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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-01-13

thus maintaining free navigation
The second bill provides an ap
preparation of 100000 for re
moving the large amount of OBJ
structions in the Kootenai River
between Bonner Ferry and the
Canadian line.
Governor Osborn of Michigan,
formerly newspaper man,
which may in a measure account,
for the fact that he has written
the best piece of newspaper copy
that the political editors have
had for several weeks, has called
upon President Taft and Senator
LaFollette to withdraw as candi
dates for the Republican nomin
alton for the Presidency, thus
clearing the deck for the nomin-
alton of Colonel Roosevelt. There
is no denying that great many
people believe as does Mr.. o.
born, but there are not many in
such high places who have the
courage to issue such challenges
to the principal party leaders.
The Governors christian name
is Chase. which may excuse him
somewhat for his attempt to put
the rollers under the two fore
most candidates in his party.
Numerous press bureaus have
been organized, and are operat-
ing from Washington, the pur-
poses of which are to exploit can
didates, or to pull political chest
nuts out of the fire, through use
of the press of the country. This
kind of a job is becoming more
difficult each year, as the editors
are no longer permitting the free
use of their columns for this pur-
pose, but it is found that they
prefer to give to their readers
unbiased Washington gossip,
such as is supplied by the reg
ularly organized press associ-
ations, operated on apurely com.
mercial basis, and entirely re-
moved from the sphere of polit-
ical organizations.
The people down in Missouri
who plead the bourbon faith have
been having their internal diff
culties in pickingout a candidate
for the Presidency. The only
general effect that the Folk
boomlet seems to have produced
outside the state, has been to
hamper the Clark movement,
which at the present time
appears to be one of the biggest
things in the atmosphere. But
then balloons appear exception
ally large-at times.
The country must resign
itself to the fact that for the
next few months there will be a
noise even louder than that of
the cats holding midnight SEES
sionS in the back yards, and it
is to concern that always unsettl-
ed question of the tariff 1t is
doubtful whether ever, in the
history of the country, more ex
pert tariff doctors ever wrangled
over the tariff patient, than are
sitting on the case at this
moment in the national capital.
Hearings on the parcels post
matter are now being conducted
by the senate committee on post
offices and post roads. Both
sides of the question are we'll
represented.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-01-13
Affairs at Washington
World Correspondence
Washington. D. c., Jan. 8.

The newly elected Congress
men from the state of New Mex
leo, Messrs Curry and Ferguson
have arrived in the Capital, and
are preparing to assume their
official duties. The turning of
New Mexico into a state has
been completed, and with the
work to be done by the lesisla-
ture this winter in selecting it's
Senators, the task that has ex-
tended over sixty years, will be
completed. Hon. VIM. FL. An
drews, who has been the dele
gate for many years, is expected
to return to Washington as the
first Senator From a territory
with one representative without
even a vote to two members in
each branch of Congress, is a
long step forward, and patient
New Mexico will doubtless ap-
preciate the change.
The friends of Judge Hook, of
Kansas, who is known to have
been seriously considered by
the President for the vacancy on
the Supreme court bench, have
been insisting that the protests
that have been coming to the
White House against the appoint
ment, be treated according to
what they are worth, and Sen
atOr Curtis, who is close to the
President, as anyone in Wash
ington, has asked Mr. Taft to
review the Oklahoma railroad
fare decision which is the great
objection urged against Judge
Hook, and to decide as a Judge,
whether or not the Kansas jur-
ist was right in declaring a two
cent passenger fare in Oklahoma
would be "confiscatory Attor-
ney General Wickersham, who is
known to be a strong factor in
the appointment. is urging Sec
rotary Maggie with great vigor,
while the friends of Judge Sway
re, of New Jel sey, have taken
hope that the complication of
matters arising out OF the Hook
affairs, will be to their interest.
Senator Stone of Missouri.
has started the ball rolling in
the upper chamber to discredit
the Tariff board, and as fore
Swallowed in this correspondence
two weeks ago, the Democrats
are planning on keeping the
country demanding a revision of
Schedule K while they go ahead
with their other tariff legislation,
meanwhile playing the subter-
fuge that they are comparing
the Tariff Board findings with
their own little bunch of data.
Meanwhile the Tariff Board is
to be attacked in every possible
manner, keeping up the the agi-
tation with only negative results
in the way of legislation until
about the time of the national
conventions this summer. There
is certainly nothing slow about
the political methods of the lead
ers of this Congress.
Representative Burton L.
French has introduced two i'm
portant. bills respecting b e
navigable streams of Idaho. One
of the measures provides $25,
600 shall be appropriated for an
investigation of the conditions of
St. Joe and ST. Marie's rivers,
the purpose being to secure
government aid to rip-rap the
sides of the streams where the
erosion has been produced
through the movement of boats,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-01-13
Want Column


