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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
glGrsme0et.

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eneoe 0onife eonng.-lurb. airfe
amerifo,~ Itoor mart for Geren.
% 0a oore aorsmg6er ifglge Dor
5oriatnina iu0tnger en- 5grite-
rongsploo8, boooe / port firfeIige %
port misiionnerenOe Arbeioe, er
BET at inogri6enoe 9etponing. at
en- IA omintteip0e o. taIrig -
0enigbe0s- Representation er til
Steoe. Jon BET er muligt.
8poo pore @cnig5eOsmeoer be.
tpoer for De lofoIe @eni86eoer
noor 6errens aano og Oro 0o Ell
lers iaa 9oo til Of be5erife Dem.
BET 6et1Oer pore Aar5mo6er Tor os
ON Somfmo.
@oa pore glenig6eosme0er orsf-
ter pi Sc Opgaper, Der Iig9er for
Den eafelte 0}enig6eo at Isie. %
6oo0 Der / oct Dele tdget fan tiene
til Menigbeoens Earn % 9eOite.
PIT Oct er al itor 9etponing, at
Observation-Disclosures giper Rs.
De, oct be5soer oft .ngen nprmere
5orfloring. Ter beIprer Den fpI-
les Grforina os ON. Gct eIoiam-
me gpI0er Dor airfes Aorsme0e.
DIN oct er Den 6e0Ite 5oriotuinq,
pi FOR nprbpren0e bar / Dor STRIFE,
for at foa en- ioa omiatteu0e repre-
ientntip % mooen 6oriomling, ION
muligt. oct er Tor 2iebliffet life
SpsrgsmnaIef, ioolpnge ion ui FAR
ben 5%orfotning. &ooeoiagen er. AT
ri ger 9r1lg al Ben. til nj ioar Ell
be0re. ON Der eaers er ell beore.
Meninqerne ON Ben Sag er 10 oelte
iblnnot os men De incomes nof meo
5ioen, iaa oi o9ioa / bette Snttc
rommer Del, Ser tiener 6errens Saa
beoit blonot os.
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Der ombnn6leoe Gag, BET er. At
4orsm90et / aenmore, 9oro 0afo-
ia. fon blioe ioa go6t r%eprRieuteret
iom muligt baa0e al 4rpiter 81
@3eniq6eoer, for at Ri / 5paesifo6
% 9ro5erfa5 fan 0refte Be man8e
oeiGige Opqaoer. Serren bar lat
FEN til Ten Toreneoe 6nn'f epona.-
fltt5. 4irfe Amerifo.@
Com man oil ie / 9efenotgerel-
len al set Is. aorsme0e, er Der oi1-
flee IorfIog til 0DeroeieIie og Ri
g6reIie. I'll 6~oritoaelie Blot no8Ie
gemurfninger ON 6orflogene.
66rit 6orfloget ON Cutter Sol.
Iege. 0erne Sfoles 5fitorie forto-
letter oi. er tenot al De iIeite iblonot
os. 9utber College blep bDgget /
Strait al Samfunoets SiIifpnoelie og
peientlig al Somfun0soenner. Gets
Meaem6itorie ifaI ieg life Der be-
rgre.
9utber College eies og leOes M al
ben ioreneoe 0onife Strife; men / De
ire aar, Samfunoet bar bait Son.
trol al Sfolen, tro6s bette, at 60
Ie9erningen bar onret leoet meo itor
3pgtigbeo og giort life ringe 5rem.
gang og Dun0et anerfenoeIie - bor
@erningen Dog bbert aor meofert
en- betpoelig l1noerbolance.
Denne Gag 6or oerfor p9ret I'M.
Der neie Operbeielie al airferaaOet
i 5or6inOelie meo BET rooogibenoe
Board / Gocine 9rpiterne) og Brof
Sobn ". 2arien, og 8eiultntet al
6en belle 0refteIie er 90 5orilaget,
Tom er arfsrt / 9efenotgsreIien.
Oct er en- SelpfsIge, at Brof.
2arien er re6e til at eao mo poo
5orilaeet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

