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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29
AND FIELDER
CHOSEN; WAR STOPPED

Thomas E. Thomas Fielder hitherto mplacable
both put nomination atarge the
Baltimore convention the big Democratic convention
the Grand opera this afternoon The great assembage
Immediately in uproar
Inasmuch only eight placed nomination for
the choice of both Watson prac
tcally assured.
Other nominees Congressman w G. Brantley of Gynn;
J. Randolph Anderson of Chatham; Rufus Hutchen of
Floyd Dean of Hail. Crawford Wheatley of Sumter and
Charles R. Pendleton of Bibb
plea of the delegates voted
separately He said ITO delegation Baltimore
be composed of enemies among the delegates will de
of the delegation before it leaves Georgia
At this uncture Chairman Hutchens pleaded with the
venton permit Watson make fteenmnue speech The
convention forced Watson to sit down.
The eight nominees all chosen and the convention took
230 clock for hours Thus Watson though named
the Baltimore delegates lost his effort get
by the convention Fielder and Pendeton.
Thomas E. the Democratic convention at the
opera house today but the upon which his victory
hngedthe election of eight dgaetarge the Bal
national conventonhad been reached when the
vention in session than hours.
Watson evidence from the very opening of the
venon almost constantly his feet and given courtesy
could show He opened his campaign by
choosing both the temporary and charmen though
only the first drawn from his supporters he had
G. r. Huchens Of his opponents for the
latter honor
But he had ostfer time eastthe card upon which he
partially staked victory defeae motion to abrogae all
with clean slate and let the venon vote by
counties for their choice delegates that he
would this motion before the organization and
would be agreed to- with notifications. But mpos
sbe tell whether the apparent trade between Watson and his
opponents would result his election place the delegation
The between Watson and Fielder had
kept the background, and time had the two
clashed over any point
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29
Told Mother of Girl
He was Full.

Lula Belle Lowry had been loving
Pinion for long time She had even
known him before her mother died in
Edgewood, two years ago. and the
mother died knowing that the girl
cared very much for a man who was
already married
The mother was gone and the broth
ers and sisters of Lula Belle took it
upon themselves to see that the girl
was protected from her infatuation,
First she went to live with a married
sister but the sister would not let her
see Pinion. and she left for another
home, Here also the love affair crop
ped out and Lula Belle took up abode
with still third relative in the Hum
phrev street section of the town
And always Pinion courted her. ad-
hitting he had a wife. hut pleading
that he was divorcing her and would
not seek to marry Lula Belle until aft
er he obtained his decree.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29
After Bridegroom.

The Judge told Pinton that he would
let him go free on his own recognizance
until Friday afternoon, when the charge
of bigamy against him will be brought
to trial
Lulu Bellies brother, T. T. Lowry.
came to court With an attorney and OPP
posed Pinion's attempt to get free with
out bail He said he would prosecute
the bigamy charge to the last ditch.
Pinion says he's living with his bride
on Lakeview avenue He says he does
not fear the angry brother and declares
they're going to live together in spite
Of all the attempts OF her relatives to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29

only temporary and not permanent
organization. and that Watson's motion
could not be entertained until the con
vention was permanently organized.
Ignoring the point Of order, Chairman
Bennett put The motion TO table
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29
Goes to Same Minister With
Young Woman He Married
Before Divorced.
HER BROTHER SAYS
HE'LL JAIL EL0PER
BaiIiff, Out to Arrest the Man,
Misses Him Because Minis
ter Is Tying Second Knot.

Clarence Pinion, the young carpenter
who eloped with Lulu Belle Lowry, Of
2s3 Humphrey street, Monday night and
is charged with bigamy by the girls
brother because. the wedding occurred
twelve hours before Pinion's divorce
from his first wife was granted, gave
himself up to Justice of the Peace Gil
rardieu this morning
Pinion told the jurist that when the
bailiff was searching for him last night
he was at the home of Rev. Mr. Vaughn
on Larkin street getting married sec
ond time to Lulu Belle. He said that
the minister had told him that the first
marriage wasn't legal because his di-
vorce hadn't been granted then. :.
80 I went back and had him do 1t
over" said Pin4on. And If your honor
wants ne to marry her again I'll start
right out again. for I like to marry her
better than any girl ever knew"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29
Girl and Wooer
Evade Watchers.

