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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-23
.PLA|NVIEW COUNCIL
NAMES COMMITTEE



Plain Jew. Tex April - The
1.a cts council held its first session
rrh a fuU board present and tie
following committees Rere appoint
"a Ordinances r. vs. Baban. K. a
LONG S'rects and al'ers % =
i'-hell. J n Wayland Fire anil
alter 7 Vs. SAWYER. y r. Mitchell.
Finance. the entire council Print
ms. 7. " SAWYER X. ". Brn IN.
Sanitation. Or J. % Wayland. z a.
Long Public Improvement council
as a whole Purchasing agent. r A.
Long "has Clements was de-cm
ployed as attorney Tor the city ami
81 z noggaa was retained as
driver Of the fir wagon y. W Bra
ham, J. " Wayland ard T W.
SAWYER were appointed A. o commit.
foo 90 confer with well dgiiiers or
ascertain the cost 81 sinking and
ieyeloping a deep we'll This move
ueut was brought about in nenr.ng
scheme for lIsposinr ot she water
overflow from the septic tank hy dis
charging the overflow into deer
.cl
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LIVE BUDGET Of
NEWS FROM CLOVIS


special 70 lsuy News
Clovis. ~ NJ. April 80 The new
~ elected Board of Directors of the
Clovis Chamber of Commerce In al
very enthusiastic meeting elected
the following Officers President. y
% Oldham of the First National
Bank first vice-president VI Royle.
OF the American Bank and Trust
company second yice-presidont Dr
J Foster Scott. lr secretary e. A
Clark treasurer g. Y Stcrd the un-
dcrtaker. \ great mass meeting was
arranged for next Tuesday evening
provision for the comine Of thu
State Democratic convention Nav
The new officers of the Chamber OF
Commerce have taken held ~ the
work With that enthusiasm which
means success
At meeting of the Board ~ Edu-
eaton. the first official step VAS
taken toward a new High school
building for Clovis. II was decided
To arrange for an election for the is
suance OF bonds In the sum of i25,.
400 tcr this purpose Additional de-
tails are 10 be- worked out by tho
new city council Monday evening.
aud the citizens mass meeting Tues
dal evening of neat week Every
body seems enthusiastic fov the now
enterprise. and II is thought the
movement will result in Immediate
success
On account Of scarlet fever break
ing OFT Ia the public schools this
week he Roard of Education thought
il best TO close the schools Accord
inrly school was dismissed for the
! term Wednesday al noon. The bac-
calurate sermon will be preached to-
morrow morning by ev ; II Jones,
pastor OF the Presbyterian church.
and the service will De held al ;hc
First Methodist church.
j. II, Mitchell of Hollinc. was in
the city Saturday He reports the
north part OF the county To have re.
ceiyed q drenching rain the first OF
the week tie declares that section
at the country To- be- in the most
lpromising condition 1t has seen since
the opening Of the country five years
ago
The buds oi the teurs season .r'
swelling ready % burst In Clovis. The
Clovis Tennis club is putting in a
new court this week on North Main
street. and much nearer the business
center OF the old court They are
spending quite a little money on the
new court. and propose 10 make l.
the best In eastern New Mexico. o.
connection With this court bulletin
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sion has been elevated and quaoks
and m0untebanks weeded out. ! So
cured the passage % several ats
that strengthened the local option
code Of this state and also was the
author Of the senate amendment 20
hu1se bin which made a. a felony 70
operate gambling houses
During nv entire service as a meu-
Der In both branches the journals
viii show that ! voted invariably IN
the interested % al labor measures 7
failed 10 find IN any measure. ma
tured and insisted upon BY the legis-
laiiye committees OF the labor organ,
yatiOns. anY menace 10 good govern
ment IN fact. their measures were
uniformly In the line 81 good row
eminent. and. While they primarily
affected the interest OF the laborins
man. they were also IN perfect har-
mony with public good and could
be supported from the standpoint "
the general puhhc
To the above facts and ronsiderd-
tions ! refer a. an earnest that viii
keep my promise. and II elected
that will discharge the duties Of
'ho great office faithfully. Justly and
impartially as he public's servant.
md not as the creature Of any iu.
fcIcsf or faction
y. r. LOONFY.
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CLOSING EXERCISES
CLOVIS HIGH SCHOOL


