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La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Amended Railroad Law.

On the railroad question he believes
in physical valuation ms basis ~
fatcmaking. II WAS Senator la Fol
lct,c who was Instrumental In chang.
Ing the administration draft y! tn.
prcscn, rate law After he aud his
fellow insurgents were through With
II President Taft scarcely knew his
own child II hpd teeth.
The initiative. referendum and re.
ssi by the senator. although these are
state rather than national questions
lie makes Il plain that he wants the
recall "a apply to judges, lie Is Ike.
wise an ardent ndvocnte OF popular
election OF senators There would lie
more Of his kind Of senator's In the up
per chamber II the people elected them.
During his recent tour through Ohio.
Illinois and sdJacent states. Senator
L. Toilette snid TINT the government
could now be brough, back TO III. pco.
pie by the ballot. but boldly iniima,.Sl
that n left much longer Il might re-
qulre revolution In Illinois be
charged that the pnntr " i,sT was
manufactured by the money row.r and
said that n he had t,e~n Roosevelt
when frick and Gary went to the
While House asking to t'e permitted to
absorb Tesnssa~s Coal and irvn aud
threatening = psnls II they w~r. n
fused. be. - Toilette. wouh have cali.
ID their "h,uR." fle aiao made Il q
point to slrs~unes the Jack I,ot-rs- 10
Iliinols, Tt.st h his wsy tie usually
pesssss 10 dsnoanre ~ abu.e In 10
stfoashs'sd ~ = man 10 hia face.
Nessto~ IL Foiiette 10 q farmer VI
fsrms With hia ows hauda Que q
ths chief lssssa With pssp,s ssn~rsHy
b ~ 10 The prvaus~istsoa n Bile usao
Naay asSvat h a. The .tstts"
svsa heard ~~e 0as eoit h II Fet1no.
Y. u h thvs a4llehle aaus aaH -
acrswte1 a. m .fsl" W.
aeeasss II fsslstts \ ~ Z tau ~
~. ~ pspsIsUaly W0oshoA
oesA - ~ y . 0s61oe. hi
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02

saw A LIvRnoAr ssr~BES HIN AND ras
SNIP
tied 10 the rail. whipped out his knife.
cut the thongs and. throwing the
buoy over hi. head. jumped overheard.
striking the water hut few hundred
yards distant from Eileen.
Nov. the Monahxns had lived on the
banks Of the shannon. and Dennin hnd
been from the time he was seven or
eight years old used to the water.
There was \ cove near the house
where II wis comparatively safe for
the children 10 battle. but Mrs. Mona.
han would not ls-rimit her 500 to 60
Into the ws'~r there. No mother can
re~trnin tlse ndveaturesouse spirit Of q
manly hoy. aud while the lad was not
suppo~eti 10 70 Into the water at oil be
WAS jumping "a 4 dock Into . depth
of twenty feet. aud. though bis mother
did not know when they left ireland
that be could swim . stroke. be was q
leader among his cOml~ni0os In aQuat.
r. exercises.
When he aaw Eileen plunee into
the ocean b. knew that IN attempt to
save her would be WY different AZ
fair from b. experience In the xhan.
hon: that th~rr was strouG likelihood
that any oss~ leaving the ship would be
left far t'shi'sj lsforr it couid he stop.
I,ssi aud backed. aud even wken reach.
81 Il might i,s dick'uN 70 Ard The Iess
Os,e.
Springins. % he dd. far above ths
waters surfsrs. he sank some AZ.
tan~e bsusath u: then rising. with The
bsoy unslss his arns. struck out in tbe
directioa o. MAR ~ hs couid tell 10
whssv Ejleea wsaA ~. Rising asd
fAlAng VIII ths wrves. whsaevse %
. rssst ~ ~ his eyes aboua hin IA
every etfscttaa fsr ths siri. u hap.
psoeA that shs rause up - . cfsst
Ssoys1 ~ ar under hss sktrss at ~
0aDs tinns bat ~ suns ea anethes
wave. He ssraightway swan sse NJ
ssd rsa~hsa ~ b ond W uscss.
ortsAs.
~ so0s ofleea oisutea ~ M ~
AaAA absse wueee. Whsa eessel ~
- . wavs's essst - eea11 ~ ~
sosa0s9 9 llseaaco. lytnQ y. anl
esul1 hoas ~ soDe0 eDeas1ng. Thes,
os111lng % ~ tssnOA. - heoe0 M.
~ ean1D . ~ ~ Aasssu1 ss1psu
- - - yssee1e Sc -. ~
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Agains, Special Interests.

