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Dinner Sets

O1On0r S0CS
Dainty rose decoration Of fine Lin
oges china; $36 Service ut ei8.76.
Richly decorated Limoges Service.
with large meat dishes, gold handles
and gold line edges; regularly $40;
at $27.60.
Gold-band Service, with modern
decoration Of entwined roses, 100
pieces; our regular 500 set at $l6.
Special selected Service Of Limoges
china, cream band, coin gold edge;
regularly SIS, at $3.50.
Fine Service with after-dinner cups
and saucers and. 1876 pieces all gold
sncrusted border: reg. 500, at $187 20.
Limoges China; FURNISHED gold band
and gold-line handles; 1879 pieces; reg
ularly $72.50, at $50.
Fine American Porcelain; gold dec
grafton; 100 pieces; reg. $l8. at e1.1b.
Fine English Service; Ill pieces,
acid encr,isted border with lace edge
and gold lines; reg. 1926. at $50.
Fine Limoges china; rich border
pattern. gold edges; reg. AT 80, At e26.
Thin Austrian China SETS OF 100
pieces, With spray decoration; regular
" $50, 1t o12.60.
Fine Limoges Service; dainty spray
decoration, all gold edges; regularly
$35, at $3.50.
Fine Limoges Service; 112 pieces
border decorations and gold edges
regularly $45, at 90.
A wonderful collection Of
The evening world., 1912-09-03
UNSIGHTLY SKIN
IS CLEARED
BY POSLAM

To be rid Of skin sruptions, pimples,
etc. and to quickly clear an inflsmcd
complexion or rcd nose, use Poslam As
soon as the trouble is noted.
II eczema, acne. BARRIERS itch or any
stubborn disease aiflicts, cure 1t without
extended treatment through the timely
appli ,stion Of Poslsm. This perfect
remedy heals the skin under all condi-
tons more rapidly and more effectively
than anything yet devised. Itching stops
at once. Use Poslam now to eradicate
some minor blemish, and prove IT, merit.
The daily use Of POSLAM SOAP. an
absolutely pure soap medicated with
Poslam, IL Of inestimsble benefit 70 eli
whose skin 10 subject to eruption. i,
troubles. Soothcs tender skin; never ir.
ritates; ideal for baby's bath; best
shampoo for dsndruff. All druggists
sell Poslam tprice. so cents, and Poe
lam Soap ,price, Is cents. For free
samples. write to the Emergency Lab
oratories, sc West s5th Street. New
York CITY.
The evening world., 1912-09-03

BULL MOOSERS
GATHERING FOR
STATE CONVENTION
&Ate-Making Going On, With
Colby a Factor in Race
z for Governorship.

SYRACUSE, ". Y, Sept. s.-Bull
Moose delegates to the State Conven-
don are coming in with every train.
Charm W-IIm H. Hotchklss came
h last e. lg and immediately took
charge of the headquarters. lie an.
nounced the makeup OF the Committee
on Resolutions and then went into con.
ference with new party leaders until ar
early hour this morning.
Mies Mary Drier and Ernest Harris,
oo0 OF New York CITY, were among
~ early arrivals, and both have got
DOWN to work.
No slate has been prepared fo- ths
0oAte ticket" declared Mr.. Hotchkiss
and I believe the candidates will bs
developed by the convention"
However there Ia every evidence OF
Q hot fight for control of the convention
According to reports there will be a
lively scramble for the gubernntor!al
nomination.
Bainhrtdge Colby Of New York city
has doomed up as a formidable oppon.
snt to Hotchldss for the nomination
The evening world., 1912-09-03
Bathroom Accessories
and Furniture