special fH IsIy news
Clovis s. NJ. April 80 YESTERDAY
Boo Clovis was given % the closing exc
eroises OF the Clovis High school All
the churches OF the city met at The
First Methodist church for the baccl-
laureate sermon which was preached
by RoI s. o. zones, pastor Of b.
local Presbyterian church There
were seven members OF the gradual
INK class. alil of whom grad atcd
with honors The church was pro-
iusely decorated Tor the occasion
aud the large auditorium and lecture
room ul the church were filled Co.
their capacity
The Glee CLUB OF the University Of
New Mexico is here today from AlUu-
udeique. aud viii entertain tonight
at the Lyceum theater under the aus
pieces of the santa Fe reading room
club The boys have mary personal
friends here and they will be greeted
with an enthusiastic audience.
The M Llaro Hotel was sold thi
morning to j N six of Dawson, y
NJ. an experienced hotel man. Til
IS the most popular eating house %
the city and Mr. Niy proposes o.
keep zap Us high standard.
Rev. l. ~ Carleton OF Pcrtales
was In Clovis Yesterday and filleG
the pulpit last ni4ht ut the Methodist
church. -
Mrs Sarah Fiuney OF Fargo. Okla.
homa Is In the CITY to isit trierds.
Editor W. "urren of the Clovis
/ News Is In Fort Sumner for a snor'
visit with his brother A f. Curren,
Who is the cgisler and receiver for
1.-THE United States Land Office there
Richard z At, her, a special repre-.
sentative OF the Morning Journal OF
/ AlblQrcrlue, has been doins
Clovis the past few days
/ IN, nov city council will hold its
first meeting here tonight and as
sumc control ct the city govern nent
They are pledged 10 q strictly bust
lress 1dm uislration. and the affairs
of the city are expected - prosper IN
their hands
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sHERiII's SAIL

state OF Texas County Of Potter
ev virtue of on order OF Sale issued
out OF the Honorable District Court
of Potter County. on the 18th day OF
Npril. a. D. 1Pl2. by the Clorl there.
Of In the case Of David Elcy versus
p. l.. blake. Flossye Blake and Kirby
J Brown and W. T.. Coo. No. 1876.
and TO nae. a. Sheriff directed and
delivered. will proceed 10 sell. with.
IN the hours prescribed by law for
Sherff's Sales. on the First Tues
day in May. A. y 1912, u belng the
eth day OF said month. before the
Court House door Of said Potter
County. in the City Of Amarillo the
following described property. 10 wit
Lots Number r. aud In r'ock
Number OF the South Side Addition
Go the town or city of Amarillo Pot.
ter County. Texas as shown by The
man or plat Of said addition record
"a in the Deed Records Of Potter
county, Texas. ~ which record rcf
er,ncc is here made Tor a more par.
f.rular description
Levied on as the property OF q. l..
Elkc, this 18th dav OF April. 1872.
20 satisfy a irdemont Amounting "a
S-.NtG. in favor OF David Elcy. and
cost or suit.
Given under my hand. this 18th
H.s - Npril. \. u. 1912.
vs.. NJ. EURWELL. Sheriff.
-Tlf.2O Potter Co lnty. TEXAS.
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sHFRIrF"S SALE.

state Of Tcyas County Of Potter
Hr virtue Of an order Of Sale issued
ont oi the Honorable District Court
Of Potter County, on the 18th day
~ April, 4. D. 1912. by the Clerk
thereof. In the case of c. N. Carr
versus Mike e. LeMaster. VI. 4. Glib
Ter, Ewd O'Brien, y. J. Muncev and
lille Gihler No 1895. and 10 me.
7 Sheriff directed and delivered. !
III proceed 10 sell, within the hours
prescribed by law for sheriifs Sales.
on the FIRST TUESDAY In MAY.
4 .. 1912. n being the tn day OF
said month. before the Court House
A. OF said Potter County, in the
CIV o' Amarillo. the following de.
e. red property. to-wit: The north
ard tho southwest "a ~ Survey
NJ 100, Block No. ?. Adams Beati
& Moulton certificate Number SOS,
situated In Potter County. Texas. lev
led or this the 18th day OF Merch a.
me property Of Mike e. leMaster
" A Gihler. Fdw O'Bricn. D. J
Wnncey and Lille Gihler 10 satisfr
Judgment amounting To s2.025.2.
in favor Of Lille Gibler and cost o
sult. Given under my hand this i5tl
fay Of April. a. n. 1912.
W. VI. BURwELL. Sheriff.
Russo Potter County. TeVas
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HINNN I.k>n StItIN
PIAlNNlEM COUNTRY
Special 70 Ii.ily New,

