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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
Rise in Temperature Makes
Condition Slightly Less
Favorable
To PASS CRISIS FRIDAY
MEMBERS OF FAMILY GATHERED
AROUND BEDSIDE ChrER oP
THE INVALID WHO SAYS
UE FEELS No PAIN
BY Associated Press.

ty hhheSiaNtN
Chicago, H., Oct l6.- After a
day OF ceaseless vigil. Colonel Roose-
velrs physicians could only say tnat
nis condition was virtually unchang-
cd They said that indications favor
speedy recovery from the effects OF
the bulle, wound. A rise In Colonel
Roosevelt's temperature and pulse
late In the day made the condition
for a time, somewhat less favorable.
The fact that rib was fractured.
which was not disclosed until today
added 10 the Telling of uncertainty OF
first X-rayy plate. which definitel
shows the bullet. developed.
The bullet was shown partly inn
bedded In the fracture in the fourth
rib about four inches from the stern
um Several small splinters OF bone
project near II,
Not before Friday will the physi-
clans be able to say II the patient Is
out OF danger
Colonel Roosevelt is the least con-
cerned OF all. Buoyed up by the
cheerful appearance OF Mrs Roosevelt
who arrived from New York He said
he felt no pain, and moved about the
he'd freely. talked to members OF his
family. reading and debating telo
grams
AS soon as Mrs. Roosevelt arrived
she took charge OF affairs. She was
accompanied by Theodore Roosevelt
Jr.. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth anC
Miss Ethel Roosevelt.
Mrs. Roosevelt would not let he'
husband see visitors.
II Is believed that Colonel Roose
welt will not be able to 10 anythin'
more In the campaign.
Messages Of condolonce continue
TO come from all parts Of the conn
try
Samuel Gompers said he Joined
with the men and ORGANIZED labo'
IN hoping for a speedy recovery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17

Dallas Texas. oct l6.-The cor.
nerston, Cor the main building OF
ne new Southern Methodist Uniyer-
s'ty Boz this city was laid today with
Interesting exercises conducted In the
presence o. large gathering OF
churrameu and educators represent
.re tHa entire South The principal
.djr. ugr. delivered by Bishop
James Atkins and Dr. T. ID Mouzou
or San Antonio. It is expected the
university win be ready 20 open next
fali
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
Rennion Of Nlahamn Veterans

Selma. Ala. oct. 10 Selma was
Say with flags and bunting today I'm
honor Of the Confederate veterans OF
Alabama. whose annual state reunion
was opened under highly favorable
conditions IN attractive two days
program has been prepared FOR the
Gathering. Tho presence Of numer-
ous sons. daughters and other rola-
tives and friends OF the veterans has
helped 20 swell the attendance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
MADEn0 FACES
NEW UPRISING
Emissary on Way to Paris
to Confer With Former
President

By Associated Press.
FL Paso. Tex. Oct. IA compre-
hensive scheme to oust Madero from
the presidency OF Mexico appears 10
be under way.
Overtures have been made from
prominent men in Madercs govern
ment at Mexico City to representa-
tives here OF Pascual Orozco, Jr.
An emissary is on the way "a
Paris to see former President PorfirC
DiaZ.
Felix Diaz. who has risen In arm,
against Madero. Is one OF the fiy,
presidential candidates.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17

Albany y Y. Oct ic.-The pro-
gram OF this. the second day of the
exercises On connection with the
dedication of tho New York State
Education Building. Included ad-
dresses by such noted educators as
President Charles r Van Hlse Of the
University of Wisconsin. President
Nicholas Murray Butler % Columbia
University. Prof. william S. MYERS Of
Princeton University. and pr Henry
s pri'chetf. president % the Carne-
gle Foundation Another notable
speaker ~ the day was Canon Hen.
son ~ Westminster Abbey. London.
who snote On go value % historical
studies 20 'ho higher learninr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
STATE WILL REST
IN BECKER CASE
Becker Thinks Killing of
ROsenthal Justified
Says Witness

New York. oct lG when this
sensation blows over. tH. public HIII
give me a pension f1r tua .Ha.
d-n crook. Roscnthal
These words were attributed f0
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker bf
Jas D. Hallen. @ fellow prisoner in
the Tombs. AZ todly's session of
Becker's trial on the charge of in.
stigatlng the murder OF Herman Ros
enthal.
Tho state announced b. had or.s
two more witnesses fo rlI fo com
plete the case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
second Trial Of T.. G.. Levi.