Zen FOR nDmiferen"s 2Riere Del.
fenOte S,obn 2arien, San 5rancisco,
~nrneloer | ngien" en- Bog af Sobon
Sfioloborg nllomarfsfolfene". gi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

R-VC1 ~f*F11~ ~
/ 2utber Colleges @erning EN- be-
@isiion FOR Dor airfe % bar
oicrte til At 6ringe 0ifer for Den
Gag.
vi mener oerfor, at 6orilo9et
5rmger Den ~aller6eoite 9osning al
Den Sog for 2iebIiffet.
Gernnit 6orilo9et ON 8rinitotiS
seminar % Cana College. 0ette
8orilag ~inoe6oIoer TO 5ing: en-
ierIig Senoen0eIie til boer enfelt
0euig6eo / Samhnroet ON en- be-
itemt Gum til Somfunoets Stole
fosie oa iao Ani9tteI er al en- 9fo-
nomn pe0 STOLEN.
Som man oil ie, er be9ge 5or.
log = boaoe 9enpenoeIie til DE.
nig6eoerne % 4nigtteIier al en- 9fo-
nom - GeformforiIao. SfoIeoiref'
tionen maa pi0e. boor meget al Nib.
fer Der itoar til oens Rno0igbeo ON
aaret. Nj pGre itiQet ooerior be-
itemte arao me0 ubeitemte SrotPa-
Ter, BET er en- i~orfert 9usbolonin9s-
moo0e. 2oo os Iuffe ginene Oh %
ie, at Den 8rem9onosmaaoe 0ur
fife. Get er Sen W}aaoe, Der boert
2for bar me0fert en- betpoelig @pIo.
ToriIogets aprne goar aItiaa no
paa bette. at boer enfelt NaenigbeO
.opforore5 til At lone en- beitemt
Gum aarIi9 til Somiun0ets SfoIe-
fasie Ger moa noturIi9ois fait-
iuttes en- beitemt cato for Snobe.
refining on Ben Gag.
Gn ioooan 5remgangsmoooe uil
fsre til aIor6eo ooer Snotegterne
ira Samfunoets Stoe. SfoIen fan
ielU gioe 0pIDsning ira oens Sfoe,
ON 5nOtn9terne ior Aaret, Der
ioan0t. og bOo0 ben muIiaoi5 fan
pente for 9laret. Der fommer.
Iireftionen bar "a Ell nolenIiinoe
ioIio 9oiis at ban0le poa og er
iooIe6es i Storo til at p~IonIp99e
ltoen ~lln0erifu0.
aonmer iao bertil, at Somfun0et
aniGtter en- 0pgtig 2fonom, Der /
ale 8no0er foritaor ia pon Sus-
boIoning, 6a tro ri, at meget er
ouu0et / 6orboIo iii ben %finnncielIe
SHE oeo oenne Sag.
Qerfor fremfommer 5oriGnget.
Soa er DER enOelig 5orqaget fro
2iten. let aoor no pao, at Cant
%iuHoets Sormou0 6ruger al lin 5f6
Somiunoets 5ieneite.
ga, / 5eorien er oct, ION ioo
mango an0re Seorier. ~ppperIigt;
men p~rnftiif Jet or oct uigennemfsr.
fqt. Set ifuIoe ga Dpre, ON ri
aapoe en- onoen 4nltlns ibIanOt os,
Del oil iige en- Nan0, Ser fer omtrent
iao0on u6: Gn pI0re ugiit Won0
- meo uolminoeIiqt oo0t SeIbreo
- aI0cles npdrtiif - me0 en- Sf1.
.9i4heocns 9lono - Ell alii6ig 9ips-
eriariag = mc0 et Domngt Sierte
Dr. agter lire @eoarbei6ere for
.arrti SnG0 meo et oarmt
oiertc. Ser 6rqnoer Tor SipIens
1rgl'e % 6errens Orb. San mao
oqiaa 6aoe en- goo Bortiou 1aaI
m~ooiqhco, Der fan uobot6e Be BAG
Ii9e 0perleb ira ale NeniQ6eoer
o. en- in6erlio Gmiorg for ale
5amfun05- g irfiombeoer.
6or oi en- iao6an @nro2 Sn, oo
Lao os ppIge 6om M til oct fom.
menoe 4orsm6oe.
en- Iepenoe 4niparsfgIel
ie al os e%nfeltDis. @rpiter % IT
ui9beoer, er eIIers r. / alt en- ior.
traiielig Meoicin.
geo 5i0en al oisie iprIige Ca
ger, iom Der er %antooet, itaar fretn.
.0eles paa 0ogsor0eneu: 0%1isiionen
6lanot Qanosmp1o / amerifo, Dor
6e0nin9emisiion og 9itteroturmis.
iion m. m, iomt TO gmner iii 0ref.
telie, nemIi9: p6eOningemisiionens
9~etD0ning ! Dor airfes 9trbeioe" og
Wisiionsiinoet".
Dec alt bette for 2je. oil ieg
eerne iige til Somfunospenner, Der
monife ifO0er iouoon / BET: 81 bor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
Oct iefitenbe aarsmsOe