All our bathroom accessories asv
made ofsolid brass, extra heavy nicled
plated; and each piece II guaranteed.
Twisted Glass Towel Barr, q inches
diameter. With Colonial end
20-tn. Giss. reg. $500, at e1.3S each.
26-in. size, reg. $3.50, at $50 each.
82-in. size. reg. 1915, At ei.7S each.
Soap Dishes, for stand, with white
opal lining. reg. $1.l0. at TO each.
Ttmblsr Holder and Soap Dish
Combination, reg. $2.26, 1t Clio -.
Tumblsr Holder and Tooth Brush
Combination, reg. SIPS, at csc each.
Sponge and Soap Dish Combination
will fit over any tub, reg. 81, at CLIO.
Wall Combinations, twoinr0ne glass
and brush holder. reg. 86c, 1t TOO each.
Two-in-one Glass and Soap Holders.
reg. 81 .86, at e1.60 each.
Threein-ons Glass, Soap and Bruah
Holders, reg. 81, at S2.60 each.
Sponge Racks, to fit over the side Of
any tub, reg. $l.75. at ei.26 each.
Tub Soap Dishes, Colonial design.
oval shape. will fit any tub, reg. SIPS.
at TOO each.
Toilet Paper Holders, viii take ths
largest roll, reg. SOC, at zoe each.
Toilet Paper Holders, oval top, reg.
oOc, ut Soc each.
Tooth Brush Holders, made to hold
4 brushes. reg. 25c, at 1876; made TO
hold 9 brushes, reg. 30c, at 26c each.
Wash Rag Holder, medium Size. reg.
60c, at 46c each.
Stearnau Overhead Shower. solid
brass, heavily nickel plated. fitted with
0 foot hose OF tubing and hold-fast
bulb, complete with pins and curtain.
requires only q screws 70 attach 1t
TO wall, reg. $3.50, our special price
Tor this month, at 81 each.
Shower Bath iokes. fitted with oft.
hose OF rubber tubing. This yoke
rests on the shoulders. giving COM
plete shower. reg. $2.76, at $3.50 each.
Shower Bath Rings, oft. Of tubing.
reg. $1.76, at u. 40 each.
100 Celluloid Bathroom Stools, extra
well made, reg. SO, at "a each.
| White Enamel Bathroom Chairs,
cane seat. reg. S3.76, at s2.26 each.
White Enamel Bathroom Tables
lain. square top, reg. S2.15. at $3.50
White Enamel Bathroom Cabinet
French plate glass mirror, fitted with
glass shelves, complete with lock anc
key, reg. $3.50, at 81 each.
! 260 White Enamel Bathroom Stools
reg. 81 rs. at Toe each.
Bathroom Scales, something entirel,
new, takes up very little room, weigh
accurately, reg. $o,25, at Sc each.
] Fifth Floor
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Brushes for All Purposes

A well selected assortment Of Brushes
at reduced prices.
Hair Floor Brooms, 12-in.. regu-
larly 95c, now 76c; l4-in., regularly
$1.l0, now $50.
Russian Bristle Floor Brooms, l4-in
size. just the thing for highly polished
floors, reg. SO, at $2.66.
Gray Russian Bristle Floor Brooms,
lain. size. reg. IS, at $3.50 each.
Hotel Floor Bvooms, IL or 14-in.
size, reg. $l,55, at S1.N each.
Black Hair Dust Brushes, 7 or Sin.
size, reg. 35c, at zoe each.
All Bristle Scrubbing Brushes, reg
Toe, at SOC each.
Gray Tampico Scrubbing Brushes.
reg. lSc, at 16c each.
Improved Fibre Scrubbing Brushes,
reg. l5c, at 10c each.
White Round Dust Mops, long ham
die, reg. 90c, at 75c each.
Wool Ceiling Busters, extra long
handle, reg. Toe, at coo each.
Broom Covers, reg. 25c, at 18c each.
200 dozen Corn Floor Brooms, in
two sizes, res. d0c and Acc, at 26c each.
The evening world., 1912-09-03
Dresden China

On the Main floor tables. This dear
old dainty flower decoration Of Saxony.
Painted by hand by those whose lives
have been spent in the work and
known in all parts Of the world.
The Decorations Of DRESDEN
IS to 50 Chop Dishes, e6.76
SO Bon-Bon Tray. S1.76
1915 Egg Servers, &S.76
81 Olive Trays, $3.50
81 Sardine Boxes, &4.60
$3.50 Celery Trays, $40
$3.50 Salad Bowl, S4.26
$3.50 Butter Dishes, e2.76
IS Flower or Bouquet Basket. $2.76
81 Fern Dish, $l.76
The evening world., 1912-09-03

