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mine to forgive and stand with
Then he suggested that Bryan be
made chairman of the resolutions
committee.
Bryan would make no comments
on Parker's remarks tonight.
Bryan Interrupted.
After the name of Judge Parker
was presented by Chairman Mack as
the choice Of the national commit
tees for temporary chairman, Bryan
made a speech in opposition to the
New York man and urged the selec-
ton of Senator Kern.
The Nebraskan was enthusiastic
ally received, but he had not pro-
ceeded far before Interruptions were
hurled at him.
He pleaded with the convention
TO turn down the Wall Street inter
tests, which, he said, was represented
in the selection of Parker. He said
the sinister influences which had
been at work in Chicago were ope-
rating more brazenly at Baltimore.
He added:
The democratic party can not be
run by Ryans, or bought by Bel
Imonts."
Ended in Confusion.
Senator Kern taking the floor
from the Nebraska leader dramatic
ally called upon Parker to Withdraw
in favor of a half dozen men he
named. There was no immediate re
Spouse to the challenge, and Kerr
declared that as it was to be a figh
between the interests and the peo-
pie Bryan was the only man fitted to
bear the brunt for the people, and he
! urged the selection of Bryan.
Kern was given eve less courte-
ous treatment than Bryan, and the
speakers who followed were fire.
quently interrupted by cat calls
Kisses and noises eliminating in
much disorder. The session was
brought to and end after the result
of the balloting for temporary chair
man was announced.
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Press.
National League.

New York 2, Philadelphia l.
Brooklyn z, Boston 0.
Pittsburg 1919, St. Louis f-3.
Chicago Ill, Cincinnati 0-3.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
Southern Educators Meet

Louisville. Ky, Nov. 2S.--An army
Of pedagogues recruited from a score
or more of states invaded Louisville
today and will remain In possession
OF the city until the end of the week.
The occasion of the gathering is the
annual convention of the Southern
Educational Association. which has
its formal opening this evening In
the Warren Memorial Presbyterian
church. Every phase OF educational
work is to be discussed at the gener-
al sessions and the meeting OF the
various departments Bishop Gailor
of Tennessee, State superintendent j.
n. Powers Of Mississippi. Prof. l.. Il.
Rail OF the University OF Tennessee,
President Dinwiddie of the South
western Presbyterian University and
n number Of other persons Of promi-
hence are on the program for ad-
dresses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29

ossining, n. Y. Nov. 2s.-The
wedding OF Miss Blanche Bates, the
actress, and George Greel, who holds
the office OF police commissioner In
the city of Denver, took place at the
brides country home near here to-
day. The ceremony was attended by
a number OF persons well known to
the stage and in public life. The
couple have planned a honeymoon
trip to Cuba and Panama, returning
10 Denver in the spring to make that
city their home.
Miss Bates. who was born In Port
land, Ore, in 1873, has long been
one of the foremost actresses OF the
American stage In recent years. UNI
der the direction OF David Belasco'
she achieved notable successes in
Under Two Flags" The Darling OF
the Gods" and The Girl OF the Col
den West" Today's marriage to
Mr.. Greel is the actresses second
venture into matrimony. Her first
husband was Lieut.. Milton +. Davis
u. $. a TO whom she was married
in San Francisco early in her pro
fessional career.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
TEACHERS MEET AT
FORT WORTH.

Fort Worth. Texas. Nov. 2S.-The
thirty-fourth annual convention Of
the Texas State Teachers Association
which begins its proceedings to-
night, has attracted 10 Fort Worth
upwards OF a thousand school teach
ers. superlntendents and other per-
sons interested Ia educational work.
The educational needs OF the state
has been selected as the leading
theme OF the convention President
D. J. Kimball Of Temple will preside
and the speakers viii include repre-
.soltatiyes Of the state university and
.othog - the leading educational in
stitutions OF Texas. The convention
will conclude Saturday afternoon
with the election of officers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
GIRLS DISAPPEAR
FROM SCHOOL
FATHER FEARS THEY ARE
HELD FOR RANSOM BY
RELATIVE.
Special to Daily News.