81 Louis. Mo. Oct i6-E. G..
Lewis. the University City publisher
and promoter whose troubles with
the postoffice department attracted
wide attention and resulted in a con
.rressIonal Investigation. was arraign-
cd in the United States District
Court today 10 stand trial for the
second time on charges OF using the
mails 20 deiraud In the first trial
- 'he ease. which was held ahou, A
Irrar ago 'he jury failed TO agree
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
TROUBLE FEARED
At STRIKE SCENE
Nevada State Police Force
Ordered to Gather for
Emergency

Ely, New. oct. l6. Governor Tas-
ker l.. Oddie, telegraphed 10 Captain
Donnelly OF the Nevada State Police
% gather an emergency force OF men
tonight and 20 proceed at once TO
McGill. where several thorsand mill
and smelter employees are on a strike.
Governor Oddie's action followed
an inspection OF the mlning camp to-
day
Captain Donnelly will leave Reno
with his men tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
strikers Attack Wagon Train

BY Associated fresg
McG.ll. Nev, Oct 1.-Two wag-
ons loaded with provisions for the
men within the steptoe Copper Smell
ter enclosure were attacked by the
strikers today.
Tho teams were s'ampeaed and tho
drivers ard guards pelted with
stones
Clubs were used and several shots
we're fired but no one was seriously
injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
NEPHEW or EX.PRESInENT
RAISES STANDARD or REVOLT
by Associated Press

by Associated Pres
Mexico City, Oct. 16.-General
Felix Diaz. a nephew OF the former
nresidpn,. raised tie amer of re-
belllon AZ Vera Cruz TODAY
lie entered the city with 500 men
and seized the arsenal an garrison.
Tie then seized two gunboats which
were lying in the harbor
Citizens here express olltion az tho
new developments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
Schrank Rests Well

BY Associated Press.
Milwaukee. Wis. Oct 16.-John
Schrank. the would-e slavcr Of Col
Roosevelt today showed no remorse
nor fear OF the consequences. He
has good nights rest and ate his
meals with better appetite than yes
terday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
WOIGAST AND MiDONEN
FIGHT To \ DRAW

~ Associated lfta.
philadelphia Pa. Ocf l6-Ad
Wolrast lightweight champion and
Teddy Maioney OF this city. fought
no a draw in a six round bout tonight
Maloney made a good showing dur
Inc the latter part OF the fight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
Washington Forecast

Washington. d. C.. Oct. i6.-Wes'
Texas Fair Thursday, except rain
IN extreme east portion: Fraday fair
and warmer In southeast portion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17

SELF CONFESSED
DYNAMITER APPEARS
by Associated Press

by Associated Press
Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. l6 DE
claring he assisted IN dyna-
hitting the Los Angeles Times
building and Is guilty oi 9TH
er bomb outrages. John Cook
appeared before the officials
OF the department OF Justice
today and begged TO be taken
to indianapolis to face trial.
Cook. who would not give
his address is held pending
advice from indianapolis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
WEATHER
Local Forecast

Probably showers Thursday
Yesterdays temperature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
BULGARIA DECLARES
WAR UPON TURKEY
By Associated Press

Press
London Oct o-lhe declaration Of by Bulgaria against
Turkey was published in Sofa onieh according to aeys agency
dispatch from Paris
This taken result of the withdrawal Of the Turkish
representative from Bulgaria
The Servian Government has ordered ministers at Constan
tnope depart Immediately The consus Turkey were
also ordered o leave.
TURKISH ARMIES TO TAKE OFFENSIVE.
The Turkish armies have been ordered take the offensive
Turkey full strength has been oosed against ancient
mies Peace with Italy has freed the Sutans fleet aud viii
united action with the army and will be rushed active cam
pagn against the Greeks and Savs
Turkey today demanded from Athens and Balkan States
apology for their nsoen and time limit of wentyiou
hours allowed for eracton.
not thought possible that these whose evident
for will seek avoid by submitting the Port demands
The European nations thus far have remained firm in their
determination allow any change territorial situation in
the Balkans after the
dispatch from Cetnle reports that the General
Manovich with his Montenegrn troops the Boyana
of thanking the Turkish Of Tarakoh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17
Defeat New York Giants in
Spectacular Contest,
Three TO Two
LASTS FOR TEN INNINGS
bEAN-EATEiS WERE ONE RIN
BEHIND WHEN THEY CAME
TO BAT ~ TENTH
INNING