d 10 gsnsrsaly conceded tat Comp
troiier Prendsrgast Of New York City
Il out OF the race, because Of opposition
from upstate delegates. The situation
is expected to crystaiize with the ar
rival in Syracuse Of MIR. Colby to-day.
Joseph A. Griffin of this city u set
down as sure for the nomination OF
Northumberland. OF course Col.
Roosevelts cay will have lots to dc
with the men named on the ticket.
The evening world., 1912-09-03
English Dinner Ware

that has been remarked 40 to 80 por
cent. less than regular prices; about
four patterns in the collection:
Dinner Plates, reg. $3.50 doz.. 20c en-.
Breakfast Plates, reg. SO. 95 doz., 18c ca.
Tea Plates, reg. So. Is doz., l6c each.
Pie Plates, reg. 81. IS doz., lac each.
Bread and Butter Plates, reg. 81 .95
dozen, &c each.
Soup Plates, reg. $3.96 dox., 100 each
Fruit Saucers, reg. $1.76 doz., Sc each
Coffee Cups. reg. $3.50 doz., 26c each
Tea Cups, reg. S4.76 dozen. 2bc each.
Covered Dishes, reg. $2.86, e1.26 each
Soup Tureens, reg. ~, at - each
Boats, regularly Soc, ut <6c each
Cake Dishes, reg. Sc, at A6c each
Covered Butter Dishes. reg. $l.96,
ct SOC each.
The evening world., 1912-09-03
Grape Fruit and
Shorb0t GlAssos

Grape Fruit Glasses, plain or optic;
regularly 40c each, at 40 each.
Grape Fruit Glasses; etched border.
regularly CSC, at 40c.
Sherbet Glasses, optic footed: reg
ularly 50 doz., at e1.o0.
Shsrbet Glasses, iridescent colors,
regularly $4.76 doz., at e2.76.
Large Footed Ice Cream Compotes,
in iridescsnt effect; regularly Sc, at IS.
Tumblers
Goo Thin Table Tumblers at SEC doz.
81 Tumblers ut 86c doz.
$2.26 Tumblers. engraved design, Mt
e1.26 dog.
81 Tumblers. richly engraved, at
81 .7b dor.
SAYS Tumblers, thin cut, S2.26 doz.
$3.50 doz. Tumblers, cut design, 36c
each.
50 Tumblers. imported crystal, Il
%. 80 doz.
SO Tumblers, with old Engiish In
itial In gold and gold band, at Sl.7S.
50 Tumblers. floral cut, ut q. % dog
$50 Tumblers at e1.26 doc.
The evening world., 1912-09-03