Special - daily New.
rlainyiew. Tex. April ,. Fully
1000 acres of land IN the plairyiew
country Is reported 10 have changed
hands since tho last homeseekers ex-
cursion Of March through Plainyiew
real estate dealers
Price 4 Roswell report a half-seo-
ton sold T. T. VIM Realty Com
pany. four and one-hali sections.
Schulz & Pepper, one-hali section
the Shallow Water Land Co. states
that they sold each OF their pros
pectors on the excursion last week.
and Henderson Grant sold two and
three-f0urths sections. L
Other deals have becn made and
are peading. Several of the parties
who bought expect 10 highly develop
their land by means Of irrigation at
an early date
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iIGAL NOTICES.
Nutioe II I,ccciveI's sale.


Whereas. in the matter of the re-
ownership 81 the Stcckmen's Mercan-
vile Company. OF Canadian. Texas. on
she 18th day OF March. A. d. 1912,
the Honorable r T. Greeyer. Judge
OF the Thirty-First Judicial District
OF Texas. upon the application o.
Wiley H. Clements for sale OF the
assets OF said company. he being a
creditor entered al order which was
flied by the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Hcmphill County. Texas. In
said Court on the 2Sth day of March.
1912 which order provided that the
receiver should sell the assets Of said
company at public sale. which con
ssts 81
Lots o and 10. IN block 800. with
store building thereon, in the town
Of Canadian Ilemphill County. Texas
lot ! in block number Moody
Addition. In the town of Canadian
Texas
4 stock OF merchandise consist me
of dry goods. clothing. boots. shoes.
hats pueenaware and hardware ahi d
was valued a. .HN2 i3. at the last
inventory In January. l41. An a.
counts due said company from debit
ors agercgatiug slo.0no0D Twelve
shares In the Canadian Gin a Mill
inE COMPANY $50 90 per share.
$500 90
Now. therefore. this is notice tia
IN compliance with said order on the
lfth dav Of MAY AD. 1912. az .
O'Clock pm. in front Of the Store
building above named, ! will sell the
above assets. selling the merchandise
as an entirety. and separate from the
sale Of the real property, The real
property beine separately sold as =
whole with all appurtenances. and
tho accounts likewise as an entirety
that is the real property morchdn-
disc and accounts shall be- sold sepa-
rately. such sale 10 be- made Of each
OF said assets % the highest bidder
FOR cash. It being a condition Of said
sale that the purchaser or Purchasers
vi said properties assumes the taxes
Tor the year la12 on the property
respectively purchased by him OF
them
Each bidder at the time OF said pur.
chase. II his bid is accepted. shal
deposit at once with the receiver q
certified check In the sum %, $500 90
enc In the absence OF such deposit
the property will again be- resold i'm
mediately as before to purchaser VIII,
does make such deposit
signed and dated April ls, i1l2
q J.. ADDISON.
Receiver Stockmen's Mercantile
Company
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n-eiai 90 Daily Meas
iiainyiew. Ten. April 2-I W.
Ihuson. OF Orient Iowa. bought
nush tho r. + VIM Realty COM
nany. 800 acres of land located sis
miles southeast of rlaiuyieW lie
win move 10 his new place This fail.
put down well and install irrisa-
ton
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from the railroad hospital at Topeka.
Kansas. where she had an operation
for appendicitis The operation was
quite success and Miss Herby Is
rapidly recovering from its effects.
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board will be erected on which will
be posted the daily sporting news OF
the whole country This board will
bee lighted az night.
Miss Ethel Herby has returned
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Order for Alfalfa.

~ a y I|aIV wv
plainview. Tex, April 81. &
Brown has inst received an orter for
SIXTY cars Of alfalfa hav 90 he shipped
TO Galveston Only ple Of weeks
ego he accepted an n .r Tor twenty
cars. From or Indications Hale
countv's tgle crop will double
that 81 an a0us yeat
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-12
Doubt on Nife's Story.