Galveston. Texas, Nov. IS. An in
ternational search for the two young
daughters Of 4. O. Saunders, million
aire mine and ranch owner of Mexico
was started here today. Saunders
has been making Galveston his home.
Ills children Consuelo, aged - and
ksperanza aged IL, disappeared two
days ago and Saunders declared they
ARE being held for a ransom, al
though he has received no threats so
far. lie also believes II IL possibl
n woman relative has stolen them.
Warrants are issued for her arrest
City authorities all over the countr,
have been wired description OF ia,
girls While the sisters we're at
school. a telephone call advised Their
mother that Mrs. Saunders was dying
and urged the children be sent home
Immediately. They left the BUILDING
and that is the last time they we're
seen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
brazilian Cnffcr Trnsi

Washington. u. c.. Nov. %. Ne
gotiations between the United States
and Brazil for friendly settlement
OF the coffee trust suit, in which the
brazilian state of sac paulo is so
intensely Interested. are proceeding
with celebrity and the result may be
known within the next few weeks
while officials OF the departments
of state and justice are rcticent re
garding The diplomacy intercourse, II
Us known that the government OF Bra
I'll is negotiating with Edwin V. Nor
gan. American Ambassador az Rio
Janierio. regarding the terms upon
which Attorney General Wickersham
will settle the suit without further
fighting In the courts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
THANKSGIVING IS
EMJOYAbLY SPENT
A M A RlLLO CELEBRATES
DAY QUIETLY AND
FITTlNCLY.
GIVING To CHARITIES
SUN OF MORE THAN HUNDRED
DOLLARS RAISED AT UNION
CHURCH SERVICE
YESTERDAY

Clear skies, crisp air and smiling
sun outdoors, and the heart and
hand touch OF family and friends
within the walls OF home, made
Thanksgiving Day In Amarillo Ideal
from every aspect.
Observed as general holiday in
practically all branches OF business,
the city shops were closed for tho
day. and proprietors and employees
were given opportunity to celebrate
In accordance with the individual
taste.
The truer meaning OF the day was
voiced in the union service which
was held at the First Baptist church
at 1880. The attendance was not
ably large, and an eloquent aud i'm
pressive discourse was delivered by
Rev. w. i. Jennings, pastor OF the
First Christian church.
A musical program OF beautiful
and appealing numbers was rendered.
Including an organ prelude and post
dude by Miss Kendall, a vocal duet
by Mrs. TAFT and Mrs. Newly. and q
violin solo by Miss Reeves.
At the conclusion of the service.
Rev, +. Il. Robinson, pastor OF the
Polk Street Methodist church, with
appropriate words, called for an Of
fering for United Charities. and a lib
eral response resulted. Total collec-
tions for the Charities fund amounted
to sll5, among the donations heing
one OF s25 from Amarillo Lodge No.
|e23. benevolent and Protective Or
der OF Elks.
Special services OF an interesting
and inspiring nature were held at the
Christian Science church on East
Eigth street.
Following these services. the com
municants repaired to their several
homes or 10 the homes OF friends.
where the royal bird formed the
piece de resistance on the festal fam
lily board and wholesome merrlment
held sway.
The children of the Day Nursery
we're given royal feast. large COB
bier having been thoughtfully pro-
vided several days ago by Col c. r.
Herring This was augmented by
| liberal donations OF wholesome and
/ tempting eliblos, which have poured
i into the nursery for the past week
/ In the afternoon outdoor diversion
! was furnished local lovers OF athletics
hy the football battle between Ana
'ri.io and Childress The game which
was scheduled for the forenoon be-
tween the Malletts and Topeka, fail
ed 10 matcrialI2e. owing to the fail
ure OF the visitors to appear on the
scene.
An Ia all. the day was a glad and
glorious one. being made doubly 50
from the fact that the citizenship as
a whole had extra cause for thank
Ifulness owing 90 material prosperity
collectively and Individually
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
WOLGAST LOSES
DECISION ON FOUL
WILLIE RICHIE FOUGHT
EIGHT ROUNDS WITH
EYE CLOSED.
by Associated Press.