A special lot OF JUO lmpOfCoo T0A
Kettles, of extra heavy weight:
3-qt. size regularly $2.75, now -
4-qt. size, regularly $2.95, now t2.26
5-Qt. size, regularly 1925, now e2.60
SGT. size, regularly $3.50, now S2.76
Rice Boilers, Got. regularly $l.70.
now Clio.
Tea Pot. lot, reg. $2.10, now e1.76
Coffee Pot, Pot, reg. 81 80 now u 10
Aluminium Double Roasters, seam
less with rack In bottom, 11x16 in,
regularly $3.50, now $3.50; 12xl7 In,
regularly 81 rs, now $2.76
Aluminium Drip Pans, 1lx16 In,
regularly $1.36, now $1.10; 12x18 In,
regularly $l.65, now e1.26
Berlin Kettles, bail handles, with
covers, LOT. size, reg. 65c, now 60c I;
got. size, reg. Soc, now TOO
Preserving Kettles, Got. size. reg.
$1.20, now 81; 8-Qt. size, $1.86, now
81. 10; loot. size, reg. $1.70, now Si.A6
Windsor Kettles, 4-qt. size, reg. 81 40.
now $1.10; sgt. size, reg. $3.50, now
s1.26; 6-qt. size. reg. 81 .6b, now S1.sb
Aluminium Frying Pans, steel han
dies, Tin. reg. 66c, now soc; So in,
reg. S0c,n 66c; l0-in., reg.$l now e0c
Round Griddles, bail handle, extra
heavy cast aluminium, l0-in., reg. $l.95,
now S1.70; l2-in., reg. $2.26, now
$1.96; l4-inch, reg. $1.7b; now &2.60
High Frame Waffle Irons, made Of
cast aluminium, reg. $2.95, now S2.3t
Soup strainers, round or flat bottoms
6-in. size. regularly 50c, now 40c
Tin. size, regularly 66c. now 46c
719-in. size. regularly 60c, now 60t
Colanders, extra heavy:
8l1-in., regularly 81, now 900
Gin, regularly 81 10, now o0c
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9gularly e1.1b, now 92.1O each.
10-inch. regularly $l.20, now u.
11inch, regularly $1.35, now S1.10.
A special lot Of extra heavy Colan-
ders, assorted sizes, ranging from 8 to
ll-inch, regularly 81, now $50 each.
Gnswold Tea or Coffee Pots, in cast
aluminium:
LOT. size, regularly e IS. now $2.36.
2-qt. size, regularly IS, now e1.76.
8-qt. size, regularly $3.50, now -.
Cast Skillets, extra heavy:
b-inch, regularly $1.56, now e1.86.
6-inch, regularly $1.86, now &1.60.
finch, regularly $1.80, now CLIO.
8-inch, regularly 1910. now ei.80.
| Mixing Spoons. long handles. rsg.
26c, now 18c.
Mixing Spoons. short handles. rsg'
Aluminium Gravy Ladies. reg. 25c,
now 1ec.
Aluminium Soup Ladies. reg. &c,
now 500.
Graters, hah sheet style, medium
size, reg. 85c, now 86c.
Aluminium Tea Spoons. reg. 60c
now 500 dozen.
Aluminium Table Spoons, reg. 95c
now Toe dozen.
Aluminium Dessert Spoons, reg. SOC
now Toe dozen.
Aluminium Salt and Pepper Shaker,
with china top; something entirely
new; regularly Soc, now soc each.
| Aluminium Handle Kitchen Sets
manufactured expressly for Gimbe
Brothers by Landers, Frary & Clark
This set consists OF one say
edge knife, one cooks knife, one brea,
knife, one pairing knife and one irui
knife. Made Of the very best grad
| OF steel. Regularly 81, now $1.36 set
The evening world., 1912-09-03

Electric Lamps. fine 10-in. dome,
silk cord plug and socket: regularly
$85, at $3.50. See illustration.
SIS Footed Punch Bowls, rich floral
cut, 1t ol2.60; fancy cut, regularly
$3.50. at S3s.
$3.50 Tall Compotes. at ea.7s; for
fruit, reg,,lariy q. at e?.es.
$7.25 Water SETS, large jug, six
glasses and mirror plateaux, ut o3.9s.
$3.50 Large Jug ut o3.7S.
$3.50 Sugar and Cream Sets, >4.oo.
IS Msyunnaiss Bowl and Plate, oo.1S
$3.50 Vasss, assostsd styles, CTS.
Naln and. Ilfth Hoee
The evening world., 1912-09-03
Kitchen Necessaries

Kitchen Necessar1es
Square Bread Boxes. white finish.
regularly 95c. at 76c.
Flour Canisters. 26-lb. size; regu-
LARRY $3.50, at Clio. ~
Square Cake Chests, regularly $3.50,
at $40 each.
Infants Baths, white enamel finish;
regularly 81 AS, at S1.10 each.
Foot Baths, white enamel finish;
regularly 96c, at ESQ each.
Round Cake Boxes, reg. S6c, at TOO.
6-piece Aluminum-handled Kitchen
Knives, regularly 81, at $1.36 set.
Rapid Miners, for cutting parsley
and vegetables; reg. 3bc, ut 400 each.
Steak or Bird Carving Sets, stag
handles, German silver ferrules; regu-
larly SIPS, at Toe set.
Kitchen Carving Knives. 10-in.
bl ade, Cocobola handles; regularly 4bc,
at 800 each.
Bread Knives, lO-in. blade, serated
edge: regularly Csc. at zoe each.
Kitchen Cleavers, Tin. blade; regu-
larly 66c, At @0c each.
Mincing Knives, extra quality steel,
assorted styles; reg. 36c. at 2bc each.
Kitchen Saws, IL and 14-in.; regu-
larry 45c, at soc each.
Carving Sets, 5-piece, celluloid han
dies, best grade OF steel; some with
sterling silver ferrules; regularly $3.50
at IS set.
Carving Sets, 5-piece, stag handles
guaranteed; regularly $l2, at $3.50 set
Poultry Shears, nickel plated, stag
handles; regularly 1915, at s2.26 each
Poultry Shears, nickel plated, bone
handles; regularly SO, at $3.50 each.
The evening world., 1912-09-03
English China Plates