The chief and all inclusiv. dema nd
Of Senator Rob" and the Progressive
league Is that the special interests he
driven out OF politics He believes
there Is money trust which Is the
progeniior Of the other trusts In the
beginning our government wns pure.
but the interests have corrupted It.
Now We must bring II back TO the pec-
pie. This Is nli good doctrine. and no
body can be found who will seriounly
attempt To controvert II Yet the sen.
ator Is not always 40 general In his
statements. He can lie quite specific
and his remedies for these evils and
the brood OF lesser abuses that have
grown out Of them nrr worked out In
detail by experts Nor are his law.
ever successfully attacked In the
courts. Ia Toilette Il II lawyer. and be
i not In the habit Of ennctlng reforms
only Ia have II coach and four driven
through them by the FIRST court before
which they are brought
on the tsrin the Wisconsin senate
demands n permanent commission ~
porting TO congress and downward
revision schedule by schedule to the
point that shall eIuniize cost OF produC.
tion nj HON. and abroad. nor l. be
especially anxious about assuring
reasonable profit TO American manu-
sncturcrs," lie believes that manu-.
sactur.rs should look after their own
profits Moreover. he Is In favor 0f
making the revision speedily ahd Civ
Ing the people relief
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02

write his biography. bu, when La Fol.
ic'tc starts n foot race for the White
Hous. he write, his own life BcS.n
reading III have. and. say. am glad
he wrot. II himself That IL n real
story. one 10 make man want 10 go
out and hit somebody and give three
cheers for the dag
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02

In this straw vote La Toilette re-.
celvcs - per cent, TAFT - PER cen,
und Roosevelt 10 per cent Polls made
through other agencies show results al
most as significant. tn. voters ar. go
Ing to have something to say abou,
this nomination In five states there
are Presidential primaries aud mean.
81 making thr public will felt in other
states
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
ROBERT MARION LA TOILETTE.

Oe,, prirross. Dane county.
W,s. June ~. 1855.
o,sdus,.d Stat. Ursers,ty of
N,seonsio. 1879.
Admitted TO the bar. $3.50
Elected district attorney Dane
ssun,y isso and .-slse',d 1892.
Elected 10 congress 1854 and
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02

applied. NJ II l. being applied. 10 Sen.
stnr Hob - folci,r of Wisconsin.
i'rogr~ssiN. Republican candidate for
president OF the United States.
Seun,or ~ ioli"tic may not b~ nom
mated IN the Republican convention.
n fact which he doubtless realizes. but
u he u "a h- viii 30 on nEhtiug H..
wac iurmj down once or twice Ia
Wi.cop-in i.'or~ he reached the GOV.
eruor-bip nni even wh.n h. attained
the r.,ai the legislature refused To en-
oct his reforms Not till he had gone
In the third time did h. -occ'-d In
getting III. whole program. but he
mndr the h1'll. :" warm that ih. law
makers had H. come 10 him IN the end
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
~ ,,,.ssrssss s's". esss'sss'.

ne catalogue u the Knisht-canp'
IN nvslc Coopasy. Denves. Colo. 4
~ psaly fpe naisas. coata'as r
lucnasssos g tAs new 1913 DsaAe
seysss, vitA Dsiees aa1 fun 6etai'e q
~ ''IaaeAtCaavseli Easy PAy
P,nn.s TAaD eaaa1ogse Vim - ssss'
nrpoasl, . Fegssst - asyses iessf'
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sSn1 nR - yoass' suseeol
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La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Writes lis Own Life.

