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New-York tribune., 1912-02-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE TNION THEOLOGICAL NENlNARN
Broadway AZ l2u'h street
Public Lectures on UNREST rs INDIA
bv Principal g. q. FRASER. N s. ~ Trinity
College Kaudg. CeylpU. ~ fv" o'clock
"Wednesday. February Its Demands on ih'
Higher Education.
Evangelist.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07
rUARLEs y. CHADWICh,
THIIN = CALVIN,
c,,-,lxeI,ners Of the BOARD Of Water supply
W rnu 70 MORRfSSEY. Secretary.

OFFICE CoMMIssIoXERFSsio DISTRICT OF
So'uHniIT'hh received at this office until .
eacioc eas NJ. February 15 1912. for construct
ing S'O Manual Training School Building No i72
20 De 8! cta q street, between North Capi-
SSunlH fSI and - Frst streets r. W. oWashlngton
ID. I. to'',H ','m,HSormation may be obtained from
necesshiiy tio, %ierk Engineer Department Room
p;rsff ssffpehFH eTIans5 5oTS M2'4,nsi6a j0AN54oS
1uNO, -. " JUDSON. Commissioners. ID. c.
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PROPOSALS.

TIOPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF Supplies snd Accounts. Navy De-
partmcnt Washington, y. c., uuil lu orIoe"
d. IN, February -. 1912. and publsi| opened
immediately thereafter, 20 furnish -t the nav.
yard. Brooklyn. y. Y. etc, quantity gI naval
gIrniics as follows. sch 422S. Timed butter,
aLd cold storage of.-Sch. +2G2. Indicator sFs
tem-Sch. 1856. Paint brushes. oakum. poIc'-
iain urinals. b0dtswalus calls. WASH deck nose
reducing collars for lamps, heaters Tor lava
tories gtatcroom utensils Sch. i2,7. spruce.
Sch 42Ss Pneumatic tOOls.--Sou. +&S'. LedC
12g0. Bar stecl.-sch. 4.gl Raw Ilusecd OF,
red Lead. white lead, laWpbIaak. \cI"udu r,d,
yellow chrome, sodium carbonate, Jump IosIh.
Spanish whiting Sch 1902. Brass nuts. brass
valves globe valves. silver lead IA" nEs.--SU1
1898. White pine, poplar electric uE"i WIZ
twisted wire, linen thread. thermal nottles,,...
sch 1901. gar.-ScHs 429J and 4-3t
Electrical wirC.-Sch. 4297 Silycr-piatrd ware.
glassware Applications for proposals should
Blank proposals VIII be furnished u1ou april
cation 10 tho navy pay ONCE New York. y. J."
or TO the Bureau. T. j. tO"lE' Paymas''i-
General. L S y. l-22-l&
PROPOSALS. FOR MOTORS. CENTRIFUGAL
pumps. Float Switches. and Pump Motor
Starters for the Canal Locks and SpillWaNs-
Scaled proposals VIII b" received nj me oFce
OF the General Purchasing Ohiccr Isthmian
Canal Commission, Washington. -. g.. until
1O.3O a NJ. March s. 1912. an which time they
VIII he opened IN public, for furnishing tho
aboy,- mentioned articles. Blanks and general
Information relating 20 THIS Circular no. GNl B
a,, Ir obt3incd from this onico or tho offices
y
street New York city. Ga whitney Central
Rulding New orleans, La, and 1856 North
Point Street San Francisco, cal. also from
me L. 5 Engineer Offices I'm tho following
citi.s. Seattle Wash. Los Angeles, CAL. Bal
timore. Nd; Philadcphia Pa: Pittsburgh.
i5a RostOn Mass. Buffalo. y. v; cleveland,
obio. Cincinnati. Ohio. Chicago H.. 81. Louis.
Mo Detroit. Mich; Milwaukee. Wis: ST Paul.
Winn Chattanooga. Tenn; Louisville, Ky,
Wobile Ala and Galveston. Tex: commercial
C'tuL Kansas city. Mo: Chamber of Com
,nsrcc Quincy. Ill. and Commercial club. Ia
80. Wasb-F. g. BOGGS. Major, Corps of
En.,jnocrs. a. s A.. General Purchasing officer.
,yI-IIFD BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
81 &C. 80 Roard Of Water supply. At It's offices,
so,,nr,b v,' floor. 1G5 Rroadway New York. until
81 % m, on Tuesday. February 20, 1912. for
5C,,t,oct 10 for clearing and grubbinR the
ASLolan Reser, DIR. in III" towns OF olive
SI-bIofor,n Hurley. Woodstock and Kings
80 i.ist.r County. y y.
IN tbe above place ard time tho bids VIII
Hnt,,LitcIv .pened and read. Pamphlets con-
tsin,ug Information for bidders and contract
snr,tSps can he obtained al the above ad-
dress 6y depositinG tho sum Of ten do!lars
sf0I Tor each pamphlet. For further par
.G2,Joo-r zee Information for Bidders.
W CHARLES STRAUSS, President
SiJARIES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN r. GAiNlN'
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency.
TeIephone 2224 Plaza. 14l East 57th 81. Sup
plies FIRST class servants TO private families. All
references investigated.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
HEAD Of four departments FOR largest frm in
trade seeks change OF position r. W. 8.
BOX 10 Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN (22J wishes position with large
mercantile concern: has had eight years ex
pcrience with New York firm. :. J., Box II,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07
PHYSICAL CULTURE.

