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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-30

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COMMITTEE To URGE
SMALLER FARM IDEA

spee Al 90 Daily Ness
Washington. ID c.. May 81 SEN
ator Duncan q Fletcher, OF Florida,
president of the Southern CONNER
cial Congress. has appointed a COM
mittce OF representative men Of the
South 10 consider the problem Of
breaking up large plantations OF the
South into small holdings.
This committee includes l.. C. r.
vine Mobile. Ala. chairman, Col.
Haryie Jordan, Atlanta. Ga. 7 +.
Peck. state Commissioner Of Agricul-
turc. Nashville Tenn + j Watson,
Commissioner % Agriculture Of
South Carolina. Columbia, S c. and
Geo W Dean. Waycross. Ca
81 The fourth great convention Of
the Southern Commercial Congress.
ar Nashville, Tenn. April $40, the
foIloVins resolution Offered BY l.. C..
Irvine. ~ Mobile. was unanimously
adopted ny the Congress
Whereas. the ratio Of effective citI-
zenship 20 population IN the South IS
but little over onc-third that OF the
agricultural states OF the West. and
Whereas. the only hope OF agricul-
tural uplift In the South lies in the
fundamental solution OF this difficult
~ by the creation Of a soil filling,
farm-owning white population, suffic-
lent To render this ineffective popu-
lation a negligible quantity. and,
Whereas. the large plantation sys-
ten Is an absolute bar 10 individual
small farm ownership
Therefore be II resolved that this
Congress heartily commends TO the
people and their legislatures serious
consultation OF this question. aud i'm
mediate and effective steps 10 break
ny large plantation holdings. and 10
this end We suggest TO the board OF
directors the appointment OF a per
manent COMMITTEES on this subject
Senator Fletchers appointments
today are to carry out n possible.
the instructions In the resolution
Dir G j. Owens. secretary-treasur-
or OF the Southern Commercial Con-
gress. said today that the appoint
meut OF This committee and It's proc
lem Is one Of the most important and
far reaching plans ever undertaken
By the congress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-30

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-30

Comptroller Prendergast OF New
York city. who is to make the speech
presenting Colonel Roosevelt's name
to the Republican national conven-
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President Texas Postmasters Asso
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-06
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NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

More romantic literature, as well as that which has been written about California than any other state in the union, and there comes to the New Central theater today one of the pret- tiest and most romantic reels of the season, fWilen California Was Young It has been said of this reel that a more beautiful romance of this state was never seen, heard or told. Down With the Men is one of those rare suffragette reels that has devel- oped since women were allowed to vote in many states and demand the riehl in others. The Noodle Indus try" not the cranium variety, but real noodles. the kAd that are good to eat, is an Industrial reel that will pc of more than usual interest, while some of Kalem's players have very hard time Paying Their Board Bill and this furnishes no end of fun and entertainment Ever see Central Park New York? Here's reel that you will like imoYsely It's at the New Central today A Vitagraph shows An Elephant on Their Hands, and Kalem comes forward for the second time tomorrow with When Youth Meets Youth thriller from start to finish.
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Cbe CbedterS
AT THE PRINCESS.

"A Waning Miss has certainly proved winner at the Princess the first three days of the week, for il is the most popular show that has appeared at this splendid play house tAis season.
 The merry musical comedy, with its 25 people. it's galaxy of comedy stars land it's bevy of pretty, singing, danc- ing girls, its beautiful costumes gor- geous stage settings, has proved the biggest hit that has ever been staged at the Princess, at least that is the concensus of opinion of nearly every one who has witnessed the show
 The biggest 10, 20 and 30 cent snow ever staged" is the general comment, while hundreds have freely stated that they have often paid SlA to see a show not half so good
 During the first two days of the run in Hot Springs this company has made the record run for the season SO far, and with the third day it will greatly exceed any offering the Prin- cess has offered so far during tho present season M
 lilS IS lHe Hidl udy Ol tuiS DlS musical offering. It will be many a day before you have an opportunity to see it's equal in the musical comedy line even at standard opera house prices, so you had better take advant- age of the opportunity to go today either matinee or night The nig1t houses are always packed and it would be a good move to have your seats reserved to insure a choice of seats, or any seat at all, as the stand ing room sign will no doubt swing during the day.
 The Princess has shown the big offerings this season. all that Is best n vaudeville has been given its pa irons, but no better or more enjoy able offering las been offered the amusement loving public than this big
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-06
LYRIC rHEATER.