Arena Daily City, Cal, Nov. 2S.--
Willie Richie of San Francisco won
the lightweight championship from
Ad Wolgast this afternoon in the
sixteenth round.
Richie was given the decision By
Referee Jim Griffin, after Wolgast
had twice fouled hitting low in II
clinth.
Wolgast outclassed Richie In the
sixteenth round and iloored him
once. Richie took wicked punish
ment throughout the eight last
rounds with one eye entirely closed
and the other almost closed. VOL
CAST had the better OF the fight al
the fifteenth round, though Richie
rallied in the tenth and showed great
vigor after the beating he had re-
ceived.
Wolgast was warned once In the
sixteenth for fouling but instantly
repeated the blow and the decision
was given TO Richie. Wolgast was
groggy all through the last round.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
sERv|ANs IGNORE
ALBANIAN CLAIMS
OCCUPY PORT ON ADRIAT-
&c WITHOUT MEETING
RESISTANCE.
SITUATION NOW ACUTE
POWERS CONFERRING IN Al
TEMPT TO BRING. ABOUT
PEACEABLE SETTLEMENT
OF DIFFICULTIES

London. Nov. 2S.-The Servians
today ignored the proclamation OF
Albania's independence and occupied
the port of Durazzo. without resist.
ance
The Austrian Lloyd steamer left
Immediately with number OF re-
fugees on board.
The conflict now raised in an ac-
ute form between Austria and Ser
via as 10 whether AUSTRIA will take
direct action or be content TO leave
the question OF Seryia having an
Adriatlc outlet for an after the war
settlement.
Seryia's action coupled with the
Sarlike feeling now prevailing NJ
Vienna will likely Keep Europe In q
state OF anxiety. On the other hand
the fact that negotiations are prog
ressing at Baghtiche and there is
no proposals for Europeans confer
ence all make for a peaceful settle
ment.
Nothing Is yet decided as 10 where
a conference will be held or the qucs-
lion is 20 be discussed.
The progress OF the conference OF
The Allies and Turks at Baghtohe Il
Kept secret.
Reports come from Rome that 4
provisional Albanian government has
been constituted at Valona.
FOLIO WAR
/ eve have now occupied DurazZo
Tor perpetuity. n telegram which
general Jankovitch. Servian comman
der kas sent to Belgrade.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
Testimony ENDED
IN SNEEO'S TRIAL
BOYCE'S WIDOW ON STAND
SAYS HUSBAND NOT
TO BLAME.
ATWELL C0NTRAD|CT[D
ARGUMENTS WILL BEGIN BE-
FORE COURT TODAY AND
CASE Is EXPECTED To GO
TO JURY SATURDAY

Fort Worth, Texas. Nov. 2S.--The
widow OF Capt. A. q. Boyce. frail.
broken-hearte and aged. went on
the stand today at the trial OF Johh
Beal Sneed who Is being tried for
the murder OF her husband. Before
the killing Of her husband and son
AL, her hair was black and there
we're few lines in her face for wo-
man OF 62. But today her hair Is
white and her face careworn and
wrinkled. She testified that Captain
Boyce was weak and sick at the time
he was killed and that he had form
ed no plot to steal Mrs. Lena Sneed
or her children. She was assisted
20 and from the stand by her sons,
VIII and Henry. The millionaire
prisoner. kept his eyes to the floor
during her testimony.
The evidence given by United
States District Attorney Attwell for
the defense was attacked today. Att
we'll is a relative to Sneed. lie testi-
fled that Captain Boyce q few hours
before killed told him that he woull
Drag Lena and Beal through the
slime they had made" Today f. 0.
Call of Corsicana. testified that Att
we'll had informed him that Boyee
remark on that occasion was this
sad affair has broken our hearts and
| would do anything to bring 1t to
close"
Both the state and the defense
closed today and court adjourned
during the afternoon. Tomorro"
morning arguments will begin be-
fore Judge Swayune and the case
will 40 TO the jury, It is expected late
Saturday.
Tia. sauSd ass H0s isrCa as'Nsij
SO well in this trial as in his first Il
admitted on all sides. He refuses tc
discuss his case with any one but hi:
attorneys. however, and except whef
he was on the stand has showed nc
emotion or interest.
The jury this afternoon was taker
by the sheriff to enjoy an automobile
race meet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
STATE TO REST IN
DYNAMITE CASE
DEFENSE WILL PROBABLY
BEGIN DENIAL TO.
MORROW.
ONE WRECKER IDENTIFIED
SEVEN PERSONS NAMED As HAv.
ING KNOWN OF PLOT To DE
STROY BUILDING IN
DETROIT


