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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23
Austin. Texas. January Is. l9le
IT. \. r. McCollum. Editor.
Waco Texas.

Austin. Texas, January 10. lNl1
Mr.. 4. r. McCollum. Editor.
Waco. Texas
Nv Dear Sir
Yours OF tho eth instant came at a
time when ] was too much engrosscd
and absorbed in many pressing mat.
tcrs 10 enable ne 10 fird time and
leisure 10 make suitable reply
The matter 10 which YOUR letter
calls attention Is important both TO
myself and TO the public II has for
some time been the subject OF anr-
ious thought and the most careful
consideration by ne Ny anxiety has
been, not 10 settle the matter so "a
10 advance my own political fortunes
hut in such mancr as 10 feel and
know tina, had done right have
often been assured By many friends
that IN view OF his own course in not
rcsignlnr In 1910 but IN retaining
his position az Railroad Commission.
or and he became Governor. denying
the people the riFh. 10 choose q sue
cessor but himself appointing same,
that both Governor Colqultt and HIS
friends would be and were estopped
from. complaining II | should adopt
similar policy IT, however. the
present Governors course was not
clearly right 10 not think ;hat I
sh 1uld nor do feel that could.
protect or justify a course which |
ought not 10 adopt by following his
example, in the campaign he made for
tho office Of Governor. not only in T.
lalo. hut In the long and unsuccess-
ful campaign he made In 1905
! have been willing to resign ever
since my announcement for Cover.
nor whenever any fair arrangemcnt
could be made whereby the democrat
ic voters could have a fair chanc,
10 name NV successor and have the
assurance that such choice when SO
made would be respected This
publicly announced in an interview al
Houston in November last / am
disposed tc insist that the people be-
,iven a chance to select my successor
Z IL their right and Il shall not be
lcnied them.
I, seems fairly probable that there
yill be neither q Presidential primary
'or what has sometimes been refer
cd to as an elimination primary with
pccial reference TO the race for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23
DETROIT To VOTE
ON BURNING ISSUE

Detroit, Mich. Jan. ga special
election will be held in Detroit 20.
/ morrow 10 settle the street railway
controversy. which has been a burn.
Ing ISSUE ever since the late lIaTna s
pingree during his term m MAYOR
Iuaugurated campaign for three
cent fares some fifteen years ago.
A. tomorrov's election the voters
will decide the fate OF the Thompson
Hally three-cent fare plan. which pro-
yides for an extension OF the present
street railway franchises until 1924.
with eight tickets for quarter IN
tho day time. six at night. and uni
versal transfers. Az the same time
the voters will pass upon a proposal
for out-and-out municipal ownership
NJ 'hn street railways.
Tho campaign which closed tohav
has Teen the most holly contested In
the history Of petrcit The Boa-d OF
Commerce is the leading prepayment
Of the Thorpson-Hally ordinance
pillhoards and dead walls throughout
the city have heen covered with post
ors Advertising the merits VI the plan
Navor Thompson and corps of fifty
assistants have toured the city daily
making speeches for the ordinance.
Il is generally believed that 40
three-cent fare plan will be- carr ed
and the proposal for municipal own
ership defeated The business n on
anpear 10 he almost q unit in support
OF the ThompsCn-Ilallv ordinance.
Sentiment among the workingm"n IS
moro difficult 10 gauge. though
straw vote Of the employees in manv
ot the large factories Indicates thai
the workiurmen also favor the three
cent fare plan Tho women have tab
on a lively interest IN the campaign.
rs the women taxpayers are 10 have a
Nn'" m the election
The opponents Of the thrre-ccut
fare ordinance are banking on the re-
quirement Of the constitution that. 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23
RAMSEY RESIGNS
AFTER PRIMARIES
Candidate for Governor An.
nounces His Purpose to
Retire From Bench