NEW rOkk ....Z y K
Batteries; Boston: Bedient.
Wood and Cady; New York:
Mathewson and Meyers.
Boston. Mass, Oct. l6.-The
Boston American League Club
won the worlds championship by
defeating the New York Nationals
to the tune of three to two in ten
inning contest before 20, 900 peo-
pie.
Mathewson pitched a wonder.
ful game until the final inning.
when he weakened.
Boston was one run behind
when they came to bat at the end
of the tenth. a muff by Snod-
grass of Engle's long fly put the
batter on second. After Hooper
flied out, Speaker singled and En-
gle rushed across the plate, tieing
the score. On the throw in Speak.
er took second, Yerkes having
reached third on the play. Lewis
was purposely passed in order
that a forced play could be made
at the plate.
Then Gardner caught an in
shoot on the end of the bat and
sent the ball to Devore, whose
throw to the plate was too wide
to catch Ierks, who scored the
winning run.
The crowd rushed on the field
and a spectator addressed an in
sulting remark to McGraw and an
exchange of blows followed
Bedient and Wood pitched ef-
fectively for Boston.
Wrist Inning
NEW YORK. Deyore out Wasuer
20 Stahl DOYLE down by 'he same
route Crowd on tension and cheer
.,d every play Giants wnrc waiting
Bcdicnt out 90 last bali and strike
Suo1gras walked and stole second.
Wagner dropping CaJys perfect
.Hroa Murray our Gardner 20
Stahl
BOSTON Io0psr out Nerlde un-
assisted lerkgs tanned speaker
jorbled Lewis tanned
second Inning
NEW YORK Nerkl, famed
ucrzog flied 90 Speaker, Meyers safe
when Gardner .et bail 90 through his
IDgs Fletcher singled Meyers went
Continued on PAGE Three
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-17

second Inning

NEW YORK Nerkl, famed
llcrzog flied 90 Speaker, Neyers safe
when Gardner .e' ball 90 through his
logs Fletcher singled Meyers went
Continued on Page Three)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-18
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
HAYWARD & cLARk's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, May 17.-Liverpoof
was steady on futures. but quoted s points
lower on spots, with sales of 5000 bales.
The market however, gave way as soon
as easness appeared in New York We
opened about points down and there
were comparatively few sellers. Like Liv-
erpool, our market showed fear OF the
controlling power OF the Northern bull
interests. and the consequent scarcity of
sellers made itself felt when the gov
eminent forecast was posted predicting
increased cloudiness for east Texas, and
unsettled tomorrow in Oklahoma, which
caused little buying. Small as the de-
nnand was il advanced prices promptly.
Today's dry goods reports had less
optimistic tone. but it is thought that
business will improve with the better
weather in the South and warmer weather
in the Northwestern states.
Liverpool cables: mo speculative sell =
ing Spots stagnant everywhere Spin
ners overstocked. Europe oversupplied.
Present crop beginning to weigh heavily.
Texas already Offering new crop ship
our market held steady during the
morning around opening figures. The
small movement figures were the basis
for some support, but everybody knows
that the principal cause for the small into
sight is the absence of export demand.
RANGE IN NEW OIL EANS FUTURES.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-18
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of tie FIeecy Staple

