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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15
Two Taken at cincy.

Cincinnati, Feb. 14.-Edward Clark
and ErAest G. M. Basley were arrested
today by officers from the United
States marshals office on warrants
issued by the grand jury at Indian
apois. Clark is a former walking
delegate and Rasey is former busi-
ness agent of the international Asso-
citation Of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers. Baseys home is in Indian
apois.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15

they will be in position to show their
disapproval of the action of both the
commissioners and the judge.
While 80 per cent of the people
of Glynn county are law-abiding citi-
zens, who want to see every state
law rigidly enforced, they do not be-
lieve in a spy system, and of all the
counties in Georgia, Glynn will prob
ably go down as the first and only
one in which the system has been in
augurated.~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15
DISPLEASED AT
KINGS SPEECH
GEORGE V. is NOT DEFINITE IN
HIS RECITAL OF GOVERN
~ MENT's PROGRAM.

London. Feb. 14.-The second cas-
sion OF the second parliament of King
Georse's reign was opened TODAY by
hing George in person with all the
me-honored picturesque proceedings
The kings speech was a great dis
appointment to many of the members
or parliament,as explanations of many
of the moves mapped out by the
tnrone was expected.
A measure for the better govern
ment of Ireland will be submitted to
YOU, said the king. You will be
called, upon. to regulate the govern
ment Of Wales.
..a Proposals were brought forward
Tor the amendment of the law in re-
spect to the registration of the cleo
tors
This was all the king had to say
about the three measures. which, if
they become laws, will turn state af-
fairs into new channels.
No mention was made of British re-
latioas with Germany, nor was there
any allusion to Viscount Haldanes re-
cent trip to Berlin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15
EnterpriSin@ Druggist Will
Have a White Way Of His Own

DR.. E. C. Bruce, the well-known and
enterprising merchant, is to aave a
white way of his own.
In order to demonstrate just what
it means to a city, Dr. Bruce has de-
cided to install, in front Of his store
on Newcastle street, regular white
way, and at the meeting of council
last night authority was given him to
proceed with the Improvement. 1t is
his intention to install the white way
to demonstrate to other merchants of
the city just what it means; the vast
difference that it will make in the
appearance of the business section, and
he hopes that the result will be that
all merchants and property-owners
along Newcastle street, after they
have seen the benefit of the white
way, will follow suit and make the
improvement.
The resolution passed by council
giving him authority to construct
the white way, is included in the fol-
lowing official minutes of the meet
ing last night:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15
FIRE AT HUMBLE, TEX.

Humble, Tex, Feb. 14.-Four busi-
ness houses and several residences
We're destroyed in a fire which broke
out here at midnight last night. The
loss is about $15O,000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15
BAD TIRE SAVES RoBBERS.

Denton, Tex, Feb IA punctured
automobile tire was worth $1,7O0 to
yeggmen who robbed the Argyle State
bank near here last night. The tire
delayed the arrival in Argyle of a
sheriff's posse from here for about
fifteen minutes, during which time the
robbers got away. There is no trace
Of them today. Argyle is ten miles
from here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15
BIG AMSTERDAM FIRE.

Amsterdam, Feb. 14-The docks and
warehouses of the Compagnie de
L'Ocean burned this morning. The
loss on goods stored in the warehouses
is estimated at over 100000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15
Wishes Chinese Well.

Relative to Chinese affairs, the king
said:
l trust the crisis in China may
soon be terminated satisfactorily by
the establishment Of stable form of
government. My government will con-
tinue to observe an attitude of strict
nom Intervention while taking all the
necessary steps to protect British life
and property
The British government, the king
said. was ready to associate itself
with the other powers in mediation
to bring to an end the war between
Italy aud Turkey and also was striv-
ing, in conjunction with Russia, to
enable Persia to reestablish order.
He briefly referred to the wide
spread labor unrest, saying:
Il firmly trust that a reasonable
spirit will prevail on both sides, in
order to avert a condition which will
seriously affect the trade of the coun-
try and the welfare of the people"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15

LOST--A $3.50 Carlisle piano, be-
longing to number of merchants OF
Brunswick, which had been purchased
to be given as a prize to some Bruins
wick person or organization.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15
COUNCIL MINUTES (onicial.)