Sp,ls' .o Daily Ners
Waco. Tex Jan -. The follow
in2 correspondence between Edito
McCollum Of the Waco Tribune ar,
Hon W ,. Ramsey gubernatoria
candidate is self-explanatory
Waco, Texas January o. 1912
Hon W = Ramsey.
Austin. Texas.
Nv Dear Sir:
You will no, be surprised : an
sure 10 be told that there Is eyidene,
OF marked degree OF interest or
tho part OF Democratic voters, II
vieg OF your announced candidacy
for Governor OF TEXAS 20 learn that
your Intentions as TO retention Of tbs
office You are nov filling. I: Is due
you To say tiat this interest is Tot
the result, entirely. Of your attitude
ana aspirations II comes largely
from what the people OF this State
have Witnessed in the pas, years
men holding one high and important
station while conducting an active
canvass for another and perhaps a
more important office. II IL not
strange that the people have In some
instances, had reason 10 apprehend
that the power and influence apper-
tanning 10 the incumbeney was utillz-
ed as leverage To promote the attain
ment OF the higher and more desir-
able place. There is reason - be-
lieve that such instances are not
looked on by the people as examples
and presidents OF wholesome nature
IN lin" with what Texans feel they
have a right to expect OF men who
aspire % places Of highest RESPONSE
biiits and power
tn" examples are rare, It is graft.
fyinr 20 observe where men holding
hleh judicial station have thus sough;
continuance in public life II il gen
orally understood that Your plans
contemplate actual or virtual relln-
puishmcnt Of your duties as a mem.
ber Of ne supreme Court az tim"
or under circumstances that will az.
ford no cause for criticism Of your
course. but am sure that tho people T.
at large will appreciate an explicit
slater ert from YOU as to YOUR pur-
pose. n YOU are disposed 10 do S.. /
] will De glad 10 hear from YOU as 10
your probable course as To such re-
linqushmcnt and IN a shape that will
be available for publicity. that the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23

United States Senator. There will. n
seems therefore. probably be nc
chance for the people 10 name my
successor until the Inly primaries
such successor VII. however. then
be- chosen hv the people as ! mysel,
10 had wished 10 continue on the Su-
preme Court must have been chosen
% me people preferred ne In the
meantime five well known lavvers
are offering Cor the place now held
by me AIl these gentlemen are ny
personal friends and ali are men o.
thieh character and fine qualifica
tions for the place 20 which thew as
pire. feel In view of this fact
somewha, inclined. as an act NJ fair
ness and Justice 20 them and espeC
tally ms an act OF fairness and iustic"
n the people ~ this State whom they
are 10 serve. not nov TO resign and
thereby cause 10 devolye uron their
number or some one else 10 serve
for a brief period. brt % leave th"
/ democracy free 70 choose my success
or am. therefore. resolved TO take
and now announce that will take this
course shall in due season set 20
work 10 have finally determined ard
concluded cvery case in which ! have
taken anv part IN preparation OF my
retirement from the bench 10 tina,
when ! do retire the work In which
have figured will have been finally
determined shall sometime next
Spring. and before begin my formal
campaign for Governor. absolutely
retire from the Court and cease any
connection with It's business and for
So mnch of the time Of the present
term In which would ordinarily la
hor and perform the duties CT the
office viii return the moneys which
will he due me for such time for sal
ary back into the State Treasury
7 shall. therefore feel as free 10 dis
cuss public questions az II my formal
resignation had been rendered AMI
accepted When my successor has
been named by the people ard become
entitled by all presidents to appoint
ment for the few months remaining
before hls election In November. I
will place my formal resignation In
he hands Of the Governor. and This
| am nominated in the Iuly /.
primaries or not
II should as matter Of course be- .
stated that II during the present .
term and after my virtual retirement .
from The bench. any questions of pub .
he importance should arise in which .
my associates differ or where. In .
heir judgment my presence Is de- .
| would ard will a. any sac
'ifice OF my own interest return and /
discharge nv duties in respect to such
natter 10 them and 10 the public
This contingency, however. Is very
'cTote and Il Is wholly unlikely 10
rise.
This. briefly. ~ the course on which
have determined In such a time
# partisarship as We may see can
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23

New Orleans. La, Jan. - on
The eve OF the Louisiana Democratic
primary at the end OF one OF the mos.
interesting and bitterly fought cam
paigns ever conducted in this S.ltr,
each OF the factions and candidates
expresses confidence and an unusual
~ heavy vote is anticipated tomor-
row.
Nominees for State Officers from
governor down are 10 be selected
also a legislature that will elect a
successor 10 United States Senator
Murphy j Foster. whose term vii cN-
pire next March. Chief interest cen.
ters IN the race for the goyernorshiu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23