NEW YORK, May 1T.-Carpenter, Bag
got & Co; Ring selling NTH little sup p
good map and probability of no govern
ment report being issued in June
The government will issue its report
on the first Monday in July.
Dick Bros, Per. Liverpool houses and
springs best buyers at II a. m.
Dallas. Texas, wires: Texas and Okla
homa clear and COOL few scattered clouds
in east Texas"
July 1875; October Ii.4I; January il4S
Estimated receipts Saturday -,
Sew Orleans So. 100 70 800 2,tss;;
New ORLEANS. May ~ I7.@Hayward {
CLARK The weather map shows all fair
except partly cloudy in Oklahoma and
Tennessee mountains; no rain except a
little along the Atlantic coast and Ten
neSsee mountains. Temperatures TO Il
degrees higher in the Western states
er IN the Eastern states.
New Orleans Times-Democrat The
promise of a pestponement OF the agri-
cultural bureaus acreage and condition
necessary TO inject real courage into the
bears. They had a weather map showinf
only light showers during the "a hours
ending, yesterday morning, and the mos
favorable weather forecast the market
has had in many weeks but for some rea-
son. presumably the presence of many
shorts at a time when port stocks are
dwindling rs pidly, confined the vigor o.
the bearish campaign to words rather
than deeds Postponement Of the acre
age and condition report is another mat
Ter The start of the crop has been late
and under adverse conditions, and nj
matter how good the weather might be
between this date and May 20. the bureal
report would probably show bullisf
state Of affairs. A month later gooc
weather may have done all the good i
can do, and on June rs the crop may lool
its best. AT that time the swing from
soggy fields to a worked-out crop ma!
establish a striking contrast. and at tina
time little or no effect from the crucia
summer drouth period will be apparent
In other words, the bear seems to fee
that an initial acreage and condition re
port as of June 90 will be more apt 4
favor his cause than an initial report a.
OF May 20. and for this reason the an
nouncement that the United States sen
ate will today vote TO postpone the dat
was interpreted bearshly.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-18
STOCKS.
sy CHARLES w. STORM


NEW YORK, May 1S.-The coal stocks.
New York fractions and some of the
specialties monopolized public interest al
the opening of the stock market today
Later the coalers. Lehigh Valley, was
the most active. advancing Z to III: In
the traction group Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit gained point, going 10 80. the highest
price ATTAINED by this issue in 1--WE years
Texas Oil and United States Rubber
shared interest in the speciality group, the
former going to Ill on gain of Ia and
the latter crossing IL as the result of an
advance Of pa
The majority of other stocks were
barely steady and ranged moderately
under Yesterdays closing, although a
slight rally took place fifteen minutes
after the opening. which lifted prices
above the low opening range
Cnited States Steel opened y lower Al
697s. but later recovered, going 10 20
American Smelling opened with the same
amount of loss. but not only recovered
hut made gain OF 4 Baltimore and
Ohio was off Is Canadian Pacific was
off a..
The curb was firm.
American Railway shares in London
were irregular and price movements were
narrow There was sharp profit takins
in Canadian Pacific there
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-18
FLUCTUATIONS IN
CEREALS NARROW
Market QuietS Down With
Wheat Slightly Lower-Corn
and Oats Steady.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS..

CHICAGO. MAY Wheat opened
strong this morning to the surprise of
many in the trade. the principal influence
being the fact that Liverpool refused to
follow the break In prices in this market
yesterday. together with smaller worlds
shipments and smaller receipts in the
er to re higher Trade was large and
The feeling was nervous. After the early
trading was over commission house sup
port appeared and profit taking by shorts
caused little rally.
Corn was Ike higher for May while
the other months were q to ssc better.
There was no break in the ranks OF bulls
in May corn and the shorts will doubtless
nave TO pay the penalty.
oats were &c lower to " higher The
market was weak and nervous and early
trade was confined within narrow bounds
Provisions opened irregularly, being
higher for pork. but lower for lara and
unchanged for ribs There was . weak
ket soon rallied on the better hog situa
ton in the West.
Wheat closed irregularly today with
prices ranging from lac lower TO nc hiGft-
err Liquidation by longs was the feature
as well as the factor during the morn
ing and there was great deal OF ner-
vousness displayed. The market ranged
q bout IL above TO gao below last nights
close The largest trade was in July and
! September. with July the weakest spot on
the list and trade was very large Crop
the majority of them were unfavoFabie
Selling orders poured in from the North
west but the demand was scattered. The
early strength was soon lost on selling
to secure profits The selling was over
done and there was good rally late in
the day on short covering.
Corn was irregular. Anal prices rang
ing from &c lower to / &c higher. The
weather was reported fine for blowing
and planting May corn was given special
support early and was marked up az
much as &c, but dropped off later.
oats were weak and closed from un
changed to sac lower under liquidation by
/ longs
Provisions were mainly lower on sell
ing by longs and the putting out short
/ lines Packers gave the market some
! support on the price setback
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-18
BEARS SELL ON
OTT0N MARKET
Lack of Support, Weak Cables
and Favorable Weather
Cause Steady Decline.
gv cHARLEs w. sToeM