Regular Meeting of Feb. IL, 1912.
Recessed until Feb. IA, 1912, at 73o
p. M.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-15

Brunswick, Ga, Feb. IA, 1912
Present: Hon. E. c. Butts, mayor;
Aldermen Ludwig, Calnan, Hopkins.
Leo, McKinnon, Nicholson and Nash.
Absent, Alderman Cook.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
WILSON OPPOSES
TARIFF BOARDS.
Declares They Would Only
Postpone Needed Tariff
Legislation
WARNS AGAINST EXPERTS
DISTINGUISHES BETWEEN Wti
BUSINESS AND TRUSTS PRO
CLAIMING HIMSELF FAN-
ORING ONE AND OPPOs-
ING THE OTHER

ny Associated Press
Sioux City, Iowa. Sept. l7.-Gov-
ernor Wilson spoke at the interstate
fair here today to an immense audi
ence. Cheers came sharp and quick
at several points where the governor
punctuated his utterances with Wig
orous gestures
Wilson voiced for the first time his
objection to the tariff board idea as
contained in the Republican and Pro
gressive platforms. declaring II
would mean "postponement of tariff
legislation.
Il warn the people of this country
TO beware of commissions OF experts.
I've lived with experts all my life
and know that experts don't see any
thing except what is under their mic
roscope under their eye said Cover
nor Wilson
Turning TO the trust question, he
said There is difference between
big business and trusts. A trust is
big business that has an arrange
ment to get rid Of competition, a big
business survives competition by con
quering In a field OF intelligence and
economy am FOR big business and
am against trusts"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
BAilEl WILL FIGHT
FOR 1ENAS' RIGHTS

Special Cd Daily News
Salt Lake CITY. Sept. ~ senator
Joseph Bailey OF Texas mas announc-
ga his intention of heading a train
load OF Texas delegates to the Ma
tional Irrigation Congress al Salt
Lake to do battle with Colorado over
vexing questions of state rights ~
,he waters OF The Rio Grande Il y
reported here thar Colorado's S1e of
the argument with the Lone Star
State will be- advanced under the
leadership of former Governor Alya
Adams and Senator Frank Gouty,
and that they will be- backed by a
strong delegation from Colorado 10
arrive az Salt Lake Sept 20. Differ
ences OF opinion regarding the title
10 some OF the waters along the Colo
rado-Utah line have arisen recently
and, although Utah's position as hos
tes to the congress will not permit
OF active participation in the fight
which otherwise might be- made three
cornered. it is assured that develop.
ments will be- watched with interes,
by the Utah delegates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
DISPOSITION Of
REBELS PUzZL|NG
Can't BE Held Indefinitely
With No Charge
Against Them
MAY Be RELEASED SOON
ON GUARANTEE THAT THEY
WONT MAKE AMERICAN TER
RITORY BASE FOR OPERA
TIONS AGAINST MEXICO

BY Associated Press
Washington, ID. c., Sept l7-What
disposition TO make OF Mexican reb-
els who are deserting across the
boundary into the United States or
being driven across by Federals,
threatens to become a perplexing
problem.
II is assumed that members Of
General Orozco's staff and his faith
er, captured at Preside. Texas, wont
remain In the custody of General
Steever.
He can't keep them indefinitely
and It is expected that they will be
turned over to the department OF
Justice or released If no charge Is LODI
ged against them. under a guarantee
that they won't undertake to make
American territory basis for hos
tile action against Mexico
II is possible the prisoners may be
tried in the United States on charges
of violating the neutrality laws In
using American territory as a base
for hostile operations against
friendly nation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
Some Age To old Boston Town.

Boston, Mass. Sept 1.-TWO
hundred and eighty-two years old
and National or American League
championship pennant. counting the
flag already In sight of NcAleer's
tctam of Red SoX, for every twenty
two years OF her career This calcu-
lation by an enthusiastic baseball
fan, and the hosting OF flag on
the city hall, marked the only OBJ
servance of Bostons 2S2nd birthday
anniversary today
While II was in July. 1890 that
the colonists brought by John Win
throp 10 Salem established thcms-
elves az Charlestown. II was not ln-
til September II OF that year the
greater part Of Winthrop's company
rtpyed 'o Trimontaine Then the
place was renamed Boston, after the
Lincolnshire town from which many
OF the colonists had come
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
NALAIiR REPORTED
APPROACHING B,>RDER