1t was these latter physical facts
which first gave rise to doubt of Mrs,
Beach's statement, though the author
tiles kept their finds a secret for some
time. and not until today did it be-
come known that the knife had been
found. Therefore, there was nothing
to connect Mr.. Beach with the attack
except comment based on surmise.
The investigation has been practi-
cally completed by Detective Baughn
and the results have been placed in
the hands of Solicitor R. L. Gunter.
Special Agent Baughn came to Aiken
on March 16, just after the Pinkerton
man had abandoned the field. Evident
ly the investigation was carried on
with the greatest possible dispatch
and expediency, certainly with great
deal of secrecy, for even now Very few
people are acquainted with the detec-
tive.
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Undecided, Says Gunter.

Augusta, Ca, April 9.-When the
statement of the New York attorneys
was read to him tonight, Solicitor Il.
L. Gunter, of the Aiken circuit, said;
eve have not decided yet just what
steps will be taken to bring Mr.. Beach
back from Europe, but he will BE
brought back. have not gone as fully
into that as want to and until have
studied that feature of the situation
more carefully I would not like to
make a statement
The Aiken county authorities arc IN
sistent that Mr.. Beach will be brought
to trial. D. S. Henderson has been re-
tained to represent Beach.
Mr.. C. Oliver Islin made the. state
ment this afternoon that he had caDleo
Mr.. Beach to return to this country a
once.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-12

appear on the passenger list of the
steamer, but it is understood they had
been at the pier not long before the
time of liners departure.
The Beaches arrived here from the
South the latter part of last month
and were at the Hotel Vanderbilt, in
this city, until Tuesday last, when
they left without announcing their des-
tination. At the hotel tonight it was
said that all the mail that had ar
rived for them since that time was still
being held here, as they had left no
forwarding address.
Inquiries tonight as to the where
abouts of Mr.. Beac hfrst developed
that Mr.. and Mrs Frederick o. Beach
had arrived here from Aiken about a
week ago, and instead of going to
their summer home on Long Island
had taken quarters at the Hotel Van
derbilt. The only social function in
which they participated during the
weeks stay was a little party which
they had in honor of their three sons,
who are in school here. This was re-
garded as a farewell dinner, because
it was understood that Mr.. and Mrs.
Beach planned to sail On the Maure-
tania On Wednesday. Nothing was
said about the couples destination
abroad.
Tuesday afternoon their baggage
was ordered shipped to the pier and
later the couple drove away with the
understanding that they were to board
the steamer. The fact that their names
do not appear on the passenger list
was not regarded as particularly un-
usual, because a number Of prominent
people avoid such publicity. Friends
here tonight said they were to go to
France, where it is understood they
have many friends.
Manager Marshall, of the Wander
Ibilt, said tonight there was absolutely
no mystery about the movements OF
the Beaches here. He understood, he
added, that they had sailed as guests
of Mrs. VIM. K. Vanderbilt.
Mr.. Beach was married November
%, 1899, in this city. VIM K. Wander
bilt was best man. His bride was the
widow of Chas. F. Havemeyer, to
whom she was married in October
1890, and who died suddenly in May
1898. She later became acquainted
and closely attached to Beach on ac-
count of their mutual fondness fol
outdoor sports, both being noted fol
their horsemanship. In the fall oi
1899 they were married quietly. Only
few friends were present.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-12
ARE MICROBES IN YOUR SCALP!
It Has Been Proved That NierObe
Cause Badness.

! Professor Unna, Of Hamburg, Ger
many, and DR.. sabourand, the leading
French dermatologist discovered that
q microbe causes badness. Their
theory has time and again been amply
verified through research experiments
carried on under the observation OF
eminent scientists. This microbe
lodges in the Sebum, which is the ma
tural hair oil, and when permitted to
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and in time the pores entirely close,
and the scalp gradually takes on a
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there is no hope of the growth of hair
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We have a remedy which will, we
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Remember, you can obtain it in New
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-12
Beach and Wife Now in London.