I.,TTPyE KAHILI. Physical Culture. the won
der worker Of the world iu health. free book
let l8s West 4Cth st. cor Broadvay. Tel
2G6I-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07
TYPEWRIrlNe AND TYPEWRlT. RS

VICTOR VISIBLE, 70 Nassau St Catalogue
free: ali makes taken part payment; bargains
in Underworld Remingt tons. divers. smitna
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

COT-pI L. Scotch. drst class butler. wife
competent any position; excellent refer
crces: city or country Miss Buckleys 5
Agency. II West 42d: phone 1887 BRYANT
TAPNFR American: married; two children.
cxpcricnced cu machinery, poultry; used TO
handling help: five years reference from last
emuloyer Carpenters Bureau, lj4 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

CTTANBERMAID and WAITRESS-Neat
Young Irish girl: excellent references, SIS;
thoroughly competent. Wilson's Agency, lil
Past 9th si.: tel. 1928 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

COOK and SS-CHAMBERMAID and
WAITRESS Two young Finnish girls country
prcfe-rcd good reference Jussila Agency, $50
Lexington ave. Tel. 4453-Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

COUPLE-Gcrman- swedish first class cook;
uan gardener. cOGchman. useful: together
or separate: four years excellent reference.
Industrial Association Agcncy II West i2d;
phone J2tO Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

.UANDERMAID -- Good seamstress. neat
swedish girl: excellent references; city or
country: S2J wilson's Agency. l4l East J7th
St: eel 2224 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

COOK-An excellent Swedish cook; capable
manager: has written and personal references
city or country. Jusslla Agency $50 Lexington
ave Tel 44a3-plaZa.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

BANKBOOK No. 5g4 4O3 Of the Union Dino say
ings Bank Is missing. ANY person having a
claim 10 IL is hereby called upon To- present ih"
same within ten days tr submit {" having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN Baukbouk 80. G7G,OO3 OF the
German Savings Bank iu the city OF New
York. corner 4th ave and Itth So. issued 90
Katie Burns All persons are cautioned against
negotiating I'm, same. y not returned to the
bank on tho 2S'h day ~ Februarg, 1912 dupI
cato will be issued.
LUST-Rlnkbook 40 1921, BauI, for Saw
iuEs "Sl 4th ats.. New York Payment
stopped. Tlcs'e return hool, to bank
Lost Bankbook so. 7So0I5 Bank for Saw
iuCs 2Su fth ave. New York Payment
stopped. Pleas, return book 20 bank
Lost Bdnkbook so. 10l5.gEG Bank for Saw
iuc@ $50 4rh ave. N.y York Payment
stopped Please return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

HOUSEWORK.-By neal. Intelligent Young Irlsh
girl lately landed willing and anxious 70
please; Reasonable wages references. Call r.
wins Agency Il West 1ith ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

OK--swedish: first class. all branches with
on without ktchenmaid; has friend laundress
civ country: highly recommended. MorroW's
T21 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

HOUSEWORK. Two German girls. cook excel
lent baker: other chambcrmad and waitress
both competent. willing and obliging MORO"
Agency. ~ Lexington ave. corner 5sth ~.
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Female