The opposing candidates are John +.
Michel. candidate Of the regular
ORGANIZATION" Democrats, and Judge
Luther = Hall, the choice OF tho In
surgent Democratic organization
known as the Good Government
lcagLe. Senator Murphy J. Poster is
seeking reelection. with former Gov
ernor Y. Sanders and Congressman
Robert r.. Rroussard ~ his leading
opponents the registration in New
Orleans and In other parts Of the
state is the largest on record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23
neonle may know your attitude

people may know your attitude
believe Il Is in your power 10 fur
uish an example that will be preee'
dent of wholesome nature and no,
without Influence and value In shap-
ing the course Cf men who seek pre-
ferment at the hands Of the people
Thos, who know Won best will enter.
tain no doubt as % your desire and
readiness 10 follow the course approx
I'd by your conscience and Judgment
especially where a notable example
NAV also constitute highesr public
serSice. Very respectfully.
tslgnedl A. Y McCOLLUM.
Editor Waco Tribune
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23
bunny Goodman and Leo Kelly

Chattanooga, Tenn. ian. r.
Patrons Of the Chattanooga Athlete
Cllh are promised a good card OF
events at the clubs boxing show to-
morrow night The feature event OF
the evening VIII be an eight-round
nout between Danny Goodman of CS'-
ca%o and Leo Kelly OF 81 Louis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23

carry. the measure must have not loss
than three-fifths OF the votes polled
This means that the ordinance must
have majority OF not less than H..
0O0 votes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23
Ell bale jibaro
EN- Ell CLUB DE DAM.AS.

Ell salon, ell amplio elegante salon
del "Club", estaba adornado con pal
mas racimos de cocos, Y, profusamcn-
te ilnminado.
La mdsica tipica campesina Que sus-
tituy5 a la orquesta, fue muy celebrada
per eli acierto que puso en- la interp"e-
taeion dc todos los bailabes.
la coucurrencia fue selecta, 10 ms
diStinsuido de nuestra buena sociedad
Las damas del "Club' vestian los
plntorescos trajes de las campesinas de
distintos pafses de Europa de Am6ri-
ca
FL "buffet estaba bien servido y
produio algunos ingresos con destino al
fin ben6iicO que Sc proponen las distin-
guidaS damas del Club"
Durante las horas que dur6 ell bale
RENO Il mayor animaci6n algeria La
directiva del Club hiz0 los honores
de la fiesta que ha sido una bella nota
original en el Garnet de nuestrO mundo
elegante
Del bale de anol,he en- ell Club de Da.
mas quedara I'M recuerdo agradahle y
una hEella de amor al desvalido, un
alto ejemplo de protection y amor d
la infancia.
Que mayor exito nj que mayor glo-
ria para las gentillsimas imciadora.
del actOl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23
Nina arrollada
pOr I'm caro-

Tn carro gnfad0 por Balbino Guzman
arrollo aver tarde en- Santurce, parada
dieciocho. ii La nina Francisco Pereira
Esta sufri6 la fractura de una pierna y
una herida en- ei brazo derecho.
De Ia investigation one ha practica-
do la pOlicia resuita que ell carrero nc
tlene culpabilidad aIguna en- el suceso
pues iiizo t0do 10 possible por evitarlo.
La AmbufaHcia acudi6 Immediate
mente al sitio del sueeso llev6 la mia
al Hospital Municipal donde Sc encuen-
ira hoy bastante mejor Probablemen-
te, seg1n sc nos ha informado, no ha-
bra que amputarle la pierna, en- cuan-
to 10 herlda del brazo no es de gra-
vedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23
Ell reglamento de
los dependencies

Hemos reeibido el Reglamento de
la Association de Dependencies de Co
mereio" de esta capital En- Ell foileto
sc contienen tambien las elausulas de
incorporation de la mcncionada socie-
dad que tiene por objeto como reza el
primer articulo del reglamento: ira
ba5ar por ell bien normal y material de
sus asociadOs, mejorando en- 10 possible
Ia condicl6n de sus miembros, instru-
yendoies, procurandoles trabaio pro
tegienGoles, defendiendo sus derechcs
procurando la vez que sepan cumplir
suS deberes.
Damos las gracias por ell enyio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23

CABLE RECIBIDO.