Many good people thought that his
pssro-n,. would play bsvnc with bn-i.
Nens u the, were enacted Into Law. hut
ebs~r fear. proved grounii.--. aud even
~ sSwIs'fls''ons now admit that ''tA
re,tettel-ns' u MT ~o tad ~ painted
rAe3 arr vrspIng the '~n.n's Of the
~ ayst~m along viii, the t@"pls ~
hees. tmstrnd ~ ~ hurting the anh
~ thris ,ossis thee have = is-tter mar.
~ elDae tef"rs ~ we'll bsve S~nsto'
QoA's esalci~s wWks'd that when b.
Wus = eaWAlAatr hw v~etesths0 IN ieN'
- ~ ossssss' nna1'~,ty. a,thssish 0os'
g ~ eaastv, ~~n' 1srsssssrnttc Thts
UnnDsnleels1 ssimm,'h rasse "a Nh
49, ~ ~ hts emst fFwsn lslos0
~ - Wherh jsws~es WNs-e assee eeAt
~ eouN Aesp = svssA 0ss 1swD-
UeoDp6 ~ - esAsss
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Herss Fsss.

I viii feed horses at my ranch to
May ist for - per month per head;
summer pasture 81 pr month.
8. c. STEVENS.
Rocky Ford. r. =. d. No. /. Phone.
Blue ~.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02
Ovy . Pair es lsts.

Buy . pair Of lots on the most
Travelled street In Ia Junta-Third
street, bstwees AcNsen rai'rosd
switch and Warren avenue: good for
residsace. grocery or livery and sale
harr; Iov Price and any tsrms you
vast so pay. Address owner
r. G. GRAVES.
ssss Cleveland ave. Kansas City. No
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02

- elected 1896 and ieo1. Mem.
bsr ways and wssos committee.
Chosen governor ~ Wisconsin
in 1900 and reelected IN isoa
and 1904.
Made United otstss ssostse in
January. 1908. but did not take
his seat s,li January. 1905. Ns.
elected IN 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-02

w WWuIu u~ts SUe SfVtusU 10 nave
be-n touched by = wand which had
eliminated years aud placed her hack
on the ship at the moment she had ~
gained consciouune~s sfter hes acci.
dent. And between the man On boess-
back and her therV was something
akin TO that which Isassed between hse
aad the boy who had saved hss.
A. the moment some Que bsstds hse
aaid IN reply to q question. 'That -
ciety u the united Easissess uaAse
Dennis Noushau."
A moment later the yosng marshal
looked ~ at ths Wtn4ow sad saw .
pair Of eyss axsd upoa him which
wssV sayiny. 'Co0e 70 ns." Thseo
was something familiar II The glsi's
sscs. thoush he did not rsmsnbse -
have sver ZEN hsr befoee Thsa ~
fAce broke isto . smiie. aaA b. knew
thees must b. Some pase nssting ~
twssa then. Caslins . giancs ahsol
aod eeeins ths way blocked TT se0e
doslancs. ~ als0ouste1. left ~ hoeso
WITH . nan II The saaks anA. gulng .
~ wia1ew whlch was a. the greuaA
ooee. booke~ ~ at nbesa.
Yen kscv ns." ~ saA. "bst east
paaes yes.'.
Z - ~ Ct. yss save1 mn tAat
swfal sesaa."
1o1eea sssnalssd n New Yegh IN
n00ee sne. thsa estusse1 y ~
wese. ~ ~ ~ Isag. Whsa ~
srAeses eeess - ~ ~ seassa \ ~
eonesass1 thee Mn ksoly Wsul1 ~
eoeee ~ sess ysas slass - ~ -
~ 0Asslol -{'' ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
COLORADO STILL
COUNTING VOTES
Returns Still too Incomplete
to Determine Result of
Yesterdays Primary

Denver. Colo. Sept ll The count
OF tho ballots is progressing slowly In
the state. outside of Denver county
and the city
A. midnight the situation had not
materially changed I'm Colorados first
primary from that reported last
night.
Where some candidates have lost
iu some sections of the stat" they
have gained in other section and b.
nov appears that % will Dee tomorrow
night before the contests are docid-
ed as 70 who Is nominated for Unit
ed states senators. congressman at
large. congressmeu. governor and
other state officers
Shafroth the Democrat. for lont
term senator and G e. Dawson. regu-
lar Republican for senator for the
long term appear 20 be- leading by
small maiori'ies over their oppon-
ents
Figures a. miduisht are so incom
plete that it is impossible 10 pro
iuae totals for the state, the figures
indicate that stewart. Progressive
republican. seems 20 have lost ground
20 Parks. the regular Republican Tor
the subernatorian uominttion
supporters OF both cliim q slight
lead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
REBELS DESTROY SOUTHERN
PACIFIC PASSENGER TRAIN
" Associated Press