CTIAMBERMAtD WAITRESS. - Neat. well
trained: good city references. city, country;
$3.50 Miss Buckleys Agency. u West 42d
~ Phone 74s7 Bryant --
5TIANBERsfAID-W WAITRESS. S.-Young Irish girl:
well recommended c., Miss Hofmayers
Agency $40 322 9th ave. ninth hOor). Telephone
I527- Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

COOK --COmpctent: In private family. best ref
ercuces: assist with coarse ironing II needed
N x 2iI Mesf 18Th ST.. rear. top lOOr.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

HOVSEWORK.- Aunt and niece cook, excellent
baker. other cnambermaid-waitress; do entire
work private family; city, country. MORO"
AgnnnI- III InYInrfnn aNe
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

LAUNDRESS and CHA8BERMAlD.-Can 90
shirts: second iaundress: experience,
good reference. JUssila Agency $50 Lexington
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American a. Foreign Teachers Agency.--sup-
nIia Professors. Teachers, Tutors. Governesses.
&c Ia colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

OOk-LAtNDRESS.- .-- Dung lflsh ghl. 81
SEQ X Miss Hofmaycr's Agency, 80 800 9th
ave ninth hooO Telephone A27-Madis0n SQ
CDEPLE-N Norwegian; FIRST class cook; man
uutler valet. useful. thoroughly experienced; 4;
three Years excellent reference; city or coun-
t-y. S6O-STO Industrial Association Employ
rncnt Agency. II West I'D; phone 52lO
Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

sst other work. five years reference WI.
sons Agency, I41 East 37th st. tel E--i
Plaza
LACNDRE6s.--A German woman wants 70 take
IN bundle washing: open air drYlngi ledteIS .
only n. r., 1851 Avenue 4 advertising ohce)'
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMA1D. -- Capable
young Finnish girl has best references iroi"
Nov York families Juasila Agency. ooo l@N
ington ave. Tel. 1853 Paza.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERNAIp-Thor =
IS competent, neat. experienced glH' hiess
family references; S25. Wilson's Agency, l4l
East 9th ST.; tel. 1924 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07
EXCURSIoNo.
LOST sANKRoOks.

BANKBOCK NO. 557 .5C2 Of the Union Div"
savings Bank is missing Any person hay-
Ing claim 10 it is hereby called upon to
present the same within ten DAYS or submit
TO having said pdssbook cancelled and a new
isSl.d
New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

% 3 @ & IH5O % 9f W5i.4 4T S P Rs q ] D0T @
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
DYNAMITE TRIAL
UNCOvERS PLOTS
Conversations Between Nc.
Namaras and McMani-
gal Related

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct q Com
tersatlons OF the McNamaras and
cManisai plotting The sending OF
McManlgal to the Panama Canal TO
blow up the locks TO take their
minds of the Los Angeles affair.
We're related hy District Attorney Mil
Ier before the jury az the trial OF the
trial of the dynamic couspIrators
today
The Panama proposal, Miller sail.
was just after The arrest of the Los
Angeles dyuamiters They were dos
perate 10 get dynamite. John j..
Mcnamara said 20 McManigal, yol
can't get dynamite without stealing
II here You go 10 Panama and see
what you can DO. NcClintich- Marshall
has a lot Get Or and blow up the
locks, that will make them sit mp
and take notice
McManigal refused
= Edward Clark Of Cincinnati. a.
former president Of the local Iron
workers Union. changed his plea
from not guilty 20 guilty today and
Nas locked mp pending sentence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
TRIAL Of LIEUT..
BECKER BEGINS
One Juror Chosen in First
Day of Trial, Fourteen
Examined

New York. oct a. Charles A.
Becker the police lieutenant who
was in command of the strong arm
squad OF the police gambling raiders
was placed Oh trial today charged
with the murder of Herman Rosen.
thai
Out OF fourteen examined from q
special panel OF two hundred and fif-
ty taiesmen only one juror had been
chosen when the days session closed.
The direct charge against Becker
is that he planned the murder OF Ros-
enthal because OF threats that Ros-
enthal made against him. with re-
gard 10 alleged graft money which
that officer collected from month 10
month from degenerate and gamb-
ling enterprises.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08