BY Associated Press.
indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 2S.-The
governmentewill end its presentation
of testimony at the dynamite con-
spiracy trial tomorrow or Saturday.
then the defense will begin denial
of the charges.
Edward Cole identified George
'Nipper" Anderson as the man he
saw running away from the explosion
In North Randall. Ohio.
Robert C. NJ Ross named seven
persons as knowing of a plot to de-
stroy a building In Detroit. He said
the plot was called off because Chas.
Wachtmseiter of the Iron Workers
Union talked too much"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
Racing negins az JnareL

n Paso. Texas, Nov. 2S.-With
hundreds of horses already quarter
ed az the track and Others en- route
the annual winter race meeting OF
the Juarez Jockey Club opened to-
day al the big racing plant on the
other side fthe Rio Grande. The
meeting will run for 100 days and
perhaps longer. The seasons pro-
gramme provides for eight $500
events. Manager Mat Winn and 9TH
er officials OF the club are enthusi-
astice over the outlook for the meet
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
NEW n,:lpsE SPANS
THE ONO RIVER

Louisville. Ky. Nov. 2S.-The
magnificent new bridge spanning tho
Ohio river between Louisville and
the Indiana side has been formally
opened and will be ready for traffic
as soon as the finishing touches are
put to the approaches The bridge
was constructed for the Kentucky
and Indiana Terminal Railroad com
pany nj a cost OF about $4,000. 900
Its greatest span Is go feet long ana
weighs 400 tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29

Calgary. Alta, Nov. 2S.-The Man
chester club Of this city has arrnae-
Cd a promising boxing show Tor It's
patrons tomorrow night The main
event will bring together Fighting
Dick Hyland and Maurice Thompson
of Butte lu the som.fiual Joe Nv
ami. claimant 20 the Canadian mid
1leweigh' championship viii face
Glove Hawkins of San Francisco
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
DENVER l. BESTS
COLORADO COLLEGE

BY Associated Press
Colorado Springs, Colo, Nov. IS.
Sensational punting and running
were features OF the game between
Colorado College and Denver Uni
yersity. a forward pass and a block
ed kick and an interrupted forward
pass gave Denver the three touch
downs. Herbert ran 40 yards to a
touchdown after blocking a kick
Colorado College kicked a field
goal In the last quarter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
BAT 'NELS0N IS
LOSER To CROSS
FORMER CHAMPION OUT
POINTED IN TEN ROUND
BATTLE.


New York, Nov. Leach Cross
outpointed Battling Nelson, In a 10
round bout here today. Nelson took
much punishment but was forcing
the fight at the finish
Nelson bored right IN, rushing
Cross about the ring. Despite the
rain OF uppercuts and swings Cross
showered upon him, Nelson showed
remarkable stamina and when the
bout was ended. despite the fact that
he was outpointed, the crowd cheerel
him to the echo. lie silcncod the
crowd and said. Despite all that
has been said OF my poor condition,
J am clad Of this opportunity OF
showing YOU an how feeble ! am.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
WILSON To TALK
WITH NEbRASKAN
WRITES BRYAN ASKING FOR
CONFERENCE ON RE
TURN HOME.

81 Associated frcas.
Hamilton. Bermuda. Nov. Is
President-elect Wilson has written 20
Bryan. inviting him to a conference
after Wilson returns from bermuda
lie wishes 10 communicate with
Bryan. as one OF the leaders o. the
party but VIA consult with others
also.
After their Thanksgiving dinner
Mr and Mrs Wilson went driving
ard this evening attended a. anna
.tcHr performance of Our Mutual
Friend"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
Fed Gross Christmas seals

Washington. ID. c.. Nov. 2s.-The
Red Cross Christmas seals. Issued
each year for the purpose Of raising
funds to aid In the war against tu-
berculosis. will be placed on sale
throughout the country tomorrow,
This years seal Is the most attrae-
tive one ever issued by the society
and represents a head OF Santa Claus
surrounded by holly wreaths.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
BIC MEDINA DAM
JUST COMPLETED
COST SEVEN MILLIONS AND
ANOTHER MILLION FOR
CANALS.
snecIal % Daily Vow,

Special 10 Daily News.
san Antonio. Texas. Nov. 2S.-The
great dam OF Medina Irrigation pro-
iect thirty miles west OF here, re-
ceiyed its finishing touches today
after work OF year and a half. II
IS built OF iron and concrete and
cost 100000. Another million
dollars is being expended on lateral
canals and syphons. The dam stands
fC5 feet hgh. is 1900 feet across
md contains nearly 100000 cubi,
Yards % concrete.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29