The opening bill at the Lyric The ater is proving the biggest kind of a winner and the warm approval ac- corded every act and picture tells the story of complete enjoyment When the audience is not applaudlng they are conyulsed with laughter and such a merry. artistic and amusing bill would be extremely hard to duplicate.
 Wagner and Diggs in their marital sketch, extract whole lot of fun. Some of the ladys remarks elicit loud applause from the fair sex which is quickly drowned by the roars of laugh ter from the male portion, caused by the husbands retort They are a cleY- CT team and have good turn which they handle most artistically
 The Kalnowski Brothers are con stant source of wonderment to the audience. One seemingly impossible feat is succeeded by another still more marvellous They introduce some feats of balsncing that requires the utmost amount of strength, and exc. cute same in a manner never before seen here.
 Roberts and Fulton are the jolliest pair of entertainers in vaudeville. Miss Fulton is the acknowledged queen of fun-maks1g They make you forget your troubles, and, despite any case of blues you may have upon entering the theater, you may rest assured they will disappear long be fore the completion of their turn
 The motion pictures are excellent. They cover a wide field of endeavor and range from an Arabian tragedy. a story of the desert and enacted by Arabians in their own country 10 Handsome Dams Courtship, a west. ern story. full of fun, comedy and ac- ticn. in which the hero proposes and is accepted by six different girls, Q whom he gives prize package rings to bind the engagement and the finale when the girls get wise and plan re. yenge Is q scream and must be seen to be appreciated.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-06
ROYAL rHEATER.

With a Broncho two-reel feature heading the bill for today and four other splendid reels, The Royal as usual, is to the fore with the big bill of the day No better feature films are made than is produced by the Broncho company-this osN entitled The Man They Scorned, is a picture story in which deep human emotions, excellent photography. splenddly pos ed situations and all the features of a great picture enter. This feature is said to be the best produced by this new company, and it has pro- duced some good ones.
 The Solax company brings a splen. did drama, "The Old Love ans the New" a beautiful love story with a pretty ending and wiht excellent in terest running all the way through.
 An Imp. drama, Great Northern comedy, and a Rex huYan irss.rest story will round out this big bill
 Now just a word about the future of The Royal. Watch our announce ment for the coming weeks, compare : hem with the programs given by any picture show in the country. You cannot find a bigger. better, newer program Of pictures in New York or Chicago than is being given by The Royal Hot Springs is afforded tle ereatest picture show in the United States, showing all the first run pic lures. with light and mechanical eff fleets that are the best and wifi a theater which is comfortable and pleasant. The Royal will continue to set the pace-you can bank on tlis theater every day in the year.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-06
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-06

musical comedy success, "A Winning Miss"
 Today is your last opportunity. You will regret 1t if you fail to see it once. A larve number have elected to attend the second time.
 Reserved seats for today at the us ual hour
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-06

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The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-06
JEwELRY SALE.