Den orene6e oanffe
qirfe | amertfo"
dfboloes, ON SitO oil, / 9rinitotis
@enigbeo, aenmare, @ortb Dotota,
fra Sors6oe ben %. Siini til 6irs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

iaor DeItsne bsaost0tt "a =. 6olt, Der
auerterer r 91abet enter III al .sbs hos Dem
saer f3g 9t foa CplpsniHa ON bet aosrtereos,
beoes q altio omtole. At Sc az HDertlsie'
mentet . tetie Blob. Set utl ppre til oer'
tbie Jiptis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

gfter at Buit. 5. 5. ailoiis bar
forreiponoeret meo a@eneral 9as-
ienger Agent for 500 Cine %
ReIion 9amien, Sfnmi9ration Qgent~
bar oi fooet Guar iom ipIger:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

9larsme0et par beitemt til en-
llae tioligere; men er M TAT iii
20. % 5uni Tor at ioa Some.
i~sefers 8ore@.
u. z. 8iciien. Sef.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
CHEYENNE STARTS BIG
FRONTIER CELEBRATION

Cheyenne. Wyo Aus Ia
rorongs OF visitors from Denver and
the East arrived In Cheyenne today
for the opening OF the sixteenth an
nual Frontier celebration
Fully 5000 people are guests OF
the city already and every train is
crowded TO its utmost capacity. Many
cowboys are in the city from all parts
Of wyoming, and they, with the In
dans in their red and yellow blan-
kcts are attracting much attention
from visitors The festivities will
continue until the end Of the week
Among the events on the program
are roping and busking broncho con
tests for the worlds championship.
shooting competitions. cowboy races
exhibitions Of fancy riding, Indian
races. branding contests and mill
tary maneuyers by detail Of United
States troops from Fort u 4 Russell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
House Repasses Steel and
Iron Bill as Soon as
Returned
COTTON BILL IS PASSED
TOILETTE AND EIGHT OTlIEi;
PROGRESSIVE SENATOR'S
VOTE WITH DEMO
Gratis.

~ ht~..'s sifN fieeN
Washington. d. G.. Aug IL Re
peating its action of yesterday when
It passed the Wool Tariff bill over
the presidents veto. the House s-Say
repassed the vetoed steel and Iron
bill within two hours after II hda
been returned with Taft's veto mes
sage.
The vote was l73 to SO. margin
OF two votes over the necessary two
thirds
The Senate at almost the same
moment passed the Democratic Cot
ton Tariff bill sent them a week ago
by the House.
La Toilette and eight other pro-
gressives Joined the Democrats and
passed the Cotton bill SO 10 49, An
amendment was attached repeating
all but the paper and pulp section
OF the Canadian reciprocity law.
The repassed Steel and Wool bills
will he called mp Friday and an at
temp. made to repass them in the
Senate. hut the Democratic leaders
say there Is little hope of the neces-
sary two-thirds majority.
Nine insurgents in the Senate ana
sixteen In the House voted with the
Democrats on the Steel and Cotton
bills.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
PandemOnium Breaks Loose When
COngressman-Elect Makes Speech
EulOgizing Senator Joe Bailey
SHEPPARD SPEAKS AGAINST THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Coquitts Platform is Adopted Carrying the Section
Providing for Closing of Saloons at $3.50
o'clock Each Night