London, April 9.-Frederick O.
Beach, the Wall street broken, against
whom a warrant has been issued at
Aiken, S. c., charging him with assault
and battery with intent to kill his
wife, has arrived in London with Mrs.
Camilla Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beach, who are staying
at prominent hotel in London, have
not left their apartment since they ar
rived here.
Mr.. Beach declined to be interview
ed, but he told the Associated Press
over the telephone today that there
was nothing in the charges
Later in the day, when cablegram
saying that a warrant charging him
with assault and battery had been
sworn out at Aiken, S. c., was received
here, it was sent up to Mr.. Beach, but
he returned it without making any
comment and again refused to grant
an interview.
Nothing regarding the case against
Mr.. Beach has so far been received at
the American embassy in London.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-12
Among the $780,"

Augusta, Ca, April S.-A special to
the Chronicle from New York says:
"Mr. and Mrs. Beach reside at Ros-
lyn, n Y. They are both prominent
in social circles here. Mrs. Beach,
who was Mrs. Charles Havemeyer, was
married to Beach on November %,
1899, at Grace church, this city, and
the wedding was attended by large
number of the best known society folk
of New York and other Eastern cities.
VIM. K. Vanderbilt acted as best man. .
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-12
STRONG NERVES
MADE TO ORDER
Worn Out, Bun Down and Nerve
Wrecked Bodies Feel Good Eff.
fects of Root Juice
Quickly.

The new Root Juice treatment which
has recently startled many cities by
its strange and remarkable curative
powers, will make you feel like new
person in a week if you suffer from
nervousness, Indigestion, loss of ap-
petite, sleeplessness, tired, worn out
feeling, weak kidneys or bachache.
Are your nerves "on edge" do you
worry and fdget and fret over little
things? Do you lay awake nights
worrying about imaginary dangers
Are you startled by every sudden
noise? Do you feel "all unstrung?''
Does your heart fluetter at times? Are
you easily scared or excited? Do you
find yourself backward, bashful, ill-at-
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It will promote a good healthy appe-
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You will be surprised at the re-
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using Root Juice one week. Any good
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for you, but beware Of tricksters who
Insult your intelligence by offering
something almost like 1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-12
Evidence Against Beach.

Detective Baughn, Of Atlanta, has
been at work on the case just three
weeks. having begun an investigation
shortly after a Pinkerton man, who
failed to throw any light on the mys-
terry, ceased his efforts, What Detec-
tive Baughn considers a damaging
piece of evidence against Beach is the
alleged finding of a gold plated, dia-
mond studded pocket knife belonging
to the millionaire. 1t is also stated
that an examination of this knife by a
nrominent chemist in this State dis
closed a. quantity of human blood on
one of the blades. In addition there
is offered as evidence the phony pearl
earring. also covered with blood, and
the back comb, which, it is alleged,
fell from Mrs. Beach's hair when she
was stabbed. Both Of these and the
pocketknife were found on the drive
way on the opposite side of the house
from the spot where Mrs. Beach said
she was attacked, and directly adjoin-
ing the laundry house, between the
Beach residence and the residence OF
1oeonb Hartman
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-12
BEACH IS ACCUSED OF
CUTTING HIS WIFE
WARRANT ISSUED FOR NEW YORK
SOCIETY MAN.
Charge, Though Not Unexpected, Again
Sets People to Talking of Nys-
teriOus Attack.

Aiken, April 8.-Frederick o. Beach,
New York millionaire and society
leader, and one of Aiken's prominent
winter residents, is charged with
slashing his wife's throat in this city
several weeks ago, a warrant being
issued here today for his arrest
This action revives interest in the
mysterious assault on Mrs. Beach on
February 26, which it was generally
believd that her assailant was negro.
The warrant charges Beach with as
sault and battery with intent to Kill,
and was issued in the affidavit of Spe-
cial Detective M. S. Baughn, support
ed by affdavits of several OF his wit
nesses.
A deputy has gone to Columbia to
get requisition papers from Governor
Blease on the governor of New York,
and will go to New York city tomor-
row to serve the warrant, although 1t
is stated that Beach has already sailed
from that city for Europe, his depar-
ture, it is alleged, taking place Two
weeks before his schedule, as an
nounced a few hours before leaving
Aiken for his home in New York.
In the event that Beach has sailed
for Europe, it is not known what steps
will be taken toward service of the
Warrant