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LEGAL NOTICE.

N Escamhia County Circuit Court
state - Florida Tn Chancsrv Nellie
Maacshes w. George VI LaareIiem on
Monday. the eth day Of January. A. II
iaia tha defendant George ~ LaHceilss
= required % appear 90 the BIZ sled
against him herein
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neek Tor four consecutive weeks in The
penaaro'a 1ouruai. q uswfnarrr publish
- ir sad EsrHwbla county
JANIS MACCTRmON
clerk GIrruM Calri
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m Eacambia County Clrcuit Court.
state 81 FLORIDA In ChnmrerY Ada
Harvey 81 Joseph Harvey. on Monday.
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herein.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
ARSENIC FOUND
BODY OI CHIt AGOAN

CHICAGO. lil. June a. Arsenic iu
large quantities has been found boz
the liver of Arthur Lindloit whose
mother. Mrs Louise Lindloff. is u,.-
der arrest iu connection with his
deaht. according 90 a report submit
ted 'o Coroner Hoffman
After receiving the report the Cor
pucr obtained an order for tu, e,-
humation of the bodies OF William
lIuloit and Alma Lindloft husband
and daughter. respectively. OF 90, %
cused woman
Mrs LindlOff arrest followed 'lt
sudden death OF her son on June la
Five deaths that have occurred IN her
family Ia the last three years are %
boz Investigated All OF the persons
we're insured In her favor. 90 is ale
legged
Coroner Hoffman disiuterred th,
bodies of Mrs Lindloffs daughter
and former husband, and the organs
from each we're turned over 20 Prof
UlHes Mrs Lindloft when inform
cd of the turn oi events. said o1.l
o have nothing az an 70 say J..
th,H found arsenic. Q cant help lt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
BABY BEEF CLUBS
FAVORED Bi kONE

Austin, Tex. June 2l.-ln addi-
ton to Texas having Boys Corn clbus
and Boys Hog Clubs, Il is TO have, as
soon as they can be organized. Boys
Baby Beef clubs as well. according TO
Commissioners Ed Il kone. OF the
Texas department of agriculture. who
SAID:
NJ purpose is 10 organize baby
beef clubs over the state. as auXil-
iaries 10 farmers Institutes have
assurances that Justify me n sayu-
that prizes will be- offered that will
make the proposition an attractive
one 20 the boys and briu them into
the clubs aud keep them in them with
the same enthusiasm and succcss a-
in the corn clubs and hog clubs
What is baby beef
Baby beef is beef stock under D
years old the ycr} best kind me
kind that there Is au unlimited mar
kct for az top-uot,h prices. auI that
hundreds OF thousands OF people
y,uu .or hut ueycI -e', ana that
once tasted. thy memory .u..r- pu
th. palate ever afterwards like thr
thought OF kindness received or o.
grateful heart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22

London. June 1.-THE tourua-
ment for the open championship OF
Great Britain. the premier event OF
the year iu the golfing world. has
attracted small army of follower
OF the sport 90 Muirfield. where the
tournament takes place. Today the
elimination events were started and
will continue until tho end of the
week On Monday the competitions
for the title NIl. commence The
tournament tls year Will possess us-
pecial interes. for Americans. owing
20 the fact tha. Jack McDermott, the
national open champion OF America,
among tb. entrants H. bel t0e
first Amer.lau-hred champion 20
compete Tor On. HrH-. open champ
ionship NcDrTmu. expresses con-
siderable coufideu.. u his ability 20
finish we'll up amoug r., leaders al
Mulrfield next week Ui- confidence
Is shared by many experts who have
watched his practice WORK az walton
Heath and elseehers since he arri'-
ed In England scycra. weeks ago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
Vienna, Musical Festival.

Vienna June Music lovers
from many parts OF Europe are here
to- attend 'bc great festival of music.
which had rs formal opening TO-DAY
under brilliant auspices. The fes-
titaI viii last two weeks. During
thar time some of the most impor-
tanf symphonic creations OF Beetho-
ven. Nlydu. Brahms. Bruckner and
Nahler. all of whom lived In Vienna.
will be performed by the renowned
orchestra. and choral organizations
of This cts under the direction ~
Niksrh Weingartner. Bruno. Walter
and Schalk 4 special concert viii
he devoted 70 Austrian folksongs and
the classical dance music % Lanner
land Strauss Vill also be represented.
ana Worart's and smetana's operas
vIH ba performed a. the Imperial
Opera
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
BITTER BATTLE
PROVES FUTILE
Taft MajOrities in Every
Contest Put Opposition
to ROut
CALIFORNIA CASE CLOSE
GENERAL MERRiMENT FOLLOWS
ITS FINAL DISPOSITION N
WHICH CHAIRMAN ROOT
JOINS FREQUENTLY.