Three weeks ago the girl went to live
with her brother. T. T Lowry, at 25
Humphrey street. She told Lowry and
his wife thar she was cured of her love
for Pinion and would never see him any
more Lowry gave her the big front
room Of their little home to live in. and
told her she could stay with them as
long as the family lived
But they found out a few days after
that Lula Belle wasn't playing fair
with them about Pinion They found
out that Pinion had made friends with
Lula Bellies sister, Mrs. Atkinson who
lives two blocks away over the clay
banks at 1853 Middle street.
He would come to the Atkinson house
and hide in the back room. and Lula
Belle would steal away from the Lowry
home and meet him there
Monday night Pinion came again to
the Atkinson house He had told Mrs.
Atkinson that his divorce had been
granted by Judge Pendleton, that he
was free to marry and one of the chill
dren was persuaded to SID over to the
Lowry house and tell that to Lula Belle
While he would wait out of sight in i
rear room
But Lula Belle knew that the Lowrys
would be suspicious and would not let
her go to meet the man. So she sent
the child back 10 Pinion with a message
TO wait for her until after dark and
she had Mrs Atkinson send her little
daughter down to her at the Lowry
house again with a message asking
Lula Belle to bring some pictures up
-L11s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29
The Red Headed
Person Stirs En- Up.

Watson was recognized at once as
soon as Chairman Hutchens had con-
Guided, and moved that the convention
take vote by counties, calling on each
chairman and thus vote on delegates
at large and from that respective dis
trict He was heard with attention.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29
THE WEATHER

Clearing tonight; fair tomorrow.
temperatures: a. m. 66 degrees; 10
a. M, n degrees: II noon. 76 de-
erees; p. M, 72 degrees.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29

Continued on Pag. Five.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
S@RElNe e SEEHDk 49,
NOMINEES BEST
BUNTYN'S BOYS
Fourteen Inning Game Sun
day Declared Fastest
and Snappiest Ever

Brutyu's hard-hi,tIng Leaguers
sent down TO defeat sunday after
loon before the mighty Monograms
DO the uptown field Sunday afternoon
u one OF the prettiest and fastest
game, Of the season. The contest
lasted for fourteen innings aud was
a continuous interchange of prepared
pepper.
Il happened In the fatal fourteenth.
he score was tied Ia the fifth 3 To 3
and continued al that ratio for the
light innings following Then the
Mouuies pulled together and put over
're winning run
The contest was Witnessed 10y a lib
eral crowd of fans, who were unani
nous in proclaiming the battle must
hepuly contested and thoroughly in
ercsting OF the season
Battery business was transacted
for the Monograms by Lewis and
Ashley. for the Leaguers by Burle
son and McMerry Umpire Jones
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24

Tuesday
Opening of Lake Erie Circuit
,rotting meeting at Parkersburg' w
Va
Opening OF Michigan Ship Circuit
trottinc meeting at Kalamazoo Mich
Opening of Santa Fe Racing CIR
cult meeting at Trinidad, Colo
Lack Britton VS. Jack Redmond 10
rounds al New York City
Opening OF annual bench snow oil
La Crosse Kennel club. La Crosse
Wis
Raw Bronson vs. Harry Brewer, )
rounds AZ st. Louis.
"Wednesday
Joe Carney VS. John Horgan, Tor
threc-cushion billiard championship
al san Francisco.
Wesleyan football game AT
New Haven.
Corneyy-Aueehany football game
at Ithaca
Carlisle Indians-Lebanon VALE"
football game at Carlisle
Friday
Pacific Athletic Association SWIM
min. championships at san fran
cisco
Aus,ralan-ph Philadelphia cricket
matches bc1in al Germantown, IA.
saturday
Canadian amateur tarsk ana ll'l'
CHAMPIONSHIPS M Montreal.
Fall rack and field games OF Ne"
Work 4. G. at Travers Island.
Jim Kendrick IS Willie Jones, l'
rounds al Brooklyn
Cass Tarvcr vs. Denver Jack "e
ser. 20 rounds al Clovis y, NJ.
Pennsylvania Gettysburr football
came a. Philadelphia
Prince stevens football game a
New Haven.
Harvard Maine football game a
Cambridge.
Carnell-Coalgatc football game a
cambridge
Carlisle Indians VI Dickinson foot
ball game al Carlisle.
Dartmouth Bates football game a
Hanover.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
Yesterdays Results
TERRY TURNER GAME BACK
Clever Cleveland lnhelder Playing
Great Game This sesson-Also
Batting Quito Hard.