A part of the jeweTy stock of the Crown Jewelx Company will be sola at private sale at the Spauiding hotel Mrs Wilkins. 1U-30 -1w
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Flve and one-half furi0uES Lady
stalwart, loi OIwayl. to !. won; BraIton. 10
tseldenl, to I, secund; Philadelphia Conner. Ios
tGrothl, 10 to /. third Tine 07 IS Transparent.
Coed, Parneil Girl. oouo0moo. Sainest Belle of
the Bay. Deerfoot, Harvest Fly. Duchess Philippe
Jim Nc. and Unlucky also ran.
SECOND RACE-hreeanrteTs Of a mile. Royal
Tea. us callahan. to 10. won: Moonlight lo6
tGrossl 10 I. second Amohalko. 10 Ofurrayl ~
to ]. third. Time, l:l5S@ Butua, Dog Star. and
Gift also
THIRD RAcE-Ons mile. The BuilORs Duush-
ter, l0 tGrusl. 90 l. won; Dotfie B.. lo5 u. Cai-
ahanl = 10 !. second; 8IinnoIette 10 rwingnEldl.
IS 10 I. third. Time. la l5 Velsini. LehiEh.
Green Bridge. Padre. Mycenas High Range Cameo,
Nyanza, and The Peer also nn.
FOURTH RACE-Three-auarters Of a mile. Or.
Dougherty. lo2 Is IohnsOnl. to l. won: Goldhnn
lG tGrussl, TO l. seoond; Closer. Ill prior, to
5. third- Tine. liS Kootenay. Yanir and Dr.
Sm0ot also ran,
FIFTH RACE-FiEe and one-hah f1rlonss Fan
suil Hall. lie u. Keuul. to / won; Little lane
os tTaplinl. TO l. second; Gelieo. 10 tGrossl. 10
n l. third Time los 81 Light knight. Lady
Tendi John H. sheehAn, Hez, and Golden Huby
also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile. CroSs0ver. lcs lGross,.
70 l. won: Uncle Ben. 10 Cdunayl, to l. SEC
0nd: John Louis. los u. Heuryl, ~ 10 l. third.
Time. 1884 Dangerous March and J. II. Reed
also ran
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
!enY May Be Traded league Ratites Schedule
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pune. szao; twoycar-old- maidens;
tlree and-ene-hsn furiongz. splrelih. IN Hioosel.
TO 2 won; YcmHse. 10 uofitzl. 70 1. second;
Little Dad nt DuEanl Y TO } third. Time.
0t44S Ella Crane. Nellie S. Merry ChaAe. Real
Brown. High Clia. First sight Fiabbersast. Niek
Aiken, and Senator James als0 ran.
SECOND RACE-Seliings pure. 80; three -ycar-
oidsi seven furions. Republican. III lHopkinsl. B
10 5. wen; Lewis. l0 cfurneFl 10 ]. second sil1s
Grump M Duganl. 70 !. Third. Tine, II -
MEmita, Partner. Steal Away. Comnioners touch.
Gay Bird. Tom King and Fafheroia also ran
THIRD RACE-seliing. punse 80; threeyear-
olds and upward one mile and seFenu yArdA Roe
buck, Turner, to S. wuns Dine knight. le4
tWilsonl, TO 2 second; Heny Hutchinson. ~
tDugaBl. to I. third. Time. IS. Indian Maid.
SemiquaTer. Rash. LOnghsnd Otiio. Pocotaliso,
and Emperur william also nn-
FOURTH RACE-six fariones; purse. go; three
yeEr-olds and rVward; handicap. Berkeley, io5
Mo(tusl. 10 J. won; LAWton WigEns. IL fDu-
Eanl, eFen. second Martin W. Litfleton. 8 Hop
dnsl. Is TO ]. third. Time, kis Ia HuAy Lad
and Causize also ran.
FIFTH RACE-sn furlongs purse. 500; three
year-oids and upward; selling. Oehre Court, %
tschweibigl. to /. wDn; Tiliies Nightmare, 81
AlcCabel. Y 70 I. seoond: Springmas. 100 iDuganl.
10 to l. third. Time. lie 25 PLANT. Aviator. De
tect. Bill Barnes Bonnie Eoisc. Lanigan. Camel
La U Mexican. GiLcose. and MaEAzins also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue mile and seventy yards; pune.
~; three-year-Olds and upN ard: selling. Barn
Dance, % tGoudl. - 20 ). won: Chiffon SquaE.
y tBrueel. IS 10 second: Belfast - (Ambrusel Is
TO 5. thind. Time. s. s. Aehmet. Carlisle NJ,
Roseburg. Blundara. Sligo. and Hiberniea also
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
HILLTOP PREPS TO
HAVE FAST nine
twenty-five Men Respond to Capt.
McCarthy's Call for
Candidates.

Capt Mccarthy. Of the GeorgeaOwn
Preps' baseball team. issued a can for
candidates yesterday, and tweufy-nye
men reported. That the Prep team this
season viii be one Of the best d the
history Of the schools seems probable.
considering the wealth OF material.
For catchers there are Grove and Ma
rum. OF football fame; Miller. and
schoen. from the West. who comes TO
Georgetown with a -big reputation. For
pitchers there are several star slab art
lists. and this department VIII be well
taken care of by Capt. Mccarthy. Cor
bett. from Mount 81. Mary's; Partridge.
and Phillips are the others who are 10
make bid for this position.
First base will be well guarded by
Burns. formerly OF the Gonzaga Prepsi
Farrell from lasI years nine. and Han
non. a newcomer from Irontown. Pa
For second there are several new men
who are to try for the position Bidulph.
former captain OF the Holy Cross young
sters. is the most logical candidate, but
he WIN be hard pressed by Drury, from
last years nine, and Fennell, OF Gonzaga
Preps
shortstop position wiz find Billy Mar
tin right on the job again; also Nord-
linger. the basketball player.
For third base the most logical can
dldates to report are Donovan, Ieary.
and Brockerhoss. The last-named II
considered a wonder by those who have
watched his past performances.
Capt. Mccarthy will play the outheld
when not pitching. as his hitting Is
needed. Newcomb. Cusack. Nixon.
Drury. Daily. Dear, Vromer. Prendergayt.
Maroney. Larralde, and Dinhier are also
candidates
The coach of the team Is to give a
series OF lectures each evening. begin
ming next week, and will instruct the
players in the fundamental plays OF the
national game. The gymnasium Is TO
be utilized for practice until warm
weather arrives. Director Joyce Is TO
have charge OF the team in the gymna-
sium, and each afternoon he Is TO in
struct the youngsters IN starting and
sliding into bases
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
GALLAUDET STARTS
BATTERY PRACTICE
Eight Twirlers Report for Initial
Work-out-catchers
Are Scarce.