of Salina, will be at the American
House, Tuesday, January 9th, FL
lis, January 10th, prepared to treat
the medical and surgical diseases
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and
glasses scientifically fitted
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-01-13
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Model Buick automobile in good
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-01-13
PASTOR RUSSELL AT
THE CHINESE PARIS
No Burning He'll For Heather
Mentioned In the Bible.

Rightly Understood the Bibles Mes
sage Is One of Great Joy For All
People-TeIIs That He Himself Was
Once on Life's Sea Without Chart or
Compass.
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For Sale-Mulesl w. T. Little
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
WILSON RECEIVES
ROYAL WELCOME
GIVEN NOISY AND SPECTAC-
ULAR DISPLAY AT THE.
STATE LINE.
To FREE PHILIPPINES
BILL FOR PROVISIONAL GOV
ERNMENT FOR EIGHT YEARS
THEN INDEPENDENCE.
TO PASS CONGRESS-.

STADNTON. Va. Dec "a viz
ginia welcomed home tonight. COVER
nor Woodrow Wilson. the eighth Of
her native sons 10 be chosen presi-
dent
From the moment he crossed the
state line az Alexandria. the recep-
tion given him was a noisy and spec
tacular display
Escorted los military companies
the governor and his wife motored
through the streets OF the city TO
the home where Wilson was born
and which Is now occupied by Rev
4 y. Frazer. 1t Is fine to be-
back again, said the president-elect
Many prominent statesmen viii
Doe present al the celebration of the
Jubilee day which will be- tomorrow.
President-oleot Wilson favors a
l.oyIs.oual government for the Phil
ipriues for eight years and then in-
dependence. according 10 Reprcsen-
tauve William 4 Jones of virginia,
who discussed the Philippine siiua-
zion as chairman of the House insu-
OAR committee with Governor Wilson
TODAY
rho hll VIII certainly go through
4f the extra session. said Represen-
'aiyp Jones aud ho one OF the first
pledges Of the democratic national
platform 10 be carried ont
The president-elect will spend the
nigh, IN the little Presbyterian par
sonaee where ne was born Dec 2S.
1856 Tomorrow he will be form
ally welcomed by Mayor Way and
othcl leading I,p, aseEJat.les of The
city There will bc n variety of Ger
emouips during the day but in def
croncc 10 the expressed wish OF the
distinguished visitor the programme
viii bo as informal as possible The
rrasidout-eIpcf Saws hr desires 20
no 'ha people o h.- native town
. u-na'.'r I., arrange
r committee .....t 10000 F.s'
.. for fbu demonstration
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28

EELLFNIIIE. ont Dec 21
Sir Mackenzie Bowel former prime
minister of Canada and nov a
member of tha senate. entered upon
"a. niuoIafh year .1dl. and was the
recipient of many cougratulatory
messages 'r0m friends throughout
dominion The former premier Is a
native Of England bat has resided In
Canada since his early youth Last
October Do was seriously injured by
% ram Will, descending the stairs Of
tho Albany Club 600 Toronto and for
nearly two months hc was confined
'u % hospital % that ".'F Since his
return f1 Dds home .ar. DIS n1udi.
zion reported '1 has. steadily .m-
proved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
BECKER FEARED
BY COMMISSIONER
COULD BE CERTAIN OF NO
ONE AT POLICE HEAD
QUARTERS.

HF ASSOCIATED Press
NEW YORK U. S.. Iau
sure OF Becker
. am NOT sure H. Hu. uu. af p0.
lice headruauers
This Is The question which former
commissioner OF accounts. Fosdick.
told the aldermaui. committee IN
vestigatiue 'he police department
that he had asked Police Commls-
slouor Waldo carly this year and the
answer which Comm si0ror Waldo
made
Former Polio. Lieutenant Becker
- the mar referred fo and nou r
the death house .r Sing Sing
70 was said fhaf complaint. taI.
Becker was Swing protection '0 tUe
bling fraternity Dad been COM
'nr lu for ..rE months hut Hf'lo at
terlon was paid lo them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
CASTRO To REACH
NEW YORK SUNDAY
WILL BE DETAINED AT ELLIS
ISLAND IMMIGRATION
STATION.
NAGEL MUST DECIDE
STATE DEPARTMENT SAERCH-
ING FOR INFORMATION TO
BAR VENEZUELAN FROM
UNITED STATES.