Nuestro distinguido amigo ell Con
sui General de La Rep1blica Dominica
ma ha tenido la atenci6n de ensenarnos
an cable que ha recibido hoy del Pre-
sidente de su gobierno, general Elaiio
Victoria.
En- csc cable Sc le notiica que en- el
sitio denominada "Punales, jurisdic-
ci6n lie la provincial de Santa Clara, ha
sido capturado el general Ricardo Lii
mardo, uno de los mas esforzados eau
dillos de la revoluci6n que dirige el Sc
nor Horacio Vasquez. Con Limardo
fueron capturados los hombres que el
capitaneaba.
FL cable del seiIor Victoria termina
manifestando la seguridad que tiene su
gobierno de terminar la revolucion
que va va de caida, dentro de breve
tlempO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23
DE VIA JE

Entire los pasajeros del yanor ama-
ricano que sali6 aver de nuostro puerto
para ell de Nueva York Sc enenentran
nuestro distinguido amigo ell connotado
nnanciero don Eduardo Georgetti y su
eiegante esposa tan estimada an nues
tros circulos sociales
Los esposos Giorgetti dan su acostnm-
brado viaje anual
fermaneceran algunas semanas. en- los
hstados Unidos y de ALI seguirln viaie
a Europa.
Ri BOLETIN despide los esposos
Giorgetti deseandoles muy gratas salts
facciones en- su viaie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23
Il suceso de aver
FL SENIOR SANCHEZ ESTROPEA-
DO POR UN AUTOMOVIL

Como a ESQ de las cuatro y media de
la tarde de aver, Ell autonovil de don
Rafael Colorado, guiado por Ell chauf-
teur Domingo Fernando baiaba Dor Ia
caIle de San Justo. aI emgezar Ia ba-
Jada de la cuesta que es empinadisima.
el chauffeur quiso utilizar los frenos pa
ra baJar despacio, pero estos no obede-
lcleron: ell auto empez6 a descender ra-
pldlslmamente ell chauffeur Sc puso
grltar avisando Ell peligro a los transe-
unteS
Al llegar frente al establecimiento que
en- la calle de San Justo tienen los se6o-
res Gonzalez Padfn Hermanos Forn5n-
dez, para no arrollar a IN individuo que
permanecia en- la calle desvi6 el auto
pero con tan mala suerte debido a la We
locldad de l. maniobra del vehiculo. q
este fue chocar con una de las yidria-
ras del citado establecimiento Don
Jesus Maria Sanchez, que estaba frenfe
la vldrlera viendo los obietos que en-
ella habia, fu6 pegado a aquellas por 81
automovil, fracturandole una pierna !
produciendole otras contusionos Ia
Ivldriera fu6 destrozada. Ell aat5 snfri6
IA rotura de un botafango y de ana rue
| da.
| FL fiscal Sc hi2o inmediatamente ear
go de La investigation del suceso. OLE
no Ell arresto del chauffeur ia ava
dante, +. PalGs, que yenfa con 81 en- 81
| autom6vil.
Termlnada la investigation. q las si .te
de la noche fu6 puesto EN- Gbartad Pal4>
en- cuanto Fernandez Sc le han sa1ala-
do mil dollars de fanza para su Hber-
tad provisional, fanza que ha oresf9-
do.
I'll senior Sanchez es un con. oianto
establecido en- Naguabo, Y ha ,4aiio ,
esta ciudad con objeto de hace- alpu-
mas compras. Las contusiopes mo IN
reclbldo no son de gravedad. La frac-
tura de La pierna es peligrosa; los me-
dicos iuchan para evitar tener o0e am
putarsela
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23
Transito interrurnpido
Ponce. Mayo 22 de 1912.

Aver tarde seis peones condueian
por Ia calle de San francisco un CAIRO
cargado All lIegar frente la fabrica
de som hreroe de don Jose Cid, debid0
a la baiada que ALI hay, los peones no
pudieron aguantar ell carro este sc
fue contra la ritada casa, en- la que eau
so varios desperfectos. Afortunada-
mente 10 fubo que lamentar desgra-
cias persoraies.
Fin 10 ruG So recoglan los objetos que
flevaba el earro demas Sc fueron
treinta 'niuatos, Ell los cuales estuvo
Interrumpi5o RI transito por aquel
trOxO dc n0ie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23
NOTICIAS

Aver, en- la calle de allen, el auto
moyll .nllmero 256, guiado por su due
no Mr.. II. S. Hubbar placa 243. cho-
co con un carrito dc mano Y lie rompi6
La lama, causandole a Ia vcz leyes cpn-
tusiones cecilio Yelez
Nos dicen de Camuy que aver en- la
Central Camuy IN wagon de los des-
t'nados "A carga dc eaiias arroll5 al
ebrero Rasadn Vega la Fracture Las dos
I''errlas, las que has ! q@e amputarie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23
||NFORMACI0N De ARECIBO