r, Associated Pres'
Chicago. H.. June 81 The TAFT
forces in the Republican convention
today further demonstrated their con-
troll, in deciding piece-meal reports
from the credentials committee, with
maiorities. ranging from the high
water Taft vote OF COS to 464. to the
narrow margin of 5i2 to 59s.
The latter vote was in the Califor-
mia contest, In which the national
rule for selection OF delegates by a
Congressional district conflicted with
the state primary law, providing for
a statewide vote on all delegates.
Although the Roosevelt people
were defeated in all their fights there
was no indication of bolt.
Some feared that California might
take matters into her own hands. fail
Ing to carry out her program, but
the fears We're groundless.
When the convention adjourned
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
the Texas and Washington contests
remained to be- settled
After the California ease settled
there was much merrimcnt Chair.
man Root often Joined In the Taught.
or. and once remarked
To see lot OF men laboring m-
der a strain, keep their temper Is
fine, and speaks we'll for the endur-
anCe OF self-goyeTnment
Tomorrow marks tho fifth day OF
the convention. which Is siIl under
temporary ORGANIZATION
An effort will Doc made 10 finish
the business before the convention
before adiournins early sunday
morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
Bryan Wires Presidential
Candidates TO Join in
Parker Opposition
HARMONY HOPE VANISHING
{ REPORT THAT CLARK FORCES
HAVE ALREADY JOINED WITH
PARKERITEs MEETS WITH
No DENIAL.


Baltimore. Md, June 2I.-Bryan's
telegram 10 five candidates for the
presidential nomination on the Demo-
cratic ticket asking them TO Join him
in opposition TO the selection of Alton
b Parker as temporary chairman OF
the Democratic convention, OF the
ground that Parker is a conservadve,
tonight dlssipated the faint hop y
leaders that fight at the openin-
the convention here might be aver, d.
Tonight leaders are waiting .
hear replies from Speaker CLARK, Gov.
ernor Wilson, Governor Foss, Gov
crnor Baldwin and Mayor Gaynor be-
fore making another move
Charles Murphy. the Tammany
leader. tonight conferred with other
chiefs
No denial of report that Clark
forces had Joined the Parker forces
was forthcoming today. and Il was
generally accepted as correct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
NEW PARTY MAY HOLD
CONVENTION LATER ON

iy Associated Press.
Chicago. H., June 2l.-lf Roose-
NCit eventually heads an Independent,
ticket, IL seems certain tonight that
such convention will be held con
siderably after adjournment OF the
Republican national convention.
As the result OF decisive votes IN
the convention today, particularly in
California contest, the plan Tor con-
tinuation of the present ention,
as outlined yesterday, has practically
heen abandoned.
Some Roosevelt radicals believe ii
wise 10 carry out the original plan OF
maintaining the convention is irregu-
lar and after adjournment proceed
with an organization IN the same hall
and name Roosevelt 10 head the tick
et Without forbidding, Roosevelt
refused 10 sanction, and believes Do
wiser TO defer action a few weeks.
His idea as explained today is that
his supporters return home, learn
the sentiments of their own commun-
titles. and iu a month if conditions
warranting his leaders from differ
eut parts OF the country will assem
BILE TO determine II existing sent,
mpnt Justifies new party
II affirmative a national conyeu
ton follows.
O.. III the bulk OF his delegates choos.
10 follow this course. he said tonight
he expects TO preserve the present
organization of his forces
Il is mis- confident belief that ther,
will be decided protest from every
section CT the country whsn the facts
OF unsoating his delegates Is known
and viii ioment into tormidabl,
movement OF thg Elain people OF al
parties.
lie says he nNds no sympathy. 10
respective OF the outcome. The figh
he SAYS, is worth while Ills owl
position Is unchanged. His belief
according to his friends, Is that al
though considerable number 90
his leaders will rot be able 20 taxi
the filal step, majority will ioIIog
him.
Roosevelt expressed no opinion %.
7 the Democratic coalition.
Il. A. Perry of the Oklahoma dele
cation proposed after adjournment
trip OF all Roosevelt delegates TO Ba
timore 20 open negotiations for th
/ formation OF a Progressive party
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
The Northncld Conference,