By Nssoc.tcd Press
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec 27
Cipriano Castro, former president
OF Venezuela. said to Dee ON board
the steamer Ia Touraine, is due at
New York SUNDAY. he viii be- de-
tanned at Ellis Island, the lmmigra-
ton station. until Secretary Nagel Of
the department OF commerce and la
Dor has passed upon his admission
10 the United States
Secretary Nagel today instructed
Commissioner Of immigration Will.
Jams at New York 10 subject Castro
to rigid Inspection to determine
his right TO enter, and 20 forward
the result to Washington
The state department made a re-
quest OF Secretary Nagel and Is
searching for evidence which would
bar Castro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
DEAD STRANGER
Nut IDENTIFIED
INFORMATION TENDS TO-
WARD CLEARING OF
MYSTERY.
MANY SEE AGED TRAVELLER
TELLS on HAVING CHILDREN
N DENVER AND BEING on
WAY TO VISIT THEM
THERE.

Numerous messages and telephone
communications, received by the
Eaklc establishment yesterday. fail
ed to fully reveal the Identity OF the
stranger who was fatally injured
near Mclean Wednesday night, when
struck by the eastbound Rock Island
train.
All information. however. tended
TO lead toward ultimate identficl-
tion, and efforts TO clear the ~ s-
terry will be made as long as there
hope of discovery.
Adyices from ] W Grider al Er-
lex, Okla, were to effect that an
aged stranger answering to the de-
scription Of the dead man. stopped
at his house several nights ago. Civ
Ing at that time the name OF Dulli-
son. He stated, according 10 Grider.
that he was going TO Denver. whore
he claimed 10 have two children.
Pat Maritory, section foreman nc
Sayre, Okla, reported having talked
with the man several days ago. The
stranger at that time renewed the
statement that he had several child
rem living In Denver.
r. A Moore az Clinton. Okla.
said that stranger stopped at his
home one light recently giving on
that occasion the name OF Dee John
son He claimed to have two sons
and a daughter in Denver.
A telephone message was received
from Col Charles Goodnight at
Goodnight. who stated that the
stranger might be man In the gov
anmeat servi,f who was eectnuy n
that section
All these messages promised dis
closure. but az 20 a late hour last
nieht. the Identity OF the dead man
remained as great a mystery as ever.
Win y.oW of assuring flll ideuti-
'.aH0n o that the people OF the
w. D.. ..f. efforts
... .. ..... .f.. r.0...f tnIIr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
u -nrnIcrL.Ilcr. Hn.A

#f. IIEET0E ID a. Dec. -5-
Thor. H.s h..u O. remarkable a.f.F.
.tv among .w.l coin .nuu'eria.fers
during The past fev weeks. attribu'
cd by Secret Service officials 70 the
rush ot the Christmas season when
offenders expected 20 pass spurious
money 0u the hurryIng public Most
of tho c0unterfeits were half dollars
circulated in the East
Tho arrest in New York on
Christmas eve OF Louis julien. char
red with making and circulating bad
money. makes the fourth recent ar
rest of coin counterfeiters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
Toy BALLOONS USED
" SPIES BN HEuEI,S

EL PiSO. Texas. Dec % Toy
balloons are being employed by the
rebels as "a system OF wireless to-
g.'p information as 10 the move
mout OF The ederas Every tmr.
troop train departs from Chihau-
hHl toy balloon floats up from
'ha city and rebels outside know the
government troops are coming
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
EGYPTIAN PRINCE ASPIRES
TO THRONE OF ALBA\Ii \

ny Associated FIcss
PARIS. Dec 27 Prince Ahmed
Fuad the uncle OF the Khediye Of
Egypt, is preparing to enter Albania
az the head OF 10000 troops and
proclaim himself the Prince OF Al
bania. according 10 a correspondent
from Tempe
The Prince is OF Albanian decent
fo recently conferred with his
minister. Won Barthold iu Vienna,
and rs regarded as a serious cand.-
da.. for the Albanian throne .f "a
ku-i0m Us created.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
CATHOLIC COLLEGE To BE
REBUILT AT SAN ANGELO