These are the gentlemen who are
backing the program of the third
party" he said. Mark you, | am
not impeaching their motives, do
not consider It my privilege to look
into mems hearts and ask why they
are doing these things These gem
tlemen may intend to do the United
States no dis-seryice, but my point Is
that they are not intending to change
In the least the essential particular
system Of control which las already
been established but are seeking II
by a new method
Governor Wilson had no comment
10 make when shown a dispatch quot
ing Colonel Roosevelt as challensing
him 20 show proof of United States
Steel Corporations support for the
Progressive party
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
HUFF NAMED As
CHIEF JUSTICE
Appointment as Successor
to Judge Graham, Re-
signed, is Announced
MESSAGE FROM C0LQu|TT
NEW lNCi MBENT WILL ASSUME
OFFICIAL DUTIES ON APPEL
LATE BENCH ON NOyEM-
BIER FIRST

News OF the appointment OF Hon.
Is j. Huff OF Vernon. 10 succeed Hon.
James a Graham, as chief justice
.oi the Seventh Court OF Civil Appeals
reached Amarillo yesterday morning
In the shape of telegram from Gov
.ernor ColQuitt 10 J. VI. Oakes, clerk
of the court.
The message was brief and read
Hon. J. NJ Oakes,
Amarillo. Texas.
Have appointed Huff chief Justice
20 succeed Graham.
o B COLQUlTT Governor
This message sets at rest an specu-
iation as 10 the successor OF Judge
'raham. whose recent resignation
was made public. with the added in
formation that he would leave with
ms family about November for
Brownsville. Texas. in which citv no
VIII enter tho practice ot law IN part
nership with Judge Pearce.
No word was received Yesterday
from judge HUFF, who. i was learn.
'd' was IN Whltesboro on important
business Inasmuch as judge Ora
nam VIII yacato the bench by Novem.
Der ]. however. It is deemed certain
'hai Judge HUFF viii perfect early
|arr'ncoments 20 remove 10 this pojnt
4 I' take on the judicial ermine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
ONE VICTIM Of
COLLISION DIES
Estill WOrlick Succumbs TO
Injuries in Sanitarium
Sunday Afternoon
EARL HAS LITTLE HOPE
SAM GREEN REGAINS CONSCIOUS
NESS AND WITH WILL WOR-
LICK HAS PROMISE OF
RECOVERY

Estill Worlick. aged % years, died
al 3 o clock Sunday afternoon in 81
Anthonys Sauitarium. as result OF
injuries sustained In the collision
between an automobile and a Polk
street car Saturday night. and Grant
Earl, another victim of the accident
fingers IN precarious condition. with
small hopes entertained for his re-
covery.
Sam Green and WIN Worlick. who
also sustained serious injuries, We're
reported last night to he resting well
and showing marked improvement
Green's skull was fractured, necessi-
tating removal OF a portion OF the
frontal bone For hours he remain
ed unconscious. wayering on the
brink OF dissolution. But he re-
gained consciousness yesterday aft
ernoon and the outlook for him is
considered far more hopeful
win Worlick. whose injuries are
deemed less dangerous, suffered a
fractured left thigh bone and numer-
GUS minor cuts about the face, head
and body His chances for recovery
are deemed excellent
The body of young Estll Worlick
viii be held at the Eakle establish
ment awaiting the arrival Of two
sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Gritty Of Scott g
Bluff Neb., and Mrs C. O Barrow Of
Chillicothe, Mo. who are expected
tomorrow afternoon.
Tho victim OF this deplorable and
narrowing disaster was unmarried
lie is survived by his parents. three
sisters and four brothers.
Funeral services win be held We'd
nesday afternoon from the Eakle par
lors. conducted by Rev r. Thomson.
pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church
The scene OF the collision has been
visited by hundreds. Outward owl
deucos plainly indicate the point on
Polk street whore the crash occur
red Broken glass. presumably from
the windshield Of the auto. which
was totally wrecked, Is scattered for
a distance Of fifty feet on the west
side Of the track.
Adyices from the sanitarum ltl
a late hour last night indicated that
Earl's condition Is unchanged. and
unless some unexpected change for
The better occurs within the next
few hours. no hope is entertained f0r
him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
HIGGINS TRADES
EXCURSION GOES
List Heavily Increased Yes
terday and Should Be
Completed Today

