni0usly for
@ great sltherirg. and a pleasant
stay Tor m delegates ANY infor-
nation desired by Celcgates ia ad-
vance ot the meeting Ct the co1vcr-
iiou viii bee cheerfully furnished hy
addressing - A. CltIk. secretary Of
the Chambe of Commerce. 0r 4. w..
ioC kenhull County Chairman OF tta
Democratic party flr Curry county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

M here for a few day.
r + Brown and wife have return.
Cd from their bridal tiip and win be-
II horne 20 THEN friends in CloWs
within q few days. They did not v,sit
friends in Tennessee as thew had
planned on account OF high water
but returned from hot Syringe. Ark.
via Texas points
4 = Scott. ]. =. Crcs sley and p =.
Anderson Of Amarillo were doing
Clovis the first Of the week
Miss Alta Appleman of he rest Of
lice force here returned yesterday
from short visit with relatives a.
IeNico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

e Jacobs and wife OF Pitts.
burgh. Pa, are visiting Clovis mi,
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Mrs a VI Jones OF Roswell Il
here today risiting old friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Tom Davenport aud wife are ON a
visit o. friends at Roswell and other
Peoos Valley points this week.
Iud-e ~. u Melee and Prof. v. l..
Griffin lett TODAY Tor Santa Fe to
look IN on the Legislature for a Few
DAYS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

You see you can buy land here from 81 TO $500
per acre. The difference lies IN location and improve
ments If you buy the developed land. you are put to
no further expense. and il brings you in ready M
come; if you buy raw land you work and improve II
until it becomes producing fam.
Thus there Is offered wide variety Of investments
offered to the investor IN the Demi1g country. It
meets the requirements of the pioneer and the retired
capitalist alike.
Here is the way Demng land grows IN Value:
A few years ago Sam Schwing bought piece of raw
land near Demg for $40 per acre; he sold the other
day for Us per acre. John Humid paid 81 so per acre
three years ago for 800 acres of land two miles from
Deming and has refused repeatedly 500 per acre for
it; J. w. Dimes bought forty acres within mile of
Deming few months ago for fifty dollars per acre,
and sold half of it IN less than three weeks for ninety
dollars per acre; Deming business lot sold three
months ago for S 100; two months ago for $1,000;
two weeks ago for $3.50 These instances are typical
Derning land makes you money while you sleep; but
it makes you more money if you improve it
Land holders don't sell out and leave the Minbres
Valley. You can scarcely find man who will part
with all his holdings. He will sell you quarter OF
half of his holdings, and use the money he receives to
improve what he has left Thus money comes, and
money stays Larger holdings are reduced to smaller;
quarter section that formerly supported one family Is
cut up into forty acre tracts and supports four families
That's the way the population grows.
Don't continue on the long and hard road to m
dependence There's shorter, surer, an easier way.
The Deming way Is the right way A prudent man
neither jumps into proposition nor turns it down with
out investigation. All that you guess about Deming
and the Mimbres Valley may be wrong. Why not
come here and talk 1t over and find out. 1t may be
your route to competence
Seventy-five prospectors have registered at the
chamber of commerce since January |. Nearly every
state in the union IS represented IN this registration
Demng is one of the best advertised towns of its size
IN the United States. That's the reason it Is having
rapid development There may be plenty of localities
which will eventually become hicky populated. and
in which land will enhance in value; but who wants
to wait until he Is tottering on the edge of the grave
for returns. Deming is getting returns night now. 1t
is in the process of rapid and thrifty development
Investigate now If you wait another ten days. seventy
five will have gotten in ahead of you and perhaps
some Of these will have picked up something that you
want One hundred people moved into Deming and
the valley IN one week few months ago. Prices will
not stay for long at their present level Come now.
and get the benefit of the increase. For information,
see or write
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