san ANGELO, Tex, Dec. 27.-
Mother Alexis. head Of the order o.
the Sisters OF Charity OF the lncar
nate Word. is here from San An
tonic ~ determine the loss suffered
iu tie destruction OF 81 Joseph
COLLEGE and Academy by fire sun
lay
n is probable that the rebuilding
OF the institution viii begin within
q few weeks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
FARMER CHARGED WITH
MIRDFH OE FAMILY

ny Afsa.afri Press
VlLLlSCA. Iowa Joe. Z1--Lew
vs. AlrIue. O farmer. was arrested
here today charged with the murder
of tho Moore family aud tho Sull.n-
ger girls. on tho uirht of June .
Tho police sar Moore ana Van A'-
g.ne quarrelal year AGO
Mrs Van AIsfiue declares she
will swear har husband Vas 40 home
that night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
VIII ,clcct TRIMMING Camp

CHICAGO. f'I. Dee ---presi-
dent Charlie. W. Murphy of the chi
elg1 National League Cl1b left to-
MIGHT for Florida 20 select training
camp for h.s team He plans 20
visit six or seven cities which have
offered sites for the camp
Arrangements have been made. @
vas announced. for the team 20 play
thirty or more exhibition games on
Us trip northward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
WAR MAY SHIFT TO
AUSTRIAN SIDE
MAY DEMAND THAT ALBAN-
IAN TERRITORY BE MUCH
EXTENDED.
OPPOSED BY THE ITALIANS
MONTENEGRINS CONSIDER THE
SCHEME FATAL TO HER
VERY EXISTENCE rs
\ NATION.
By Associated Press

hs AhnNNi@ANA AlNho
LONDON. Dec. Turkeys re-
ply TO the demands made several
days ago by the Balkan allies. as a
basis for peace in Southeastern Eu-
rope will be delivered tomorrow 10
the peace conference.
Interest Is again shifted from this
phase OF the situation, however, to
the question of what are the inten-
tions OF Austria, with respect TO
the Balkans
The peace delegates are prepared
10 consider the reply Of the Otto
man government and its counter
proposals. however startling they
may be, as simply points for future
negotiations.
II Is we'll known that Turkey has
not the least hope OF obtaining what
she will demand and that she has
no intention Of resuming the war.
Excitement is growing among the
servian and Montenegrin delegates
over Austria's plans
She has not yet begun TO domob-
ilizc her army
II Is now believed certain that
Austria will urge the representatives
OF Europe 10 make the territory Of
autonomous Albania as large as
possible including in Il. Prisrend,
Djacoya and Scutari
Italy and Russia oppose this
scheme and Montenegro considers
II will be fatal to her very existence
A correspondent OF The Daily Mail
at Vienna says the Austrian govern
ment will not withdraw single
soldier from the Southern frontiers
until the Servians eyacuate Durazzo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
SUPREME COURT 70
TEST OKLAHOMA LAW

GUTHRIE. OKLA. Dec %, AZ
opinion on the Oklahoma erandia-
ther clause law that seel 'o dis
franchise negroes Is to y. obtained
from the United State supreme
Court. according 10 Isaac ID Taylor.
assistant United states attorney.
who returned today from ST. Louis
Recently the circuit court OF APP
pcais certified to the supreme court
the case " Beall end Quinn SIS. the
United states ard decision Us
sourAt ma will be uniform through
out tne south aud forever decide
the consiiiutionaltv OF negro dis
franchirinp laws Beall and Quinn
we're Kingfisher county election OF
Gcl3ls WHO were convicted Iu The
federal court and sentenced .o In
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.hc grandfather claus. itself Nas NOT
r,,ls.f .u th, case NH evidently
A.. court 200 certifying II 200 'n' sn-
prom, bench. takes tNr .'." off John
Em.p United sta'a- H.'nru". that
.r.. ,.l.dfv of h. aH f.. directly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
DESCENDANT on NON ElELOW
KILLED ~ TRAIN
BY Associated Press
IENl N-..-

RENO, New De-. Both
hands cut Off ana his skull fractured.
Max Won EueloW. who is said to be
descendant OF Count Won. Buelow.
OF Germany was picked up ON the
railroad track near the state line
last night and died two hours later
IN the hospital ai sparks
II is believed that Le was beating
his way on the train and fell.
Won Buelow was globe trotter
and q soldier of fortune Several
wears ago Doc married Christi Plum
er a wealth Pueblo woman. and
travelled through Europe in regal
style. hut was divorced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28