There must be some truth 90 Oh,
statement that most OF th. work IA
Congress is done by committees A,
amy rate. very TANGIBLE evidence o.. a
committees working powers ont of
CONGRESS was given yesterday after
noon when 'be special Iae'r-.om
mnr from 'hr Chamber of Com
m'r. took fHa streets for au hour 200
th. interest of that U-Ua trades ,1-
rurs.on toiiiee,ns ueu Thursday
The committee was omposcd of D
u. howiug, j l. Pope. a ! kendries.
y W Hardin. T. IS. Froesmau and
Secretary Seth Holman On jus, 60
strenuous minutes ho ran the list of
plrdr''- for place Boz the excursion
party up fo forty-iiye. just thirty uu-
der the requisite number.
This same committee will meet
again this afternoon ar four O'Clock
will lock shoulders, and go IN after
those who could not bc reached yes.
tcrday And II the fun quota OF e.
isn't filled today somebody V.U b,
hiding out, that's alI
The Santa Fc has srl,iousIy agreed
To provide special train for the
benefit OF tho "Nr1rs.ouisfs. t g.
viii agree 20 20. 'he charge for trans
por'a'ion, Higgins aud.homs hcinc
pal'ry five dollars The nuincss
men have taken enthusiastically fo
ih' project and Secretary Il0.maa
expresses belief that 'He necessary
number "il' Doe '...'i TODAY
This arcomn'sHoa other details
t'Ii hc immediately shaped nfH O.
View OF making 'H' '.iss.ns aN.gr-.-
on 'h" BEST ever 1nI % uo'l".. 1...
day success Letters '-H. .." Nor.
Panhandle udI.a'. '.af f.. rrlrr.s-
s'F' citizen. 1' 'Nn 'Hr .rr ..tIos OF
Chat sn0'."n 1w r...E .' .-e' ...
AMARILLO ."-.s N.'. n.'.r....i
hands and '... .a. N.'.I u'..-
-asm fH % ...H 'a...
Following " .mH.... .' of
those VH' .H.' rr.I .Hr place 100
'ho party
w. H FHT.H ' o. .Ier-.us. H IT.
Ware. p D. Bryan Co.. Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
BIC JACK" SEE[|G
IS LAID To REST.
Rival Gangs Declare Truce
TO Attend Funeral
of Leader

New York. oct z Big Jack
seellg. the East Side gang leader who
was assassinated Saturday uight. was
buried today Rival gangs declared
a truce In order % attend The funor-
a.
Fifty policemen kept The crowd
moving.
Seelig was 20 have been one r'
'he states main witnesses On fho trial
~ Police Liteunant Becker i0r fhe
murder OF Herman Rosouthal which
BEGAN here TODAY Iio .s a.l 90
have been tho man Who furnished
ffe names ~ tha men who actually
1ff fhr killing ~ Roser'haf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
Ycsicriny,s Weather

Texas North cloudy and warm
rain Denton and Gainesville. south
part cloudy and hot. no rain. tenn
perature. 90; asst clear and hot, no
rain. Temperature. So; west cloudy
and raining al Stamford. Big spring
Lubbock. wichita Falls. Hamlln and
Roswell. central part. cloudy and
warm. no rain. temperature 70.
Oklahoma-Cloudy and threaten
ing rain. temperature. 70
Louisiana Shreveport. clear and
warm. no rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
THOUSANDS RUSH
To GET TICKETS
Worlds Championship ser.
les Begins This Aft
ernOOn


New York. Oct Five thousand
people stormed the Polo grounds o-
day AZ the opening % the sale % r. O.
for the worlds championship ser es
which begins here tomorrow az
room AZ o'clock. There are $4,000
seats available az the Polo Croun Is
The games Will De played alter
nately here and az the Fenway Park
in Boston until the championship is
decided or until six games are play
81. The place Tor tho seventh game
should u become necessary % pay
It ni' -e decided hy Ord,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08

H, N-.pc.rei Press
Delta Oct g. Lewis Mexican. age
q aud Earl Rhodes. 30 were found
frozen TO death late today near Ce-
dar Edge They had gone huntlng
ou Saturday and we're caught in
lLLLLarl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
COLONEL DEMANDS PROOF
OF STEEL TRUST SUPPORT