Terry Turner. the third baseman OF
the Cleveland team. is having one OF
the best years he has experienced
since joiniag the ranks OF the major
leaguers. Terry has been hitting IN
fine shape all season and has been
fielding like he did In the days when
he broke into fast company and was
known as the demon shortstop OF the
Maps. While the Clevelands. under
Manager Harry Davis. have been
disappointment this year. the playing
OF Turner has been one OF the bright
spots in the work OF the club, Terry
once regarded as among the greatest
shortstops on the diamond. had con
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
NEWS FORECAST FOR
THE PRESENT WEEK

Washington. u c Sept New
York Democrats will gather AT Sara
toga Wednesday to select New York
republicans will gather at Saratoga
Wednesday to select candidates Tor
governor and other state Officers 10
be voted for in November. Leading
aspirants for the gubornatorial nom
nation are former Speaker James
Wadsworth, Jr. former Congressman
William c. Bennett and Job +. Hold
ges OF New York city.
In the general primary In New
Jersey on Tuesday the voters OF the
two parties will nominate candidates
for all offices. from United States
senator down to town constable The
third party men will have no standing
in the primary. but will be Obliged 10
nominate by petition United States
Senator Frank O Briggs Is unopposed
for another ter moi the Republican
side Several are engaged in spi-
| rited contest for the Democratic IN
dorsement The election OF State
senators is attracting attention, since
upon the new state senate viii de
/ pend the choice of "A Republican or
/ Democratic governor to fill out the
unexpired year OF Governor Wilson 8
term in the event of his election TO
the presidency
! Republicans and Democrats OF Mas
sachusetts will name complete state
tickets In the primaries Tuesday The
Progressive, as party, will take no
part In the primaries Governor Foss
Is candidate for denomination on
the Democratic ticket and Is opposed
By District Attorney pelletier OF Bos
ton Joseph Walker. former speaker
OF the State assembly and Everett {
BENTON, business fan of the towr
Of Belmont. are contesting for th'
Republican nomination for governor
The legislature. for which nomination
will be made, will have the choosing
OF United States senator 70 succe,
Senator Crane
The several political parties Il
California will meet In State conven
ton Tuesday to draft platform AM
choose their states OF presidential
electors Michigan Republicans vii
meet In Detroit 10 choose candidate
for ali state officers excepting IN
/ sovarnorshiD
President Tafts public engage
mcnts for the week call for his at
tendance In Washington for the OF
ening OF the International Congress
on Hygiene and Demography Late
In the week he Is expected to be pre-
sent in Boston al the banquet In cor
| notion with the International Cor
| rrcss Of Chambers OF Commerce
Colonel Roosevelt will carry h
speech making tour through N
South. covering the territory frol
Missouri and Arkansas 10 the easter
D coast Governor Wilson will retur
home Tuesday 20 cast his vote In N
New Jersey primaries The remaii
der OF the week he will devote 10
trip into the New England States
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SUNDAYS Results

Kansas City. 10, ST. Paul. 40.
Louisville. go, indianapolis. -
Milwaukee. o.: Minneapolis, o.
Toledo-Columbus. rain.
Yesterdays Results
one game scheduled.
Nttt,.otkaa 4. Minnaanoiis ID
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
BASEBALL NOTES