East Northfield Mass June ell
The thirtieth annual session Of the
students conference. the first OF the
ANNUAL religious gatherings estab-
Iishrl here by the late Dwight l..
Moody. opened today with college
men present from many parts OF the
United states and Canada lt Is e1-
pcr'ed that the conference this year
will boz attended %. at least 200
visitors. amon- whom will ne dele
cation of Chicago students John R.
Mott and Robert = Speer of New
York. Dr D : Cairns OF Edinburgh
university and several other widely
known educators and religious work
ers will address the conference,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
CUBA DETERMINED
To CRUSH REVOLT

santiago, Cuba. June 2l.-MariO
Garcia kohly, secretary OF public in
siructiou. who has been here, IL is be.
lieved. on a special mission left to-
doy for Havana. In u statement
Senor kohly said rumors that the
government was trying to arrive at
an understanding with the insurgent
leaders, Estenoz aud lvonet, were ab-
solutely untrue. The government, he
added, intended to Quell the revolt
by military force aud would not eX-
tend leniency.
On account of friction between Of
ticers OF the regulars and volunteers
from Havana, General Monteagudo
has dispensed with the services OF
the volunteers The work OF the lat
ter has not been satisfactory. They
failed to hold the insurgents neal
ssnzua De Tainamo and Es,euoA
with 600 men, yesterday passeC
through Yateras, near Guantanamo
gong south.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
Texan Youngest Page.

Chicago. lll. June 3D. Charles
Baker, 10 years old son OF q e.
Baker. one OF the alternate dele.
gates from Texas, is the youngest
page in the convention % is not
young Bakers first experience -Four
years ago. his head scarcely higher
than the back of a chair. ho Nas the
official page OF the Texas dcIcsatiou.
Il wasn't scared in 1905 he said
but / surely am this trip Every
one seems excited 10 don move
quick, a fellow gets mad Then one.
half OF the men in our section are
sore az the other halt aud that
doesn't make things amy moor, p.,as
ant for me
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
Clark Wires Bryan.

Us ASSOCIATED Press.
Washngtn. d c.. June 2l-
Speaker Clark tonight wired 10 Bryan
that IL all Joined In an appeal to me
Democratic national committee TO
avoid controversies in organization
OF the convention the COMMITTEES
would leave only the platform and
nominations as the only real issues on
which delegates need divide
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
INTER- EBAN WORK
MOVING STEADILY.

Dallas. Ten June 2l Practically
al of the track of the Dallas-WaNa-
hachie lutcrurbau line has been lain
from WaXahachic to the city limits
OF Dallas Ballasting Is now in pro-
sress, and overhead work. the piac.
ing OF poles and troiloys is under way.
General Manager Edward r. Moore
says service viii bc commenced b'
Sept ! 90 least
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
CLAIMS DARROW
FLASHED BILLS
Witness Harrington Testi-
fies That Defendant
Showed $40. 900 Roll

Bv Associated Pre-.
Los Angeles, Cal, June 2l--John
Il. Harrington today testified In the
Darrow trial for alleged bribing. that
Darrow had shown him $4,000 in
bills last September which the de
PENDANTS said had been secured from
the "Tveitmos Bank In San Fran
cisco.
harrington said that II Darrog
told him II he could arrange to reach
a couple of jurymen, James d Me
Namara never would be convicted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22

Texas West. generally clear ami
pleasant. except Big SPRINGS, Snyder
and Quanah cloudy With north winds
Northcas, partly cool with south
wind and threatenias rain az Child
ress Roswell. y NJ. clear and warm
Mort hand northeast generally clear
and warm except cloudy az Paris and
Texarkana, east clear and warm a.
Fort Worth 20 clear and cool In en-
'reme east NacogdOches. Beaumont
and south clear.
T0H.slna Shreveport clear.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
CHICAGO HosTELRIES
REAPTNa HAYNES

Chicago. M June = Profits
downtown hotels for the first thrsa
days OF the convention are said "
be- The largest since the Worlds Fa-
in 1899 A. the Congress. where
are located the headquarters Of OH.
two leading candidates. 10 was 81
the house had the largest number ~
Luesis In LLs history
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
MUT|Ny NEARS
IN CHIHUAHUA
Rebel Troops ut That Point
On Verge of Dis
organization
PREPARING FOR FIGHT
TWO GOVERNMENT MOVEMENTS
NEAR JUAREZ CAUSE RE
NEWED VIGILANCE ALONG
AMERICAN BORDER.