Albany. y y Oct 7 Colonel
Roosevelt called on Governor Wilson
tonight 20 either prove or rctract his
statement made In Pueblo that the
steel corporation Is behind tho Pro-
rrHssivc party
As far as { know. the statement
has not the slightest foundation Boo
fact II hc has any proof I demand
that he make 90 public % not. lot
him retract his statement that is
the only manly and honorable thius
20 DO "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
Attacks Platforms of Both Opposing
Parties; Says Democratic Party
Would Have Solved Problem
MAKES NO COMMENT ON ROOSEVELT CHALLENGE
Says Supporters of Progressive Party Are Seeking to
Perpetuate Their Control Over Nation, Not
Wishing to Change Present System

DENVER. COLO. OCT. 7.-sECOND STRUGGLE FOR EMANCI
PATTON Is WHAT GOVERNOR WILSON CALLED EFFORT
THE UNITED STATES TO SOLVE THE TRUST PROBLEM ~ HIS
SPEECH HERE TONIGHT
HE. ATTACKED THE PLATFORMS OPPOSING
PARTIES AND DECLARED THAT If THE PEOPLE
THE EACHINGS DEMOCRATIC PARTY YEARS AGO THERE
WOULD BE 40 TRUST PROBLEM TODAY.
IN his SPEECHES o. TRIP THROUGH TODAY
GOV WILSON DECLARED THE STATES STEEL CORPORA
TION TRYING TO CONTRO THE GOVERNMENT AND SEEK
ING TO ELECT COLONEL ROOSEVELT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
Land office Man Resign,

Washington. D. c.. Oct. Jam 's
N Sheridan. native of Colorado.
today resigned his position az chief
OF the field service OF the General
Land office TO become special assist
ant 70 Attorney General Wickershau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
WAR SCARE STILL
CONTINUES N BALKAN

l1 .Nrr s.'.l t '''s
Paris. oct. = The tension In fh"
Balkan situation. q is thought to-
night. is lessening but 10 il realized
that the crisis will continue as long
as a million troops are under arms
and ready for war Threats are
heard that King Ferdinand OF Bull
garia will risk the crown II he shows
signs Of weakening and aids the
powers In their efforts TO maintain
peace.
lie remarked recently II shall
maintain peace as long as ] can with
out exposing myself to the stab Of a
knife"
Recognition OF the fact that dan
ger threatens the king OF Bulgaria
is proving a check on the optimism
10 which diplomats would be inclin-
I'd 20 give rein.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
Foreigner, Are Leaving

Nf Associate. i...s
Trinidad Colo. OCT o. Hundreds
of Greeks Noufruacraus R0lmauian
and HUIear.lns employed .n mines
in this district are preparing 20 go
home for the Balkan war They vii.
also contribute money iH case their
native countries ncht Turkey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
Dressed in Mems Clothing

b. Associated Press
Denver. Colo Oct LILLIAN r
Widdes. age Is, who disappeared
Saturday was found today she said
two men attacked her and dresse 4
her In mems clothing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
POUR AMERICANS KILLED
IN RATTLE WITH REBELS
sv Associated Press

nv Associated Press
San Juan Del Sur. Nicaragua oct.
The American forces lost two
marines and two bluejackets In an
attack on Leon and Chinandega,
which were occupied by rebels. ac-
cording 10 advices received here.
Fifty rebels we're Killed and many
wounded. The Americans were com
manded By Lieutenant Colonel Lonr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
AMERICAN REPORTED
KILLED IN BATTLE
Ey Associated Pres,

bf Associated Press
Juarez. Mex. Oct. John Hays.
an American who was manager of
the Hearst ranch which is situated
southeast Of Casas Grandes is re-
ported 70 have been killed IN a bat
tle between the Federals and a party
OF rebels who attempted 10 capture
the ranch. Tho rebels were defeat
ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
Refused 10 Grant injunction

Nf Associate. Press
Denver Colo. Oct Judge Lew
.s, in federal court today refused TO
great lu injunction AGAINST Northern
colorado union miners asked by the
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-08
KANSAS STATESMAN
CALLED BY DEATi


Grenola. Kansas. Oct. Former
United States Senator William a.
Pfeiffer died here last night Death
was caused by appoplexy brought on
10y the amputatIon OF a leg. lie was
81 years old