SAN ANTONIO, TEN AUG.Ii-oHAGCTEiuzED Bl Two
DEMONSTRATIONS WHICH FOR DURATION AND PARTISAN
INSANITY SHATTERED RECORDS IN THE HISTORY OF
rENas, THE LAST DAY OF DEMOCRATIC STATE con.
NENTIoN WAS ONE oF Widest TURBULENCE
riiE FIRST CAME FOLLOWING THE PREsENTaT OF
CoiQuITTs NAME AND AFTER THE FORMAL DECLARATION
or MS NOMINATION.
toN"RtsSMAN-EIECI JOE EAGLE HOUSTON PRECPI-
hrED rANDEMoNIUM At THE AFTERNOON SESSION BY EU-
io"iZING SENATOR BAILEY. DELEGATES MOUNTED CHAIRS
N FkENn. CONTINUOUS SERIES OF WELLS FOR
MORE THAN AN HOUR
whole body rushed platform district reached
the center minus number delegates.
>purre nominating speech delivered by Forac.
Vaughan sheppard straightforward adj
dress onchn Democracy declaring
unaterable % he Hquor traffic
woicrs addfes da. receives, win An
ovation
Smoudcrng feeling afternoon when
the question the aIopion . ,oqui's platform arose
h, providing
cr>vhiIc intelligent bowling dcr,islcr,
appearance ColIutt platform caused the final
taieng Of adoption OF platform
presented
,am,e, spoke prior hut enough peace
od was spread to quiet
There was rapid dispatch forward the
convention ndorrng die.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
ARMY BILL PASSED
LATE LAST NIGHT
Carries An Appropriation
of Ninety-fOur Million
Dollars
GENERAL WOOD RE TANNED
HOUSE WILL FORCE SENATE To
AGREE To 4 COMPROMISE
ON ONE-BATTLESHP
PROGRAM.

BY Associated Press
Washington, ID. c., Aug a. The
Senate late tonight passed the Army
appropriation bill carrying $4,000
coo, the bill replacing that which
was originally PASSED, which was
vetoed by the president The new
bill did not carry the provision OF the
old bill which would have legislated
General Leonard Wood out OF the
position as Chief Of staff In the
Army.
The Democrats of the House IN o
caucus today. by vote of 80 to ] !
agreed to support the appropriation
for one battleship in this years naval
program. The Senate is expected to
accept the comromise aud agree on
the naval bill
A majority OF the Senate had de-
manded an Appropriation for two bat
tleshlps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15