The battery. candidates for the GaIlau-
det College baseball team reported yest
terday afternoon Tor indoor exercise un-
der direction OF Coach wnIiam Peet at
the Kendall Green gymnasium.
The aspirants for pitching honors are
numerous this year. but only two men
are candidates for catcher.
Among the eight would-be pitchers
present at the first indoor practice were
Capt. Vernon Birch and Fred Moore, of
the last years varsity nine, and Foltz
and Lapsldes, OF the reserves.
There were several new pitching eandi-
dates. and what can be expected or
them no one Is able to say at present
Rasmussen. the giant from Iowa, looks
fairly promising, but nobody knows what
he can do out OF doors.
The two candidates for catcher are
Kendall, OF Iowa. the battery partner or
Rasmussen. and Classen, OF Washing-
ton State. Unless these two men come
up to the previous standard OF Gallau-
det catchers, the Kendall GreeBers will
be without an experienced man behind
the bat"
Manager Frederick Hughes has not as
yet finished his work on the Galiaudet
schedule, bHt the first game OF the sea-
son will be on March % with Maryland
Agricultural College. at College Park.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
ARcApE pucKPTN LEAGuE.
dyToNo1HG. u
plNEKSIKI
aSd--AsnSl
.lG0SSIP~l

David s. Hendrick. local agent for the
Franklin, is very enthusiastic over the
1872 model OF his car. anp during a re-
cent conversation said:
Il am more than pleased with the
Franklin line for 1912. and satisfied that
1t could not be improved upon.
Aside from the quality of the Frank
lin, which stands unquestioned, the fac
tory is building this year an 1S-horse-
power runabout for $l,65O.- a 25-horse-
power touring car for s., 900. six-cylinder
3o-horsepower touring car for $500. a
six-cylinder 3s-horsepOwer touring ear for
$780, a seven-passenger touring car for
$LOOO. and a Limousine for 5000 and
S, ,O00
In addition to those cars. they make
a 1.00O-pound delivery car, a one-ton
truck, taxicabs, ambulances, &C., giving
me as complete line Of cars as dealer
could wish to handle. For that reason
expect 1872 to be a banner year"
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
MAY TRADE HENRY
FOR LEFTY GEORGE
Rumors of Big Swap Between
Griffith and Hedges, of st.
Louis Browns.

srscisl to The washinEtnn Herald
Chicago, Feb. 15.-Trades of ball play
ers are in sight for the American League
meeting tomorrow. Clark Griffith, of
the Washington club. is determined that
he will not go home from this session
without one or two new faces in his list
of aspiring athletes. -
The Washington manager was closeted
in his room at the Great No.-hern to-
night with Col Bob Hedges, of the st.
Louis Browns, and the chances are that
some kind of dicker will be announced
tomorrow
While there was no announcement
made of the players who are to be in
voIved in the trade, it was rumored that
Grifith was willing to trade John Henry,
his promising backstop, for a good left
handed pitcher, supposed to be Lefty
George. This would be a pretty even
trade and would strengthen the two
teams in the department where they are
weakest.
Griffith is short OF left-handers, md Is
determined that lie will pull something
out Of the meeting here that will
strengthen his pitching stan. Hedges is
anxious TO land another good catcher,
and so the two are hammering hard 10
reach terms.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
BOWLING EVENTS
TONIGHT.