hN NHenNIai-I ffNtf
Nogales. Arlz, Sept H. The
Southern Pacific passenger train
which left here for west coast points
today. was held mp by rebels 80 miles
south of here and partly destroyed.
The rebels opened fire al the en-
siue and the engineer brought the
train TO a stop
General Campo boarded the train
and explained 10 the passengers that
they would not be molested. as he
merely wanted arms and ammunition.
Taking what guns and ammunition
there was. the engineer was com
PEELED 20 run the train onto a bridge
and there. the mail baggage and sec
ond class cars were set afire. Tele-
graph wires were tied 10 the engine
and torn down when the train
started. Only the first class coach
and sleeper car escaped destruction.
News was brought here tonight by
members OF the train crew who came
here on q handcar A switch engine
was Immediately sent south 20 bring
back the passengers All the bag
gage belonging 20 the passeners was
burned
Campo sent word he intended "a
continue south and take possession
Of Hcrmosillo. the capital OF sonora
ON September rs. the Mexican inde-
rpndence ddy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
BOYS IN BLUE
MARCH AGAIN
More Than Eight Thousand
Veterans Take Part in
Street Parade
GIRLS STREW FLOWERS
WITH TATTERED BATTLE FLAGS
FLYING THE OLD SOLDIERS
PASS IN REVIEW BEFORE
COMMANDER IN CHIEF

Los Angeles. Cal, Sept ll.-Re-
yersing the prcgr followed in pre-
vious years. the Grand Arm, opened
its national encampment today with
the annual parade, when with falter-
ing step but heads erect and tattered
battle flags flying, 5000 veterans OF
the conflict between the states. gath
cred at the annual encampment, par
AIDED the streets here today, and 300
girls. with arms laden with flowers.
scattered blossoms at the feet of the
marchers or quenched their thirst
with lemonade
Hardly an old soldier dropped ont
of the march and as they passed the
reviewing stand and gave cheer, for
the commander in chief The route
was shorter and there were fewer
ments, but there was no apparent
dimunltipn in the amount of enthusi-
asm displayed by the veterans Forty
four states were represented In the
column. which passed through gayly
decorated streets and between con
tinuous lines OF cheering spectators.
Tonight the annual campfire OF
the G. A. r. will be held and the
women's auXilaries will tender a
banquet to Commander In Chic.
Trimble
The first business session OF the
.encampment will convene In the
Temple Auditorium tomorrow morn.
Ing The selection of new COM
mander-in-chief will be the most llll-
portant item of business TIL
whose names are most PROMINENT.
mentioned in connection with the
honor are Captain Alfred b. Beers
of Connecticut, Mai General Daniel
f. Sickles of New York and former
CONGRESSMAN Washington Gardner OF
Michigan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
TRACKS 60 OUT
ON DENVER ROAD
Stretch of Six Hundred Feet
Washed Away Near Tas-
cosa Yesterday

Six hundred feet of track on the
Fort Worth 4 Denver City railway
went out at a point two miles this
side of Tascosa yesterday afternoon
as the result OF torrential rain, whic!
approached a cloudburst in volume
Reports from the affected dis
trict indicate that the track was
washed out to a depth of three OF
four feet. The southbound train,
due in Amarillo at 6:30 will be de-
toured, as will others today by way
of Dalhart and Tucumcari to Amaril-
10 over the Rock Island tracks.
II was stated last night that work
of repair would begin before morn
ing and that the tracks would prob
ably be open for traffic by noon to.
day
The rainfall appeared to be gener-
al throughout this section, although
fuller reports were not obtainable
last night, owing to impaired wire
service, due in great measure to hea-
Wy precipitation and electrical dis
turbances.
In Amarillo general rejoicing was
occasioned by the arrival of long de.
ferred moisture In coplous volume
the precipitation totalling approx
mately an inch up to seven O'Clock
last night The timely fall vii
practically assure row crops and viii
prove OF inestimable benefit to tht
stock interests Of the Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
The American Rankers