W as intoxicated and Threat
ening Life of Boys
Mother

-gr.a i8 Daily N.t.
plaiuNitW Tex iUl 40 ...
thcntio report bias been received hero
of the killiuF of s A Lomaf Ny HIs
l3-year-old son Monday uiEhf
I.omaN had returned from fIos.
dada intoxicated and was threaten.
ing the lifo of his wife With razor
His son stood BOZ the door with au ay
saying ~ you come another step
Fn XIII YOU The father advanced
and the son made good h.s threat
Every bone iu LomaN- h.a. was
broken according to fh. nbys jams
report and death was instantaneous
The family has lived eight miles
southeast Of Floydada for fifteen
years and Lomax raised tho first bale
Of cotton ever raised In Floyd county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
OARROW SPEAKS
IN OWN DEFENSE
Pours Wrath and Denuncia-
ton on Those Plotting
to Destroy Him
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Los Angeles, Cal, Aug IL
Clarence Darrow, regarded as one 81
the foremost champions OF organized
labor and the defender In the sourts
OF labot leaders and pripfiple'
pleaded today for his own liberty
reputation and possibly for his life In
his trial for the alleged bribery oi
Jurors In connection with his conduct
of the Mcnamara defense
At the outset he told the Jury he
would not appeal TO heir sympathy,
The Chicago lawyer poured out tor
rents Of wrath and denunciatiou up-
Oh those whom he said had plotted
10 destroy him he talked Tor three
hours this afternoon and covered
every phase OF the case Darr.w
said he had decided he was NOT being
tried for bribery but for the cause
he had led 90 the battle tor lrgluiz-
ed labor
a, one stage o. his speech barrow
declared:
Oh. you wild, insane members OF
the steel Trust and Erectors organ
ization.. YOU mad hounds %; detec-
tiyes. oh. you district attorneys YOU
know not what YOU do Jet me say
that il you succeed il putting me IN
prison. there will brood q silence
more eloquent than any words nay
loor lips could ever frame Don't
sou know that upon my persecution
and destruction there would arise
,eu thousand men older tnaH . dm
5ud willing 20 sacrifice nor. than ]
have sacrificed iu 'he righteous .aIse
ana these men 1911. carry -'-. banner
10 the end "
barrow will conclude a.s IrsIment
tomorrow morning
p.strict Attorney Fsed-rIc. al
make the final argument sp"1-.ug
ala lay Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
ANOTHER VIRGINIA
OUTLAW IO TllAL

NyethryIlle. Va. Au- li ne
case OF Frel Allen one OF The -ang
lot outlaws alleged 20 have committed
the Carroll County CourthoIsa mir-
ders a. Huisyille Jas. Star Fis
called for trial toda.
Tire .udlcfmen. upon Ri.
90 be .-Iei charges hiu H.'a me
murder OF Commonwealth Attorney
William N Foster. one lt OBJ. eve
persons killed iu raa court r.'. -'-
gedy
Frel Allen is the laird ot ta. A...a
clan 20 be rried for rhe murder.
Floyd Allen and Die SON. it
Allen. have been tried aat .'.
of first deErec murder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
REACH AGREEMENT
ON CANAL BILL
ToProhibit Ships Controlled
by Trusts from Using
Canal Free

"a. Associated Pres.
Washington - e.. Aug % con
tcrccs ou the Panama Cana bill
reached an agreement today.
The senate provision giving free
passas' to American ships engaged
boz foreign trade viii be- stricken ont
OF the bin
The ueV provision covering rail-
road controlled ships and ths fela-
uor 1. fhe railroads fo rho s.slm.
ship lines was aerood 'H
Th. Senate amendments fo pro-
r.hi' frusf-cou'rolled ships from U.s.
.uE che canal vas agreed Co.
Free passage for American ships
engaged Loo coastviss trade remains
10 the bill and was NOT .'ns.iared by
fh. ro1forpes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
PRINCE HENRY on
PRUSSIA II FIFTY

Berlin. Al1 % Prince Henry OF
Prus... ouls brother 1f thr German
Emperor received flood of con
yra'u.1'lous from bis relatives and
friends in many parts OF tho world
today 0n account Of hls Nf'is'h birth
Ily anniversary
Prince Henry has been connected
tiff the navy since h0yhood and is
regarded as high authority on naval
mrf.ra Ir faue he visited New
York % attend tho launching o. En-
Ha... williams YACHT Meteor Four
wear. later The Emperor appointed
H.r ..mm7ria-.'r .h'e' a- 'hs 'm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
ZIG SOCIETY WEDDING
PULLED or ~ FRISCO.