Vale la pena presenciar una session.
del Concejo Municipal de aqai. Son
nueye los sen0res que sc eenstitayen
para representa- la genuina volantad
del pueblo, y fue ese mismo pueblo
quien llev0 a dichos senores a oeupar
cargos tan delicados.
Ell aumento hecho a casi todos los
los empleados al aprObarse ell presu-
puesto de 1912-1913 es una generosidad
que solo puede hacerse con dinero del
eontribuyente. Hay pletora de dinero
en- las areas municipales mientras ha-
ce de clio alarde ell Concejo, 'haciendo
favoreS como esOs que los empleados
hace, mientras este ocurre, repetimos,
la Sociedad Protectora de Mendigos Y
tambien ell vecindario, sc lamentan del
crecido nnmero de pobres que diaria-
mente acude pedir socOrros por las
GALES a inscribirse en- las listas de la
aludida sOciedad.
600 dollars que Sc han destinado para
el Abogado del Municipio, que sc los
llevarfa sin trabajar cualquier "sobri-
nito Dc la patria,' hubieran sido una
poderosa ayuda para socorrer los oil
vidados del Destino.
VariOs j6venes, pertenecientes al
Cuerpo de Bomberos, estan recaudan.
do fondos con objeto de formar un
team" de Baseball
Esta noche, en- ell teatro "Oliver" el
professor Mr.. Lopez pondra en- estado
catal5ptico un sujeto que con el re-
CORE Ia Isla
A dicho sujeto, una vez que este en-
aquel estado, Sc lie pasaria una soga al
rededor del cuello y Sc tendra suspen-
lido en- ei aire por un espacio no menor
de diez minut0s Ese acto Sc denomina
Ell ahorcado.
Aver por la tarde sc v0lc6 en- la ca
rreter;t que va de Arecnb0 a Utuado.
un autom6vil de carga de la empresa
Casellas, de Utuado.
Resultaron heridos varios individuos.
dos de los cuales tuvieron que ingresar
Ell el Hospital Municipal de esta ciu-
dad.
El Covrezpansai.
Arcciao, Mayo % de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-23
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5QuG tier que scr la ciudadanis
anoricana con aamia.straci6n de Mr..
Coiton2 A simple vista pareee que ma
eta, porque Ia question he Ia ciudadaaia
esGa planteada III macho ahtes de qde
Mr. Cotton yirie. IA a desarroIlar su pro
grama corus.arle de ias feria& insn-
lares
Deste los tiemgos del primer gopcs-
nadog militia pJr5tes5o aqli 4
asunta de Ia ciadaieria, Y entonees NJ
exisfia nj Ia faas reluo;a posiAilidad de
que 3sr. Cotton s;riese oegnar Ia se3e
de santa tafa';ee rs, por 10 tanto
lndeperdicnte una cosa lie la otra, y
jlnicamente sc eypica la intencionada
confusion que So ha proeurado introdn-
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tienen intcr5s narcado vivisirno Ell
deu.osfraI' ne 81 ei pueblo pide la ciu-
dadaaf; es po~qae ezta c0nforme con la
aigninistraci<n de Mr. Cotton.
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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26
70. Mo.IsO~~Ah
DICKENS AS AN ACTOR.
When Boz Became q Writer the STAGE
Loat a Star

When Boz Became q Writer the STAGE
Lost Star.
No one ever paid much higher trib-
ute to Dickens than did Kate Field.
She had the soul of poet, discrimi-
mating taste in art and literature and
wide knowledge of the world. In men
tally she was fully as strong as either
Of her brilliant brothers, David Dud-
ley. Stephen J. or Cyrus W., and she
certainly was as good If not a better
judge of character.
She once wrote an appreciation of
Dickens In which she declared the
world lost its greatest actor when Boz
became writer. She gave a descrip-
ton of one of the Dickens readings in
New York that was mastery In its
vividness of detail. Such versatility
as she credited Dickens with display
ing as he assumed the character of
first one and then another of his crea-
tons, the pathos, the humor, the trag-
edy he put into tone; the marvellous
way in which he stirred the emotions
OF old and young in his audience,
would appear to be bit extravagant
were it not that now and then some
old man, looked upon as stern and I'M
emotional, tells with faltering voice
how he stood in line all one night to
buy ticket to one of Boz's readings
and then goes on to talk just about as
Miss Field wrote. only before he gets
far along in his story the tears are run
ming down his wrinkled cheeks-his
old heartstrings still atune to the mag
lie Of the master as he saw him.-New
York Press.