Detroit Mich, Sept. 1.-THE gen
eral sessions of the American Bank
ers' Association convention were sus-
pended today, while the three sec
tions. those dealing with trust COM
panies, savings banks aAd cleariag
houses. held their annual meetings.
The feature OF the day in which
most interest was manifested was
the addres delivered before the trust
company section by George l. Rcy-
nolds OF Chicago. on The Money
Trust Inquiry Postmaster General
Hitchcock spoke before the savings
Bank and the Banks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
PORTLAND GREETS
TEDDY WITH ROSES
Carpet of Flowers is Laid
from Private Car to a
Waiting Automobile

Portland. ore, sept lI Ou o.
carpet OF roses. Col Roosevelt enter
ed Portland today with a rose Iu
his buttonholc. another iu his hand
and al his elbow a brisht-iaced ~.
carried a basket OF roses
When ne left tonight he found his
private car had been transformed into
a bower of POSES and as the train
pulled out. be was shoNcred with
roses
II was said that 1850 roses car
peted the way from Roosoy.i cai
10 the automobile and that they
would cost ten thousand dollars in
Oyster Bay Col Roosevelt made
five speeches here today and left ioi
East Oregon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
ENTRA|N|NG Of
TROOPS BEGINS
Mexican Federals Prepare
to Move Through Unit
ed States Territory
AQUA PR|ETA THREATENED
FEARED REBELS INTEND TO
TAKE OTHER TOWNS ON BOR-
DER TO PREVENT FED
ERAL ENTRANCE

Juarez, Mexico, Sept 1.-The
Mexican Federal troops today began
entraining hastily to proceed through
the southern part OF the United
States from this place TO the border
of Sonora. Rebels are threatening
Aqua Prieta. border town opposite
Douglas. Ariz.
American railroad and mining pro-
perties along the Arizona border are
being threatened by the rebels.
Permission has been given the
Mexican government to transport
troops through New Mexico and Ari-
zona. American soldiers are at El
Paso awaiting the arrival of the
Mexicans to escort them through the
United States An American railway
has furnished the trains.
Since noon the federals have been
loading artillery and horses.
II Is not expected that the trains
will depart through ri Paso and
along the border TO Douglas before
morning II is feared that the reb-
els intend TO take other towns along
the border and attempt TO prevent the
entry OF the Federals from the United
States. This IL is feared will cause
complications and the United States
will be compelled to return the Fed
erals TO this place rather than cause
fighting along the border.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
SCHOOLS OPEN
WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE

-H-.a' fH Daily Neas
Plainy.eW. Texas. Sept o. The
piainyiev public schools opened up
This week with approximately 1000
students Thil Is the largest open
Ing enrolment by far In the history
o. the town. and the facilities ar'
crowded. There are more than .H"
enrolled a. Seth Ward and WayiarI
colleges bringing the total Nmhor
~ school children IN Plainviet 'o
600. and many others are expected
.4 4r-.ea Alter on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
ANOTHER AVIATOR
LOSES HIS LIFE
Attempts too Steep Spiral
Glide and is Crushed by
Falling Engine

Chicago, Ill. Sept. Aviator
Paul Peck Of Washington. ID. g..
holder OF the American duration
flight record was killed In a tain with
his biplane tonight during slsfy
wind He attempted too steep sp.-
raj glide When he struck the
ground his engine came through the
.wreckage and struck him on the ue. k.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
Arrhhi.hon IrcInnd.. HIrthdn,

s. Paul MINI. Sept H. Arch
bishop ireland entered upon his 55th
year today and the occasion wa
marked hy the receipt of q number
of c0ngratulat0ry messages from
friends throughout the country The
Archbishop Is a native OF Ireland. bur
has resided On the United States since
boyhood. Ir was ordained "a priest
more than half @ century ago and
has been archbishop Of So Paul sine.
1855
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
rrngrc,,I,c. Tcar IaToIIcttc