\ man becomes more or less "a.
milidr with his own facial charac-
teiistics in the course OF time and
inevitably he can identify his reflec-
tlon in a mirror. But Vice President
elect Marshall has almost come 10
doubt that be- has a chin. At least
so be- told photographer recently.
Have ! a chin asked the Indi-
ANA executive.
sure said the camera man
#eii replied the vice president
elect ] have mover seen picture
%, myself printed in newsponer
'ha' showed @ shadow Of a Jaw n
'o1 HIIl make % picture giving me "a
.hiu go ahead
Bans went tne flashlight. with
tbc above result
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
BULGARIA PREPARES
TO RESUME POSSIBILITIES

nv '"-|--I -ITIT T"T1E
BERLIN. Dec 90 Bulgaria is
preparing to resume war, according
10 dispatch from Rusf0huk
The correspondent says the war
minister called up recruits 90 be
enrolled only from nineteen down 10
fourteen years of age. and summon
Cd an able bodied mon mp 10 the age
of sixty 10 colOrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
FINED FOR OFFERING
INSULT To BIBLE


Rv Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec 21-
Judge Neeleu in the District Court
today fined Martin Premay S2- be-
cause ho spaf on the Bible Mass
amass.rka. O oomnlaiug witness says
fho ae- occurred after tho defendant
borau abusive and attention was
allied t1 t.a commands 1f the
Bible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
NEW CANDIDATES
NAMED IN FRANCE
PREMIER OFFERS HIMSELF
FOR PRESIDENT OF
REPUBLIC.


PARIS ne, 81 ueulIf. au-
a..r..mUrf Uf Premier POIuclre f0
Do. candidate for president OF the
Republic caused profound impress
sion throughout France Practically
al. the newspapers in the nation fe-
lic.tates The premier for the decision
Feli2 Ribot a former premier. today
announced bis candidacy for presi-
dent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
MANY HIRr WHEN
CAR LEAVES BHIDGE

1T" $3.50 afF" Press
CINCINNATI Ohio Dr. q
Two mon rar. fatally injured and
-e.sa others Iass hnrt vhrn a sfreet
car Iumpal bI.l-e 0.r. .llishi
falling forty foof
TaD .ar was smashed f0 pieces
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28

Panhandle generally clear and
a.r West clear aa1 warm. Cen
tH' .'#r and cool Average tenn
poratgra i> North. generally clear
and cool mo- rain reported south.
clear ana pleasant rc -9in. East.
fair aud pleasant. uo rain reported.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-28
WEATHER
Local Forecast

Fair and warmer Saturday.
YESTERDAY IS temperature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-18
THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

The Capital Journal is going do all in its power to
good working delegation in the legislature from this county
The people do not wanto make the mistake Of sending too
many who connected with the thousand and CRAFTS
in existence.
goes to the legislature to protect and expand
board commission nsttooshun he must prove burden
increaser.
He adds the load father has carry and he has to stand
in with all the other burdenmakers and the result is sagger
ing taxes.
Geo W. Johnson Of this city, to be the only of the
last delegation who desires denomination to the legislature
Mr. johnson says he made mistakes and voted for
big things he would not vote for again and believes he could do
better
Geo. w. Weeks informs The Capital Journal that he will
make effort to be nominated and would fight to keep down
all CRAFTS
Mr. Weeks has fighting ability and could stop
things he did not there to get job for himself his
family,
That kind Of who would not introduce any bills to
ate offices and increase salaries and invent burdens would
be good
The people that kind fellows and on top of that fe
lows who will fight everything of that kind matter who Of
fers 1t.
Stop plng up the load father has carry the people will
abolish the legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-18
TAKING LAYMEN INTO THE PULPIT.

Rev. B. Ford Of the First Methodist church, of Oregon
CITY, Is veteran church worker and believes in making his
church homelke place for everybody.
He has had series of talks in his church by lawyers and
school teachers and representatives of other professions
He believes in making the pulpit open forum for the peo
Pile and If differs from him he does not roast him.
He pulls off these special features Sunday evenings and
has enormous attendance from all classes Of people, good bad
and Indifferent.
DR. Ford has been presiding elder of his church and be-
eve in making the church social center for the whole
munity
He recognizes the importance of higher socazaon Of the
community and stands for this writer's idea that subject
If the practical people in the churches and the best
and outside of the churches would unite much could be
done to improve conditions.
It better community atmosphere better social spirit
better environment of the young people and better equipment
from the schools that must elevate mankind