It Is written for people who appreciate and desire
something good; for people who are too intelligent to
embrace get-rch-quick schemes, and who know that
IN order to get something good, they must pay the
price whether IN work. or In waiting, or IN money.
For those who desire to attain an independence
through work and waitng there is raw land cheap
either decided or IN the form of ACCOMPLISHMENTS
For those who desire to pay the money and attain
independence at once there IS improved land, yielding
returns now IN rent SIS per acre per year; and yielding
IN net profits under intelligent supervision of from $50
to SIS per acre per year.
Would you like to have job, light pleasant work.
IN the open air. eight or nine months work year, In
pleasant climate, that would pay you an income of
from $500 to $500 per year2
Would you ike to have home. IN compact,
beautiful community close to therailroad to town and
civilization. from which financial cares and worries
would be banished?
Would you like to have property which you
could sell for $4,000 TO $4,000 and own ii, clear
and paid for?
YOu can.
A certain income of $500 a year means big
investment. If man saved a dollar day, it would
take him more than 100 years to save enough money to
draw $500 a year at seven per cent interest.
Nevertheless the man of small means can get on
The safe and sure road
A great many men are looking for the short and
easy road Out of ten thousand who Try It, only one
ever gets to the other end The other 9999 come out
without any money al all. Imakes no difference what
the name of the mining stocks. margins IN lots
oil stocks-they all come out the same way.
There is one form of investment, however, that
grows, day and night every minute In the year, more
valuable and more productive and that Is real estate
IN Deming, and acreage property IN the Deming
country.
You can buy at the present time Decided land
within mile Of Deming for from $50 to 500 per
acre. you can buy decided land within radius of five
miles from Deming for $50 to 500 per acre; further
out. you can get decided land for from $40 to $40
per acre
Relinquishments within radius Of ten to fifteen
miles can be bought for from 81 to $40 per acre. In
buying REIMBURSEMENT the holder renquishes to the
government and you file on the land. Then, of course
you must fulfill the requirements of the law, before
patent will issue to you.
YOu can buy decided land with water developed
near Dening for from SIPS to SIS per acre.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-13
KANSAS SHORT GRASS
MOTORCYCLE CLUB Is
COMING To CANON CITY

DR.. B. J. Patterson of Pratt, Kan
sas. has written II. s Maddox that the
Kansas Short Grass Motorcycle clao.
of which he is the secretary, is COM
ing to Canon City again this summo r
The official pathfinders OF the clGb
will be here sometime next week 10
contract for provisions and make the
necessary arrangements for the recep-
tion OF the TWO hundred OF more peo-
pie who are expected to make the run.
The 1912 Itinerary Of the club includes
a tour Of Kansas, Colorado and wyoni-
Ing and ita members VIII be given re-
eepfious by Governors smbhs. sha-
froth and Carey
The club will have It's outfit and tho
necessary tents. cots and camp equip
age viii be carried on special motor
trucks. The riders. al Of whom VIII
De- in uniform. viii be eatortalned IN
fifteen towns In three states. and. n
turn. viii extend their hospitality TO
many prominent people while on tour.
The club VIII comehere from Colorado
Springs and remain in town a couple
Of days There viii be a race NEST
and base BAN game Of the fair grounds
the Arst day and the second one VIII
be given over 20 a trip over the Sky
i.ne drive and ou 10 the TOP Of the
Royal Gorge and excursions throush
the orchard growing districts.
In concluding his letter DR. Pattsr-
son says: The mountains Of your
locality. the swell Of the pines. the
rains. the lufcious fsIut and the esn-
erous spirit OF the people are all call
ing us to Canon city"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-13
PREDICTS BANNER TOURIST
SEASON FOR COLORADO

The greatest tourist season in the.
history of the Pike Peak region" Is.
the prediction OF G. w. Martin. gem
eraI agent of the Rock Island lines.
Mr.. Martin has Just completed trip
Of inspection over the lines east Of
this city. n
The campaign Of advertising carried
ON In the east By the railroads has
done a lot in starting tourist travel
Coloradoward. he declares. RepHs
from agents of the Rock lstand all
through the east we're never better for
a banner year for tourist travel 20
this region. He says conditions among
the farmers to the eastward are very
good. and also that in the south and
middle west the farmers are antiei-
pating bumper crops. Martin expects
the Influx OF tourists to start about
the last OF next week-coIorado
Springs Gazette.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-13
THEY PIT An END TO 1T.

Charles Sable. 80 Cook St. Roches-
Ter, y. Y, says he recommended Fol y
Kidney Pills at every opportunity be-
cause they gave him relief from O. bad
case OF kidney trouble that had long
bothered him Such recommends
ton, coming from Mr.. Sable. is direct
and convincing evidence Of the greet
curative qualities OF Foley Kidney
Pills. The genuine Foley Kidney pills
are never sold in bulk. but put up in
sealed bottles. enclosed in a yellow
carton. Ask for Foley Kidney Pills.
Refuse substitutes. For Sale by Ali
Druggists.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-13
COUNTIES TO BE SAVED
BIG PRIMARY EXPENSE

Denver. June G.-Duplicate ballot
boxes will not be necessary at The
state primary elections and the conn
ties viii be saved an expense Of about
$4,000. according to an opinion given
by Charles o'Connor. assistant nttor-
ney general The unused portion y
the ballots. he says, muy be put IN any
kind Of a box near tho ballot boxes.
Each voter viii be- given q Democratic
and Republican ticket
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-13
BEAVER PARK MAN
MAKES RECORD KILL
ING OF CUTW0RMS