0AAS AASAA SAAA4A6 AdIOS
from Minton, Wedgwood. Doulton.
Cauldon, Coalport and other China
makers at remarkable prices.
$3.50 Service Plates at $97.60.
$3.50 Service Plates at S1I0.
$75 Service Plates mt $46.60.
$50 Plates, gold encrusted, ut $50. 90.
sos Plates. flat gold flower, at SIS.
$40 Plates, green festoon, at $3.50.
$32 Plates. enamel flower, at e12.
$72.60 Plates, gold encrusted, ut ~.
SIS Plates, gold decorated, &l7.60.
$45 Plates, red border, at S22.60.
500 Plates, dessert size, ut S12.
$50 Plates, Colbart and gold, at $50.
$l5.75 Plates, Greek border, at So.
500 Plates, pink enamel, at $3.50.
1850 Plates, enamel festoon, at $40.
500 Plates, blue enamel jewel. at S26.
$40 Plates, encrusted gold band. at
e26.60.
$40 Plates, pink rose decoration, at
$3.50.
$56 Plates. gold encristed. at $S7. 80.
$66 Plates, festoon gold decoration,
at $3.50.
$l8 Plates, green enamel, ut -.
$50 Plates. gold dragon decoration.
at az.
The evening world., 1912-09-03
This September Sale of CHINA
Rock Crystal, Cut Glass and LAMPS
Has Established New Standard of Value-giving

Of at
m land
#
viewing
hiiosn the MamF oorAE .mdo ntfeFH
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In the Subway Store
China and Glassware

A great variety at the lowest prices in the history
OF the Subway Store Greatly touehed upon In t3tia
bulletin. Other offerings will be told Of from day TODAY
Chief on the list:
So Sets Of Yireproof Cooking Ware ct sd.26
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Crystal Table Sets
At 80, 40 to 80 Per Cent.
BeloW Our Regulsr Prices


A fA6.50 Scrvice-l2 goblets, Il
clarets, IL champagnes, IL wines and
IL cordials, deep etched; GO pieces; at
S3l.76.
A light cut Service. GO pieces: IL
goblets. champagne, wine. claret and
cordials; regularly $50, at $3.50.
Rich deep etched Service, 90 pieces;
regularly $3.50, at e12.
An American Service, go pieces, deep
etched band I: regularly $ll.15, at e6.76.
American crystal; gold band optic.
60 pieces; regularly $l2.76, ut $1.76.
A rich light cut Service Of 60 pieces,
daisy designs; regularly $43, at e26. 30.
A fine French Crystal Service, richly
etched. Boston shape; regularly $24.
ut $3.50.
Thin Blown Table Service, engraved
with any Old English initial; regularly
1925, at $6.76.
The evening world., 1912-09-03
High Cut Crystals

IS Ice Tubs, star cutting It -.
$3.50 Handled Spoon Holdsrsye i.ss,
$3.50 Ice Cream Trays at e9.O.
$3.50 Covered Butter Plates, e3.2S.
$3.50 Bowls at S2.26.
81 Bowls, oval shape, at e2.S6.
3l4 Footed Bowls at es.1S.
$25 Punch Bowls at $3.50.
The evening world., 1912-09-03