San Francisco. Cal NH- 90
Society in the east AS wo.i as .u san
Francisco displayed lively interest
In todays wedding 0f Miss Julia %
Iaughorno. daughter o' Nr and Mrs
James 2 Langhorno and Lieutenant
James Parker of 'hn United states
Navy
The bride aa- born Hll raise. 'H
Virginia and .s first cousin of OBJ"
famous beauties imworiaIIlod bf
Charie. Dana Gibson. 1f whom ono
Is fhe wife of ffe artist au' another.
Mrs waldorf kstor of f0nr0n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
A. NtN York Il ~
4 KICKS nc LAWN PARTY
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW

Boston. Mass. Aug ~. The
Oiilion-dollar lawn party which
Henry e. Frick. the steel magnate
/ IS 10 civ" al his Prides Crossing es-
tate OF Friday night OF this week
promises TO establish new high
water mark for lavish entertainment
among the North Shore colony. wrosa
Irummer resident include many of
tho wealthIes' and most prominent
fan 30 in all sections ot tbe .auu-
try.
Will the exception of President
.T ff. every mar present vU' hr a
millionaire. and the euti'e affair
ru he conducted on "a scale of ma.
in,iIcenCe calculated to max. the old
New Fuglauders gasp with wonder
\ N1hant CONTRACTING firm has
s.gned contract which ohliees them
'o ltg q smooth ana perfect dancing
floor on the Prick lawn between the
0lrs ~ and . ON Friday evening
lart 70 take b. up again no'woNn the
hour, o' and " on 'ho following
rrni.r This contract is typical Of
al -" arrangements that have been
mate Tor the fet, o. is Mr. Frick +
ention that his lawn shall present
its usually ORDERLY and wcll-kcpt ap-
lTrar1nCc ar dark ON Friday evening
and reain on Saturday morning but
FOR tr' four hours between o D M
and T On it vll br transformed
'rt' o. falryiand
T. said chat fU. uar'F RIiI rep-
resent The largest gathering OF mil
1nn'ras ever assembled a' ono time
T.. obi. or ans other country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
SOCIALISTS NOMINATE
ANDREWS FOR GOVERNOR.

Waco. Tex, Aug. i4.-Socialists
from different parts of the state met
here yesterday adopted a platform
and made nominations for state Of
fices. Reddin Andrews, Of Tylor,
was nominated for governor; 7 4.
Hickey Of Hallettsville for lieutenant
governor. and Henry Faulk OF Aus
tin. for attorney general. The plat
form OF the Socialist party in Texas
was adonted without change.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
GEORGIA. AGRICULTURAL
MEETING At DUBLIN

Dublin. Ca, Aug lA.-The eradi-
cation of the army worm. which has
seriously threatened the crops In this
section Of the country, is TO be eX-
haustyciy discussed al the annual
meeting Of the Georgia Agricultural
Society. which began a two DAYS ses-
sion today at the Experiment Station
here. President John w. l.. Brown
called the gathering to order and de-
HvnreH his annual address.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
BOH FITZSIMNONs WANTS
To FIGHT TOM SIIiIikEl

Uy Associate. f.r..
New York. Aug IA GunbOat'
Smith defeated Porky' Flynn IN a
ten-round contests here tonight
Among those az the ringside was
Bob Fitzslmmons who, when intro
duced. said
Il hear a lot of 'alk about people
coming back into the ring and lu
DO 30 myself Im sim m.idlcweighi
and light heavyweight champion I've
heard that Tom sharkey is going 70
fight again. and II he does. l'll figh,
him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
TWO-NFAH-OID TOWN OI
TIMBER LAKE CELEBRATES

Timber Lake. S D. AUG o The
town of Timber Lake whose paved
streets and up-to-date business
houses and residences occupy a tract
that was only a prairie waste two
years ago today hegan a threc~day
celebration of its second birthday an
nIterslrl A feature OF the celebra-
tIon will be speeches By Thomas
Sterling nominee for United States
F0rafor p S Johnson. Democratic
candidate for goyeruor. aud other
r"''.. mon 1f prominence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
H|LLES CLAIMS
ELECTORAL VOTE
Comedies One Hundre d
Fourteen to Wilson
None to Roosevelt