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept Pear
iua clash with Senator LaFo'.ette.
-aa Progressive convention dId NOT
rama state ticket TODAY The Dou-
gaution instructed % state committee
fo meet uot later chan September -
and o. .s -he committee Judgment
there is uo state ticket .u thn ieil
which Progressive can support fh'
rommitfss .s directed 20 MAX. nom.
nations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
FAIL ADVOCATES RECOGNIZING
HTLIIGEEENCN on REBELS

H. 'rsl.lf.. Press
FI Paso. Texas. Sept ii-Recos-
milton by the United States OF the
beIIirc~cncy Of Mexican rebels is the
only solution of the Mexican problem
in the opinion OF United States Sena-
tor Fall OF New Mexico. who arrived
here today from the Pacific Coast 20
continue the Investigation Of Ameri-
can relations with the Mexican sltua-
ton together with Senator Smith OF
Michigan.
Senator Fall said 1T would put
the United States in a position 10 Of
FER her good offices 10 secure a set
tlement of the trouble. II the bellig-
erency OF the rebels we're recognized.
tho United states could act as umpire
and that would not necessitate arm
cd Intervention by the United Saes."
cd Intervention by tho United
states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
LARGE NUMBERS on
CATTLE BEING SDI q

special % Daily News
Plainyiew, Texas. Sept o.. Many
cattle deals are being made iu this
section. Crawford and Hooper have
solt 100 head OF year old steers az
$3.50. Chas Kpps has sold 800
three o. St5. Geo Douthit has sold
$50 t,c year olds at Sal Missouri
Ialties were the purchasers OF these
afeers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
Nicaraguan Revolution Waning

l1 associate ifcsr
Washington. u c.. Sept % C1u-
dltions In Nicaragua. according 10 ra-
ports to the state and navy depart
ments today indicate the revolution
is waning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
DELEGATES APPOINTED To
IRRIG hTlON CONGEI -

PlainyieW. Texas Sept 1.-THE
mayor. ~ J. l. Dorsett. has appoint.
ed Messrs. ". u Henderson, T. 7
Whitis and Rev e. y. y Ferguson
as delegates 20 the Nasonal lrriea.
Gou Congress which meets at salt
Lake city. Sept 30. Messrs Hen
dsr.on and Whitis are certain that
they will be on hand to represent
fumred irritation iu fhe Shal.oU
Mater Belt OF the south Plains
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
ne REAL ESTATE DEAL
NEAR PLAI>NIEN

Special 90 Daily News.
Plainyiew. Texas, Sept 1.-THE
winn Realty Company has sold three
quarter-sections 20 Ohio parties as
follows The D. u. Crouch farm, the
G.. W. Hay farm and the II Black
farm all near Plainvlew
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
TWCATntp
Local Forecast
Yesterdays Weather

North Texas as-Part cloudy light
rain al Bonham.
South Texas Cloudy and hot; no
rain
East Texas Cloudy and hot. light
showers al Marshall
West Texas CLOUDY and hot. no
rain reported.
Central Texas Part cloudy and ma
rain.
Oklahoma Clear and hot no rain
Louisiana and hot. no rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
RFRII.S AGAIN INVADE
AMERICAN TERRITORY

r. Associated Press.
~ Paso. Texas, Sept H.. Mexican
rebels today crossed the information
al line east OF here and stole a NUM-
ber Of horses
Hearing of the bold invasion Of
American soil. Texas Rangers rode TO
the border and captured Antonio Nor
Hos. a rebel soldier The other reb-
els escaped on horses u was not
known that tho rebels were so near
fuareT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12

CHAMPIONS WIFE
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
BY ASSOCIATED Press

BY ASSOCIATED Press
Chicago, I'LL, Sept. H.
Mrs. Jack Johnson white wife
OF the worlds champion pug
Hist, attempted suicide to-
night In her room over her
husbands cafe by shooting.
She was taken ~ a hospital
and will. probah'v recover.
Johnson is with his wife at
the hospital
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
WHEAT SHIPMENTS
FROM GLAZIER

special % Daily News
Higgins, Texas, Sept IL Conser-
yatively estimated this station will
ship this season, 600 cars of wheat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
Washington Forecast

Washington. d G.. Sept IL
West Texas - Showers Thursday
cooler Southeast Friday. showers