Af N-snc.Hfrt Press
Douglas. Ariz. Sept l7-R Reports
that Salazar's rebels are making
their way northeast toward the in
ternational line for the purpose OF
converting into cash the bullion they
stole at III Tiere, caused strength
ening OF the border patrol today.
salazar LETT NJ Tlgre IN p aircr
tion, which u maintained. woplc
bring him to the line at Hachita. y.
VI. where he is believed to have
smuggled across large supplies OF
ammunition recently.
Federals are pursuing Salazar and
word was received today that the
rebel rear guard was nearly over
taken
Every American mine aud ranch
Iu Southern sonora has been looted
by the rebels. according 10 c. f..
Booker. an American rancher. who
was the only American arrival here
today fro mSonora Tie reported
that practically all Americans had
left that region
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
HARVESTER TRUST
GETS SMALL GAIN
Government Maintains That
New Jersey Company
is Part of Concern

~ Associated pr~ss
Chicago. lll Sept o. Although
II sold a hundred million dollars
worth OF farm implements. The In
ternational Harvester Company OF
America. last year made only hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars pro-
fits. or one fifteen-hundred per cent,
according 20 President Haskin's tes-
timony today before a special exam
iner In the government s1lf 10 dis
solve the corporation
Questions By the government at
torney were intended fo show the
International Harvester Company oi
America was merely 'hr selling agent
.of the luternatioua Harvester Com
pauy of New rersor and that the lat
ter company aas fH make all fhc pro
fits
Hask.us said ono reason why the
company made u0 greater port was
that 10 was constantly expanding its
business and e1reuI.r- large sums
fo- advertis.He
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18

turned. and IL is known that efforts
will be put on foot with as little loss
of time as possible to set the pris-
oner free, relatives and friends lin
ger TO witness the termination OF
these first preliminaries to the real
trial which will doubtless come early
in January, IL the matter shall be
heard In Potter county at all
Yesterday, as in each OF the pre-
ceding days since the killing, there
was nothing, aside from the ready
and abiding interest in developments,
TO indicate outwardly, any unrest
The people have ceased In great
measure TO talk about the affair, as
II is painful to friends of all parties
Where soon after the tragedy there
was seeking OF conversation re
garding the same. at present there
is In many instances, distinctive
shrinking from a mention of the sub
lect that is yisibly so painful and
distasteful This is the fifth day in
Guiding that on which the tragedy
occurred, and the various interesting
details OF the story have been told
and retold
Fragmentary facts have been
gathered, as II were. from the four
winds of the earth, so that the re-
sumo should be complete There
nov remains as matter OF vital In.
terest In a general way, and that Is
determination as to the second party
In both the room and the cottage
previous mention OF which have been
repeatedly made II there was an
other party. who was or is he? That
is a question In which there has been
aroused concern through this city.
and wherever the story OF this %"
plorable affair has gone
Yesterday Sneed remained IN his
cell az the county Jail and was seen
/ by relatives, friends and attorneys.
| His attitude with reference 10 a
public statement was unchanged
and he gave out nothing. a fact that
was not by any means surprising. for
he had determined at the outset not
10 do this and remained unmOved
As heretofore he received his callers
pleasantly. and talked with them re-
garding commonplace matters. but
about the killing No
II is truth. simply 10 state that
there Is not new development
worthy of the name. or II there has
been one such. IL is closely covered
by those having possession. and that.
too. in such a manner that u Is dif.
ficult 10 reach
II seems probable thar today will
settle the matter OF bail. as District
Attorney Henry S Bishop left yes
+ terday afternoon for Vernon. where
he Is a witness In a case OF the State
of Texas versus T Downing BE
/ fore taking the train for Wilbarger
+ county. Mr. Bishop stated that Sen.
stor ID vs. Odell OF Cleburne. Is en-.
powered 90 operate with ". T. Nc.
+ Lean. Jr. of Fort Worth. and make
whatsoever arrangements are neces-
sary iu the matter. and pleasing 90
{ both sides and suited 90 their con.
vnnieare
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
COLONEL LEAVES
WESTERN COAST
Would Call Special Session
of Congress to Advance
Progressive Ideas