Z. P. olmstead. of Beaver Park.
who has been troubled with cutworms
eating his young raspberry plants,
recently won the worlds record for
killing cutworms.
The method used is as follows:
He took two ten-pound lard pals
OF bran moistened with syrup ami
water, to this he added one quarter
pound Of paris green, and sprinkled
the mixture around the plants at 6
p. IN. The next morning he invoieed
his patch and this is what he esti-
mates after carefully counting the
dead worms around several plants:
He has thirteen rows with 15S
plants to the row and his count show
ed from fifteen to sixty dead worms
to the plant; thus he takes an aver
age of thirty worms to the plant.
which makes over $1,000 worms in a
few hours work.-Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-13
j. S. SOLDIERS
IN CANON CITY
4TH OF JULY

Five hundred and fifty United States
soldiers, composing three batallions
of mountain artillary, from Fort n.
\. Russell at Cheyenne, Wyoming. will
arrive in Canon City during the after
noon OF the Fourth of July and VIII
go into camp at the fair frounds for
the night. They will be in charge Of
Lieut.. McCleaye and Will be on their
annual hike" as required by the reg
ulations of the War department at
Washington. The troops will leave
Fort d. A. Russell June goth and viii
be in Colorado SPRINGS July first
They VIII camp near the Glen Car.n
ranch on the Colorado springs-Can5n
City highway the night OF July second
and at the Jen Tong place the night
OF July third; arriving here about
noon the next day. There viii be
seven hundred mules and one hundred
horses with the detachment and ar
rangements have already been made
to feed them at the places Indicated.
The soldiers will fire national sa-
lutte at the fair grounds here and. per
haps. will give a practice drill for
the entertainment OF the crowd that
Is expected TO be at the race course
on their arrival there. The presence
Of the soldiers. in conjunction w.th
the celebration OF the Fremont County
pla,ag SaI Ding club. viii make
Independence Day here an eyentiuI
one.
On leaving here the detachment VIII
proceed to the western slope. camp
ing the first night in the vicinity of
W II. Smiths ranch beyond Parkdale
and TIE second aisht O.. Col nam
ranch. near Hillside. Il is not de-
cided whether its line OF march vul
take it to salida or to villa Grove. but
one OF them wiz be Included n fits
Itinerary Alamosa and Del Nurte
VIII be visited after whlch the coiu an
will proceed TO Glenwood SPRINGS and
thence back 10 Fort D. a. Russell uy
way Of Buena Vista and Denver
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-13

There Is more Catarrh IN this aes-
ton Of the country than an other d.
seases put t1ss sthcr. and until the laat
few years was supposed TO De Incur
able. For a great many yearu doctors
pronounced lt local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local
treatment. pronounced It incurab,e
Science has proven catarrh to be p
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls catarrh Cure. manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio. is
the only constitutional cure on the
market II is taken Internally In
doses from 10 drops 70 teaspoonful.
II acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. They Of
fer one hundred dollars for any case
II fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & co. To-
ledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for cons:i-
patton
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-13
The CALL or THE MOUNTAINS


10 is June. the mountains are right
over yonder. who could nurse a
grudge? Given a Colorado June and
the mountains. nothing else need mat
ter The man who could not feel him
self king In such a land and undar
such a sky should be taking himself
to a doctor; there is something wrong
with him. nut nothing at all with the
world.
One mans business. another man 5
play; treat them as you viii, the
mountains are cure for all Ills. Tho
trout are rising to the ny. the snow
is taking Itself on. the green Of tao
underbrush is never 30 vivid as nov
The skies are blucst in June. .ae
slopes are at their pFcttiest u Be- O.
shame TO stay in town brooding over
things that may not De true when ma
ture Is doing her very best to diver;
the thoughts to better lanes and dispei
the gloom OF winter.
Summer time IS pluytime; summer
time means work. the two are the
same to the Colorado man who would
WOO his fortune In The hills and sing
in his heart while tolllng with brain
and body. The hills were made for
such men. and the two are ever wen
met. Man grows through doing. and
the one whose measure has been TAX
en- by the hills ever after doth be-
stride the world like a Colossus" bet
tered by contact with bigness. The
mountains call to them men who are
fl for big emprise; II is the kind they
best understand.
II only for day, find It possible
to get out into the hills contact
with them will do you good. To the
restless they whisper Of patience; to
the idle they talk OF work: to the
weary. OF rest. They know the needs
OF the man child. for they have en-
dured long and are kind. A day in
their depths is tonic to the tired
city man, their vast spaces break
down barriers and expand the yisi IN
They have for each a message which q
is good to receive at this time. when
1t is June and SO many are asking
the way.-Denver Republican.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-13

Mrs Leila Love. wife Of Wiley Love.
a farmer living near Covena. Ga,
says, Il have taken Foley Kidney pills
and find them to be all you claim for
them. They gave me almost instant
relief when my kidneys were slug
gish and Inactive. cheerfully rec
them TO all sufferers from
kidney troubles" Foley Kidney pills
are as carefully made and as scien-
tifcally compounded as any medicine
your home doctor can give you. They
act directly on the kidneys and blad-
Ter For Sale by All Druggists.