TENPINs.
DISTRICT LEAGUR
(At RAthskeIler Anss)
oentrals tS carOIN
PATENT EXAMINERS LEAGUE.
cat Arcade AileyAl
IntsTferno V. ChonistA
MOUNT PLEASANT LEAGUE.
tAt Arzds Alleys.l
Monroe w. Ginrd.
sAENGERBUND LEAGUE.
tAt Club AIieysT
shumsns Va Haydns.
Brahms vs.. sehnbertA
DUCKPINs.
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
tAt ROYAL Aneysl
Good Fellows "a rOledoA
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
tAt Y. NJ. q. A. -Alleys.l
7. ~ C. A. vs. Palace.
NoRrHEAsTERS LEAGUE
CAT Northeast Aney~l
HnitOps u Bennett q Co.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
CAT Casino AlleyAl
HaErnnsr Baking Co Vs. Judd 4 DeiWeiler.
RAILROAD Y. ". @. A. LEAGUE.
(At Uuicn statiOn.l
Ticket ohioe vs.. Union Station.
RURAL NAIL CLERKS LEAGUE.
CAT Palace AlleyA)
DeuGs vs.. Aees
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
CAT Capitol Hill AIleyGl
Miscellaneous vs. Secondary Mount Shop.
INGRAM MEMORIAL CHURCH LEAGUE.
tAt Church AlleyNl
Esueros Va Boosfers
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14

Matches in doubles and singles fea-
tured the big Herald duckpin tourna-
ment-on the Royal alleys last night,
and when II was all over the spotlight
was turned directly on Bill Du Busky,
who sent Goodman's hopes for the high
nine game total prize into the discard
heap.
Du Busky rolled his doubles last
night, and his three games totaled eX-
actly 341. This added TO a previous
mark in singles of 351 and 32S while
working with his team. gives him q
total of 1000, just 5 pins more than
Goodmsn's record-breaking crash.
Du Busl1y's pin walloping was the
big feature of the evening. but right
behind him came Pratt, OF the Mo-
hawks, who negotiated a three-game
set for 33T, and eliminated Goodman,
Nally, and Elker from the list of high
men in the singles.
Wells came right on Pratt's heels
with 1885,. and only the hardest kind OF
luck in his second game kept his score
down to SO. Wells returned a 121 for
the first game and 122 for the third.
Du Busky was also the victim of
fierce breaks. He missed at least four
spares in his third game and nearly
that number in the second.
Jay and Lipp, in the singles, rolled
fair games, as did Simpson, the Chaplin
& Sacks captain. The scores:
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
G. u. PLAYS 81. MARY's.
Good Ba.ket-ban Game booked for
BrookIanders To-day.

Catholic University basketball team
plays st. Mary's this afternoon in the
Brooklander's gymnasium. This game
promises to be a fast and interesting
one. as the teams are evenly matched.
and quite a rivalry exists between them.
They have met once before this season,
when the Red and Black team journeyed
TO Emmitsburg and went down TO defeat
by the narrow margin Of a single basket.
Since then both teams have been going
at good clip and the chances are the
game this afternoon should be evenly
contested.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
PALzER SCORES KNOCKOUT.
sends Sailor White TO DreamIand
I'm FIFth Round.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Feb. BIN exactly
the same manner in which he knocked
out Al Kaufman, thereby gaining his
present prestige. Al Palzer embalmed
Sailor White in the fifth round of their
proposed ten-round bout at the Royal
Athletic Club tonight. A right upper
cut to the jaw put the bold tar TO the
mat
White kept Palzer guessing for spell
in the first, keeping away from hard
left hooks. Palzer found it hard to
reach White in the first two minutes, but
as soon as, he landed a left to the jaw,
followed by a right TO the stomach.
White broke ground. Thereafter Palzer
had matters his own way.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
SEEN AT ROYAL ALLEYS
Got to hand it to pu Busky.

Pratts doubIe-action crossfire got 'em
going and coming.
Vogelsburger was the speed mer-
chant One Of his fast ones put the
lighting appartus out of business on
alley No. 4, and the boys were forced
to roll in semi-darkness.
Du Busky's three games showed .
spares and strike.
Michaud and Tommy oliver pulled down
high game in doubles with 652.
Post and Wells. the Garrison team pin
spIitters. worked finely in double har-
ness.
Bockper started out with nice 1o2.
but his next two games yielded only s.
and 81
The crowd was pulling for Du Busky.
Team total high marks are in danger
Of annihilation tonight