W Associated Press.
Phoenix. Ariz.. Sept A. Across
Arizona Col Roosevelt vas whirled
eastward today after trip through
the northwest and down the Pacific
coast.
lie declared here that 10 elected
he would call a special session OF
congress Immediately In an effort 10
put into effect the human welfare"
planks OF the Progressive platform.
so far as might be- done by a con-
gressional session
He appealed for support on The
strength Of what he had done az
president and what the Progressive
party proposed 20 DO for fhc reclaim
alton OF arid lands
~ there Is anything Ike a ma
Iority of Progressives in congress. 4"
he said we will have % chance Of
getting enough recruits 20 pass the
laws" -s
Colonel Roosevelt Ieff tonight for
Neu NVir0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
COY EHNOR WILSON AFTER
NEWARK Evil DDEEN

Seagirt. y J.. Sept H. Com.
plants. indicating scandalous dis
regard Of law In the city Of Noa
ark. have been brought 10 the no
tice OF the mayor and chief OF police
of that city and 90 tho prosecutor and
sheriff Of EsscN County by Governor
Woodrow Wilson
lu "a letter % these officials. the
governor calls attention to alleged
vice conditions in Newark complain
I'd OF recently by the lnf.-saioon
league of Nou Jersey 900 q formal
hearing before h.u a' Trenton Doc.
umenfs relative Co the complaints are
urioscd with fhe Governors letter
and prompt and effective action BOZ
fhe matter Is asked
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18

} Beal Sneed was indicted yester-
day afternoon by the grand jury Of
the Forty-seventh district court. for
the killing OF Al G. Boyce. Jr in
Amarillo Saturday
In order that the public may see
the technical form OF the document
returned by the grand jury, II is
herewith given. together with the
names OF witnesses or the main ones
examined as a basis for the finding
In the name and by the authority
OF the State of Texas
The grand Jurors for the County
OF Potter. In the State of Texas. duly
organized. empaneled. sworn and
charged as such at the July term.
A. d. 1912. OF the district court in
and for said County of Potter. upon
their oaths In and TO said Court do
present that In the said County of
Potter in the State of Texas. on or
about the l4th day of September. a.
ID. 1912. and anterior To- the present
ment OF this indictment. John Beal
Sneed did then and there. with NAL
ice aforethough. unlawfully kill and
murder Albert Boyce with q gun.
against the peace and dignity of the
state
(Signed) M G. MOBILES,
Foreman of the Grand Jury
CEndorsedD
No. 1884 The State OF Texas
vs.. John Beal Sneed Indictment:
Offense Murder \ true Bill
M c Mobiles, Foreman of the
Grand Jury.
Henry 5. Bishop District Attor-
ney.
Filed Sept Il. 1912 VI II Har-
din. District Clerk
Some OF the main witnesses be
fore the grand jury were: Beacher
Harris. Jim Burnam. Ernest + Rob
inson. Mrs r. Il Hazlewood. Mrs n
W Cantrell. Mrs T T. McKibben. T
r McKibben. Earl Jackson. ] NJ.
Proctor. T = Tuller. Walter ] Hurt.
r. Speed c. y. Twaddell. Paul
Potter. W +. Gibbs. Mrs Lola Gar
rison. Miss Lola Garrison. Il. Thorn
son, Ut. Sneed. Jr. Terry Thomp-
son. 4 o Pickens. Annie Pickens.
(colored
This document, or the substance
OF IL. comes as no surprise TO any one
informed even 10 small extent re-
garding the handling OF criminal
charges II was a foregone conclu-
sion from the start that Sneed would
be indicted. the only question was:
when will the Indictment be return
ed
This question has nov been ans
wered. and the next one Is formu-
lated VIII the prisoner be- granted
bail7 and u so. In what sum- II
Is we'll understood that the amount
OF the bond will be a matter OF only
incidental consideration. for friend
are just waiting. those OF ample re-
sources. for the privilege OF securing
the appearance OF Sneed AZ trial
That the court will name a bonI
there seems little reason 10 douN
according 90 those closely in touch
with the procedure up 20 this point.
While the Indictment has been re-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
OREGON PROGRESSINES
HOLD CONVENTION

gy Associated Press
Salem. Ore, Sept l7.-The Pro
gressive state convention tonight
nominated A. y Clark Of PortiagS.i
for United States senator.
Oregon does not elect a governor
this year.
Other state officers were nominal
eel
In districts where the regular Re
publican candidates are considered
Progressives no congressional nomi-
nations were made.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
BIC TRACTS Of OIL
LAND To LEASE
Property of Usage Indians
and Will BE Opened
November I'd
REJECT OIL COMPANY BID
BID CAN BE RECEIVED FROM
ONE COMPANY FOR TRACTS
NOT EXCEEDING $4,000
ACHES