This feproof Cooking Waeb wsn liked By nearly an hou.
keepers because Is absolutely heahl and exctiouany
full. The set contains:
castsid Gun. ax.sns Meu,as scoy4sa GO.
In addition, Asbestos Mats and Cooking Bod.
1000 Of these sets on sale today at o12s.
Dinner Sets In tho September Sale
looptocs ests. with gold initial. vu,alH $780, ct osN
10Ope Sets decorated usually III. q - 81 usually o166n
6opse Sets decorated usually ST. ct VI usually g. 1G
Brilliant Out Crystal
At these extrsmsyl prices: 1 $2CslssyTtxmOd
g 26 Jugs q. 90. Cut CyyutN Bowl
Il bO g. S g o166 M *
81 25 Water Sets, o926 01.76. 49, ~
50 rs Dishes e1.76. |
81 o1.1G. S.26Spoon Tfsyy
g Ramikins and Bouillon Cups, $40 Dessn
White American Porcelain Ware with deep gold band
Open-Stock Dinner Ware
great collection, thsss mu reduced prices:
Bread and Butter Plates Dinner.
60c Meat Dishes 10c. 10c Pickle Plates,
40c Water Jugs 10c el.26 Covered Vegetable
And other very prices Subway Store
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New York Has Never Seen Finer Exhibition of
And September Prices Offer Wonderful Economies


in seeing
eoug for The list that follows tells little
The evening world., 1912-09-03

j All of the BEST MAKE AND FULLY GUARANTEED.
special thepisce Saucepan Sets consisting ssch
l. ~ and regularly 81 &c.
Gmbe consisting each ~ and 2
, Saucepans regularly $276 Gle SET
No. 6Auninum Kettles regularly ea16 s21ossch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
DYNAMITE CASE
IN HANDS Of JURY
TWELVE WEEKS CONSUMED
IN INTRODUCING
EVIDENCE.

ny Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. &c
The outcome OF the three months
trial Of forty alleged dynamiters
now rests, with the jury
THE court instructed the jury
shortly after O'Clock and charged
that the evidence bc weighed carc-
f.lly.
o. took almost I . weeks 10 intro
duoc tbe evidence al the ycrdicta
while separate as TO guilt of each
defendant are to be returned at the
same time. u is thought hardly pos
s.ble that any yerdicts viii bo re-
turned tomorrow
Court will convene az 9.30 o'clock
however. awaiting the result OF the
deliberations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
STRANGER KILLED :
ON ROCK ISLAND
BODY HELD AT EAKLE PAR
LORS WAITING IDENT-
IFICATION.
.AGEO ABOUT S|XTY-F|vE
LETTERS AND POST CARDS MAY
BE on ASSISTANCE ~ DE-
TEHMlNING NAME on w
FORTUNATE MAN

Suppogcdly run down bv the east
bound passenger train on the Rock
Island al point one mile east OF
Mclean about 1890 Wednesday
night. the lifcless body OF q strang-
er was brought TO Amarillo early
yesterday morning and is being held
by the Eakle establishment. pending
possible Identification
The stranger appears 90 he about
g. years old. five feet five inCher n
stature and l25 pounds In weio''.
light complexion blue eyes slieh'y
bald gray hair. and gray beard ahoIt
half inch iu length 4 short stout
walking stick apparently hickory.
was picked up beside the pros'rate
body when the train crew reached
b. following th. accident
The injuries consisted of cut
over the left eve. another ON the
head behind the left ear. and sever
% ribs crusheJ IN over the heart.
This last probably proved fatal
Efforts we're made by the Eakle
adjustment throughout all Of yes
arday 10 Identify the unfortunate.
letters were found In the clothing or
the stranger which may lead to full
Identification. although such is deem
ed hy no means certain.
one letter bore the name oi the
Southwestern Mutual Insurance Co.
Of oklahoma dated al Elk City. with
the name of j. W Moore, Grimes.
Okla. v T. u No 3. written there
on.
A post card had the following no
tation
"If YOU ever ge, TO Denver. Colo.
write TO v " Moore. Clinton okl'
4 y D. No
This card was not stamped and
from am appearance was not intend
% for the malls
sT another letter. which may
rHr. the .mnarar' oHe has the
I"f.w tau away
rrs earn- af Hs head fho name
us thn Trt.1 St1fee Forestry Ser
ye. Eabab National Forest Kanab,
rnh is dated oct y. 1912. and adj
dressed t0 Funston Bros 81 Louis.
Vo ON 'ho back is scribhled The
name of ~ Gridcr. Er.ck Okla
The .erap remaining reads
Mr. Owens tho man who has
I.. .r.t..T.H o.. I..r.t ,.r..I.f..r.. suf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
NEGOTIATIONS
At STANOST|LL
BOTH SIDES SAY IMPOSSl-
BILE TO RECEDE FROM
POSITIONS.
TURKS SAY TERMS ABSURD
TURKS DEFEATED IN FOUR DAYS
FIGHT WITH SERNiANS AND
DRIVEN OuT OF NEUT.
RAJ ZONE
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
LONDON. Dec. 9G Both Turkish
and Balkan allies are standing by
their guns on peace terms
Both say 10 is impossible 10 reeede
from their positions
Rechad Pasha. the chief Turkish
ulenipotentiary declared today The
terms the allies have proposed are
simply absurd II was never known
that after an armisticc one beliger-
ent party could ask the other 10
concede territories brayely defended
aud still resisting with horoism
Humanitarian considerations led
10 the Ottoman government singniug
the armist.co and might induce The
government 10 yield certain condi
tions for the sake of peace hrt fhorc
is o limit which no allice have Ter
surpassed
The .allios on the other hand say
the armisfica WAS arranged simply
10 give Turkey an opportunity OF
making peace terms without further
losses and laulh az Turkeys talt Of
Keeping Adrlauoplo and Scu'ar and
repaining Salonika
Let them come and take Salonika
II they can. declared General Dang
lis chief OF the Greek staff, even
our ancient heroes rise M in their
dust TO defend our rights
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec 2G
With several hundred delegates pres
en-. The national convention OF the
phH Gamma pellt fraternity was
opened here today Tho session will
close saturday. This fraternity or
gau.zed az Washington. ana Jeffcr-
son College iu lNIs. now Has chap
tors In about sixty colleges and uni
yersIties Many men or prominence
Boo various walks of l'e are mem
btrs The present convention has
Newton D Baker. mayor Of Cleve-
land. as its principal guest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
Turns uEfEhTED N
FOUR DAYS FIGHT