~ hssppiaten Pres
III Paso. Tex, June 2l.-P Passeng-
ers from chihuahua report mutinous
conditions among the rebel troops
there. with the possibility that they
flee toward the American bordet,
when attacked by the Federals at
Bachimba.
Two Federal movements are TAX
ins place east and west OF Juarez.
coincidentally with the prospective
attack on Chihuahua by the Federals
Texas authorities are taking steps
lo protect the American border
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
WILL NOT OFFER
COLONEL NAME
If Placed in Nomination Be-
fore Convention, With.
out His Sanction
ATTITUDE MADE CLEAR.
STAND FLATLl STATED Bi
ROOSEVELT HIMSELF AND
CONFIRMED Bl HIS
CLOSEST ADVISERS.

" NssUCIaItU Ffcss
Chicago, H.. June 2l.-lf Roose-
Welt is placed in nomination before
the present convention, it will not be
with his sanction. but the action OF
some individual supporter
These points were made clear to-
night by Colonel Roosevelt and were
confirmed by his closest advisers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
COMMITTEE MEMBER
CHARGES COALITION

IF Associated Press
Chicago, H.. June o. chars,
that contested delegates aud men
beers OF the national committee form
ed a coalition in the credentials CON
mittee 10 control ia behalf OF the con
tested delegates was prepared tonigh
by X. X. Mccormick and other Roo
Welt members OF the committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
Asks Cooperation.

~ Associated Press
Chicago, Ill.,, June William J.
Bryan today telegraphed an appeal
to all progressive candidates to join
an effort not to have Alton y Parker
confirmed by the entire national com
mittee for temporary chairman OF the
Baltimore convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
IDAHO DELEGATION
NOT FOR BOITING

Ey Assoc sted Pes,
Chicago. ILL.,, Jure 2l.-The Idaho
delegation advised Roosevelt today
that It would not follow his sugges-
tion Of remaining silent In conyeu.
tion, and Of refraining from voting
Alonzo Cousen. chairman of the
delegation. said that such action
would practically be bolting. adding
We are not bolters, but Republi-
cans This Is the end OF Roosevelt
politically. 10 be- proposes 20 take up
with Heney Johnson and F1rtesQue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22

Taft. Fifth Dis Tc., or Taft.
Georgia s'.,S. ge for Taft.
Arkansas . for Taft. district dele
gates.
Michigan I et-large for Taft.
Good Humor Prevails.
The closing hours OF the session
we're marked BY considerable merri-
mcnt. VIII the report on the Mich-
glh contest was read. the crowd be-
gan 90 'Choo' Choo' and "Toot'
tnot, Lool en- for ;he steam-roller
In reai.Ik ne uiuo ',ty repor- %.
Michigan. Calu1 s Palmer appealed
for the contestants, referring to the
ret thet Governor Osborne was one
% these. adding
Il would have been here today but
for a broken leg
A wave OF laughter brought re-
tort frmJ Palmer
Yes and 81 YOU maintain the
resent tactics. the Republican party
Vlll have e i-oken back In Novem-
ler"
The convention adjourned az 1885
p. m. % 10 o'clock tomorrow
The credentials committee tonight
seated Taft delegates. as follows; Ok
lahoma. Third District. Tennessee
First. Second. Ninth and Tenth Dis
tricts South Carolina. First District
North Carolina. Fourth District
The committee adjourned az 1905
tonight. after having disposed OF al
but 'he Texas contests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22

TITANIC VICTIMS
FOUND At SLA.

} New York June 81 The
|. captain OF the steamer llf0rd
. which has just reached Ham
, burg from Galveston, reports
p having found the bodies OF
. three Titanic victims $40
. miles from the spot where the
= liner sank Papers found Oh
. the bodies showed that they
. We're three stewards living or
' the Isle OF Wight The bodies
= were buried AZ sea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
ANOTHER SDAkING RAIN
~ RANDALL cot MY


SPECIAL % Daily Ncas
Canyon. Tea June "a heavy
rain fell here this afternoon Mr..
Jupiter Pluvius and Miss Ceres are
doing a great deal of h.IIue and
cooling this summer .r Randall
counts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22

Washington, d c. june -' For
West Texas-Geuerally fair Satur.
day and sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-22
Fs WEATHER.
Ne.lerInl', IrmpeIalure-

Unsettled Rea'hsr ami ..o..- sat
urial