By f.... stei Pres
Cairago. m, Aug Chairman
Hillcs of the Republican National
Campairu Committee. tonight issued
a statement claiming total elector-
al vote of 3Sl for the Republican
ticket
BE comedies ia votes to the Demo-
cratic party and a electoral votes
as doubtful He does not concedc
a single state 10 Roosevelt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
WISCONSIN NEWSPAPER
MN MEET At OSHKOSH

Oshkosh. Wis. Aug - De
wisconsin Daily League. composed
of tho nropr etors and business rin-
ayers ot tna daily newspaper. 'l
nearly OH 1f ffo prinr.pa. ..'... DIT
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
PENSION AGENCIES
TO BE ABOLISHED

Washington, d. c.. Aug. 1.-THE
Senate today yielded to the demand
of the House for the abolition OF pen
sion agencies throughout the United
States and passed the sl50.000. 900
pension appropriation bill with a
provision for the abolishment of the
agencies on January 81. 1913.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
GoNernor Marshall 90 IaIk

indianapolis. Ind aug Ia
Governor Thomas r Marshall The
Democratic nominee fo- Vice Presi-
lent has accepted the invitation Of
President II. B Brown 'U deliver the
commencement address 90 Naipar
also University fom0rror evenings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15

Sorth Texas. generally cloudy and
warm no rain. east. generally clear
and pleasant south clear and hot.
generally cloudy and threatening a.
Houston aes- na-'lr cloudy and
calm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
Washington Forecast.

Washington. y C.. Aug. For
West TeNas-G Generally fair Thurs
dav and Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
JACK JOHNSON To
FIGHT JEANETTE
Will Go Ten Rounds Before
st. Nicholas Athletic
Club in New York
By Associated Press

Chicago. lll Aug li-Jack
Johnson signed articles today TO fight
Joe Jeanette ten rounds before the
St Nicholas Athletic club Of New
York. September %
The champion gets guarantee Of
s25.O and half Of the moving pic
ture receipts.
Ieanuette's share is not mentioned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15
sWtATH[p
Inal orecasi

.-ouabiy showers THURSDAY
Yesterday Tcmpcrature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-15

ven -rnnnu-s. --- 90 - . q
Batteries Hendrix aud Kelly
Alexander and Walsh.
No other games scheduled
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-02
UNFRlENDLY CREDITODS
PUSH COL. w. M. TOOMER

According to information received
from Jacksonville a few of Col w. M.
Toomer's unfriendly creditors holding
accounts aggregating St1,64S5S. have
forced him into involuntary bank
ruptcy. While there seems to be no
doubt of Colonel Toomer's solvency,
his friends think that there will be
no resistance to the proceedings.
The Riverside Park company, a
corporation at Waycross, in which
Colonel Toomer is largely interested,
is not affected by the proceedings ex-
cept in so far as his interest in the
stock and notes of the company is
concerned, a large part of which has
been sold and hypothecated. The pur-
chasers of lots and holders of con-
tracts in this company need have nc
apprehension if they carry out their
part of the contracts. Waycross
Journal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-02
ONE-LEGGED WALKER ON
WAY TO JACKSONVILLE
ToMPKlNs, OUT ON A
LONG WALK, TO ARRIVE IN
BRUNSWICK TODAY.

Ralph D. Tompkins, a young one
legged walker, who IS now making
the last leg of his 1,000-mile walk
from New York to Jacksonville. will
arrive in Brunswick today from Sa-
vannah, and, after spending the day
here and resting for some little time,
will start out on the last ninety miles
of his long walk.
Young Tompkins is about 18 years
of age, and although he has but one
leg ne is one of the champion walk
ers of the world. He started out from
New York for jacksonville many
weeks ago and has slowly made his
way toward the Florida city The
young man makes his living while on
the walk by disposing of small pos
tal-card photos of himself. He left
New York with the intention of walk
ing to Jacksonville in 100 days and
he will succeed as he now has many
days in which to reach that city in
the required time.