UrRAZIO. Dec 2f \ dispatch
SAYS thJ' after foGr 1avs of fighting
u The district between Bahia and
Daitch, tho Turks were dryA out
OF the neutral zone or Friady with
several hundred killed and wounded
The Sorvian casualties were two
hundred killed Tho Scry.ans had
JUST received @ .ous'enment OF Guns
and stores
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
GENERAL WOOD To
DIRECT PARADE
NAMED CHIEF MARSHALL
FOR INAUGURAL DEM
ONSTRATION.

BY $3.50. sfct Press
WASHINGTON. D g.. Dec 2G
Major General Leonard wood chief
or sfaH Dos usf faeu named chief
matshaf 1. Pho inaugural parade
ard ta tseHr al outline " hs
n.ar fH- tIr Ul-rrr naval and
civic demonstration
lt Is bis purpose to make the VIII
son Inauguration parade as well bal.
snred as possible To- the matter OF
presentation of c1vaIrs sHrfarff and
artillery ot tls army hiueIa.seu
and marines OF the navy and an
adequate representation of the ma
tional guard and Woll prup0rt'uurd
civic display
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
PRESIDENT TAFT
SAILS FOR HOME
WILL APPOINT CIVIL Gov
ERNMENT FOR CANAL
ZONE SOON.

rs Associated Press
COLON. Dec - Th, hauleshlp
Arkansas with President Taft ON
board sailed from Colon at 9 o'clock
tl. morning ior kc, West
The president and party went
aboard about four hours prior 20
the time of departure
Colonel Goethals. The chief onsi-
ucpr boarded the ha'lic-hp Della
ware which accompanied the Ark
ansis
The warsh.p is expected fo reach
Ke, West sunday aud President Ia"
is due u Washington Tuesday Do
said he uould appoint aEI au.
crumeut of Panama ou .. n.r. 'o
Washington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
MAILS
HANDLED QUICKLY
WITH LESS CONFUSION AND
CONGESTION THAN
q. FORMERLY.

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Dec. 2G.-
Though the holiday mail was heav-
ier this year than over before II was
handled with less congestion and
confusion than boo previous years,
according 10 reports received by
Postmaster General Hitchcock
llc SAYS Christmas mail was de-
liycred early ON Christmas morning
and conditions resumed normal boy
Christmas night