dos Angeles. Cal. Nov. 2S.-Joe
Rivers defeated Joe Mandot In a
twenty round fight when tn referee
gave his decision AZ the close of the
fight.
Mandot was outclassed al every
turn and il seemed at the close OF
the fifteenth that he could not last
the limit
Rivers has improved since Labor
Day and fought fast and hard.
Mandot took punishment gamely
but could not show the class that
Rivers did
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
UaAa VARSITY AND
AGGIES TIE SCORE


by Associated Press.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. rs
The University was given the hard
est battle OF the season by the Utah
Aggies today and the game ended In
a tie, each team scoring touch
down.
OFT Romney broke through the Az
giles line and made a thrilling run OF
80 yards 70 touchdown. a forward
pass resulted In the aggies score
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
ARKANSAS LOSES
ONE SIDED GAME
OUT CLASSED FROM START
AND TEXAS BOYS LEAD
az TO O.
sprrial % Daily Ner..

Austin. Texas. Nov. Before an
attendance OF 5000. the University
OF Texas football team defeated Ar
kansas University this afternoon on
Clark field by a score OF IS to 0. In
a decidedly onesided contest. The
visitors we're outclassed from the
start and soon after the contest be-
I'm, Il was only a question OF how
many points would De- scored again 4
the visitors An cf'or, is now belng
to get mp o. post season game hc.
tween Texas University and 4 an
g. College.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29

CATHOLICS CELEBRATE
THANKSGIVING DAY
by Associated Press

by Associated Press
Washington. d. c.. Nov %.
Under the flags of 81 republics
of the Western Hemisphere.
Thanksgiving day mass was
celebrated az 81. Paritck's Ro-
, man Catholic church.
President Taft, the cabinet
officers. Chief Justice White
and hundreds of United States
and foreign officials were pres
emit.
Archbishop Keane In his ser
mon paid high praise by impli-
cation to the efforts OF the
president for peace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
AGGIES
OUTPLAY WYOMING

Laramie. Nyo. Nov 2S-The
Colorado Arries ou'played Wyomiur
ia the second haIf after the lattc-
held them 90 s.V points On the frs,
half.
The same lacked features s
strong Sind handicapped The players
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
vnshinrton \ Agnip Chnmps

Seattle, Wash. Nov. 2S.-For the
fifth successive season the UnIver-
sity OF Washington was proclaimed
football champions OF the Pacific
Northwest when 70 defeated Wash
inrton State Colleeo 10 90 o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29

MEXICANS INVADE
UNITED STATES
by Associated Press

by Associated Press
Albuquerque. n. NJ. Nov. IS. Z
A large band of Mexicans Z
we'll mounted and armed. In
vaded New Mexico last night Z
and tonight they are threaten Z
ing raids on the towns of Mon Z
ticello, Fairview and Cuchillo Z
In Sierra County. hundred
miles from the border
A posse OF fifty men was
formed at lIills1orS, and has
some to meet the invaders who
are supposed TO be rebels.
Great excitement prevails, as
the Mexicans are seeking loot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29

Denver, Colo, NOV. -H-At,er
Colorado had two touchdoRus s.or. 3
against her and seemed To- D., ol
classed and beaten, the team came
back In the second half and defeated
Oklahoma in one OF the most spec
acular games ever seen here.
\ tumble and forward pass were
responsible for touchdoVns for cacH
team.
Despite the heavy field Oklahoma
played a dashinE open formation
game which carried Colorado OF he,
feet In the first half Colorado re
sorted TO the same tactics iu The sec-
.ond half and had the advantage m
line plunging.
The fact that Colorado kicked
both goals while Oklahoma missed
both accounted for the difference ia
scores.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
y. VI. VI. I. WINS
FROM THE hGGlEs

By Associated Press.
Roswell. y. 81. Nov. Is The mil
itary institute defeated the New Mes-
leo aggics here today Score 10 10 %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
Vanderbilt Wins Championship

~ Associated Press
Nashville. Tenn, Nov 2s.-Van-
derbilt won the football champion
ship % the South by defeating se-
vance. re- 20 o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-29
PENNSY VICTOR
OVER CORNELL
SLuSHY FIELD AND TUMBLE
RESPONSIBLE FOR
VICTORY.
BY Associated Press.

~ Assoelaltd TrcHs.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov IS
Pennsylvania added another to long
string OF Victories over Cornell by
winning the Thanksgiving game too
day.
4 slushy field Was responsible Tor
both scores.
Cornell fumbled and Captain Mor-
Ger scOOpcd up the ball running 3D.
Yards TO a touchdown.
a blocked KICK resulted Boo safety
for Cornell