NEW YORK. May 17-Sharp realizing
sales of Canadian Pacific in the London
market caused q loss of 80 In that issue
here at the opening of the New York
market today Later there was a rally.
Although many stocks were under press
ure at the outset stronger tone devel-
oped al the end of fifteen minutes trad =
ing and number of stocks which had
suffered declines in the first trading either
recovered part or all OF their early loss.
Some made gains
Union Pacific was swung by the reac
uon after having opened at 1898. or -
under Thursdays closing 1t recovered
It's loss and made a fractional gain.
United States Steel. after starting off
"a, recovered Utah Copper stocks were
in fairly good demand.
The curb was steady
Americans in London lacked support,
which was chiefly the cause for the early
weakness in the New York market.
An irregular tone was shown in the
late forenoon. The coal stocks showed
pronounced strength. with Lehigh Valley
moving up more than a point, while many
other issues displayed pronounced weak
ness, especially the Wabash issues
Little interest was shown in the impor-
tant issues in the late afternoon and price
changes in the leading railroads and in
duStriais were limited to small fractions.
Consistent buying advanced the price OF
Brooklyn Rapid Transit to over 81, or a
gain of l point
The market closed steady
Governments unchanged; other bonds
steady
Stock quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. May r. Wheat weak;
July $1l2%dL127s, spot No. red 81 20
in elevator, 81 20 f o. b. Corn weak; No.
2 in elevator nominal export No SO
f. o. b.. steamer nominal! NJ nomf-
nal oats weak natural white 81 - G64,
white clipped 62lam66 Rye quiet no 2
nominal T o. b New York Barley steady.
mailing $125al IS nominal j. ( Buffalo
Hay easier good To- prime 81 40Q so poor
to fair 81 .25@1.50 Flour unsettled
spring patents $5.7Od6 90 straights SIS 4Oa
so. clears S4.S54510 winter patents So 80
@6.10. stra lights $3.50 $50, clears $4.75q5.
Beef steady family 518@ $50 PORK
weak mess $40 50m2l %, family $40 ESQ
u so Lard weak city steam los d102s
middle West spot 1l10d11.15 Tallow
steady. city tin hogsheads) SIS M612 coun-
Try lin tlercesl 6M68a.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-18
STOCKS F|RMER
IN LATE SESSION
Many Issues Show Substantial
Gains, While Others Rally
Toward Close.

NEW YORK, May 17.--Responding to
easier Liverpool cables and TO reports OF
favorable weather over the Southern belt.
the cotton market opened barely steady
with declines from TO IL points today.
Selling by outside longs added further
pressure upon the list. After the call the
market was irregular, but showed no spe-
cial weakness.
Futures and spots were quiet in Liv-
erpool with prices shaded
The market received little support dur
ing the morning session, and while the
undertone was steady, prices were in
clined to sag. At : o'clock declines OF
to. II points from the previous close
We're quoted.
The visible supply of American cotton
decreased during the past week 1eS,9SS
bales. against a decrease the same week
last year of 153 and a decrease the
year before of 1855 the year before
Other kinds decI eased 1000, against g
decrease of 1900 last year and an in
crease Of 1000 the year before. The TO-
tai visible supply decreased 1898
against a decrease of 144253 last year
and a decrease of 107 SIS the year before
The market rallied in the last hour and
closed very steady at the top levels Of the
session, net unchanged to 2 points lower
to | point higher, as compared with last
nights closing
Il
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-18
NEW YORK aRocERIEs

NEW YORK, May 17-Coffee steady
No. Rio spot, 14I4 asked Rice firm
domestic, ordinary 10 prime, 4ss 05ss
Molasses quiet New Orleans. open ket-
tie $685.. Sugar. raw steady cen
trifuKai, s92. muscovado. 3.42; molssses
sugar, 317. refined quiet; standard granu-
lated, 5.05d5.15; cut loaf. $50, crushed
dered, 5.1o05 20 diamond A. $40. confec-
toners A. 1906 90. No. /. 85d5. 95 No
2. 4e0G4 go: No. 3. 476G4s5; No 4. 40
94so
Cheese steady; white milk specials 1914
(asked): whole milk fancy rs asked
skins, specials. 11911ia: SKINS fine, 81
d10h full skins. asked