It's some jump from a Class D
league 70 the umpire stan OF Ban
johnson. but this Joe O'Brien from
the Ohio State is said 10 be equal
TO Il.
Columbus has recalled Outdslder
Farrell from Akron. lie viii 1t "a
utility fielder. replacing Don!ca the
Blue Grass recruit. who Will b. sent
20 Akron.
Chief Meyer thinks pretty vi OF
Christy NattheWson control wen he
offers 20 use rocking chair when
catching him. Meyer says he the
best ever.
Lou Fiene. the former Whit SoK
pitchor is now an outaoilor v.a tho
/ Kansas CIty Blues be IS hii' the
bali hard aaI often and s c'v'r GOOD
I satisfaction
PiusburE papers Say 'au. 20 %
dirk Is deserving o. a great
credit and that he ha H.ra ra
slhle for -fe Pirate. nu-
I up Boz 'ta race.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
CLARENDON WINS
OVER GOODNIGHT

Goodnight. Tex. Sept % Re
poatine the dose administered AZ
Clarendon on Saturday afternoon,
Clarendon College defeated Good
night College this afternoon in fast
and snappy football contest by the
score OF 10 TO 0
Al Clarendon saturday the scor,
stood - to o, the game being played
In twelve and half minute quar-
ters. Clarendon scored a touchdown
in the first and fourth quarters.
The Goodnight team will 20 {,
Amarillo next Saturday when the
will go against the hard-fightin
high school team
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
WESTERN LEAGUE.
SundnN's Results

Denver, SO; Wichita, "a.
Lincoln, 23-12; Topeka, 60
Omaha, 2-3; Des Moines. 3-2
Sioux City. l-6; st. Joseph, So
Yesterdays Results
St Joseph, I; Des Moines. 0.
Omaha. 8; Sioux City, 3.
Lincoln. 6; Topeka, /
Wichita. 3; Denver. l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
HARDWARES WIN LAST
CONTEST Of SEASON

The Hardware aggregation finish
ed the season sunday morning In the
up,own park by adding final vic
tory 10 their succession of triumph
durinc the present summer by put
ting me screws to the Clerks to the
tune Of "A to 9. It was good bust
ness and neatly delivered from the
beginning to the close of the con
tes'
Tn. batteries Hardware, Thomp'
son and McMerry; Clerks, Mellaro
and SwiCker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24

Ring 1I3, that's pike Stroud, for
the Taxicab--it don't cost any more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
PENNANT AGAIN
To M|NNEAPOL|
Cinches First Place in Amer
lean Association in Yes
terday's Game

Chicago. H.. Sept 23-The Amer
lean Association today closed its reg
ular PLAYING season.
Minneapolis. the champions Tor
the last two seasons, clinched this
years pennant several days ago.
The unofficial standing OF the
clubs is gives Minneapolis lO5 games
won go lost, percentage, 6S6.
At no time toward the last OF the
season was Minneapolis in danger oil
being headed off from winning the
pennant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
snnllnN's Results
Yesterday Results

No games scheduled IN National
League.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
sundays Results

Detroit Boston. rain.
New York Cleveland, rain
Chicago. 81; ashington, Cd.
Philadelphia, Sd; st Louis, FL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24

siderable trouble with his arm. rhich
kept him out OF the game for long
time. II was reported at one time
that he would never be able To play
again. but Terry seems TO have come
around In good shape OF late He has
been batting In the neighborhood OF
$40 all season and has regalned the
place in the hearts OF the Cleveland
fans he occupied q few years.ago.
, .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
NrsfcrtlnN,s Results

No games scheduled in American
League
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24

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KNOX Is GUEST OF
EXPOSITION OFFICIALS

San Francisco, May S,-Secretary
of state Knox spent busy day as
the guest of the Panama Pacific ex-
position officials. He reviewed a
parade of nearly 5000 troops at the
Presidio and was taken over the ex-
position grounds, where he partici-
pated in the dedication of the site
set aside for Hawaii. The secretary
was escorted by a military band and
by troop of cavalry.
In the afternoon Mr.. Knox attend
ed q reception in the University club.
In the evening the secretary was en-
tertained at the Union League club.
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Los Angeles.
A feature of the review at the Pre-
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of the First cavalry, recently returned
from the Philippines where the regi-
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ing.
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