Washington u. c.. Sept. IL
Bids for leases upon 100000 acres
OF oil lands belonging to the Usage
Indians will be opened November ,,
at the Usage Indian agency In Okla
hOma
It will be the first Of tract of
500 900 acres of Usage oil lands to
be opened to lease.
The Uncle Sam oil Company re-
Gently bid on 100000 acres but the
offer was rejected on the ground Of
no competition.
Any bid will be accepted for - 900
acres or less from any one company,
provided il is not transporter OF
oil under the Interstate Commerce
Commissions ruling as to common
carriers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
TNTT FOLLOWERS
BoIT CONVENTION

san Francisco. Cal. Sept IT,
Following the adoption of q platform
endorsing Col Roosevelt and Gov
Johnson. Tafts supporters bolted the
Republican county convention 10
night and took steps for tho orsani-
,atiou OF a Taft convention
The Progressive faction proceeded
'o select new county committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
ELDER OiOZCo MAY
RE EXTRADITED


Rr associated Press
~ Paso. Texas. Sept II Prelimi-
nary eytradition warrants have been
tiled b, the Mexican consul here
against Colonel Orozco. father OF
the rebel commander In chief II Is
said a charge or murder is entertain
ed against the elder Orozco
Pablo Garcia Orozco. one Of the six
prisoners held in the United States is
not known here hy the United States
ur Mexican secret service
Secret agents OF both nations aad
General Steeyer declare they have
no definite Information that the
Mysterious Orozco' Is General Or
olco fhr rebel chieftaiu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
BANKERS WANT To
GET MORE MONEY
To Assist in Moving Big
Crops Over Different
Parts of Country
~ Associated Press

Washington, d G.. Sept. II
Bankers are applying TO the treasury
department for deposits Of public
money 20 be used in connection with
financing big crops
The applicants, IL Is said. however,
have not yet raised a cry OF string
ency but based their requests upon
published reports thar Secretary Mac
Neagh had o., subject under cons. ].
GRAFTON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
SHERMAN COUNTY BUYS
NEW ROAD GRADED,
Special TO Daily News

Special 20 Daily News
Stiufford. Tex. sept o. Tho
new road grader recently ordered by
the Commissioners Court has been re-
ccived and Judge Elliott has called a
meeting of the court for next week
so that the commissioners can see IL
work before Il is received n re-
uuires eight horses To pull the grad
er and II Is guaranteed 10 do good
work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
BONDS RAISED FOR
CENTRAL RAILWAY SURVEY
Special TO Daily Nea.

Lockhart, Tex. Sept. II The
committee 20 raise fifteen hundred
dollars for the preliminary survey of
the Central Railway OF Texas which
proposes building from Quanah fo
Rockport has completed its work
Fifty thousand dollars and company
right-of-way were asked FOR and will
be- furnished The road agrees 10
have PASSENGER trains here July
1914
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
Nicaragua situation Bcitcr

Gy Associated Press
Biuofclds. Nicaragua Sept IT,
order has been restored az Blue
fields following Sunday nights
threatened clash between American
marines and Nicaraguans
An official Investigation by the
American authorities served 20 clear
up in a satisfactory manner. the az
tack upon American sailors
There remains. however an under
current OF antipathy toward Ameri-
cans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
Will Investigate Theory That There
Was An Accomplice at
TOday's Session
ACCUSED REMAINS SILENT REGARDING TRAGEDY
Relatives, Friends and Attorneys Remain Till Termna-
ton of Preliminary Moves. .--Quiet Reigns and
No Further Trouble Anticipated
DEVELOPMENTS OF A DAY.

J. B Sneed indicted a charge of murder by the
grand jury yesterday afternoon.
The accomplice confederate theory will be tested
fully by the grand jury today.
Sneed remains silent in prison insofar a statement for
publication regarding the tragedy is concerned
Writ of habeas corpus other a bond for the
liberation of the prisoner will be asked without delay
Relatives, friends and attorneys linger in Amarillo for
the termination of the preliminary in the case.
No further trouble anticipated and quiet reigns with
regard the affair according of those who have
observed conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-18
Ncrmnnt stntc En-r.

white River. Junction. Vt Sept.
a. The Vermont State Fair opened
today with every department we'll
filled with exhibits and numerous
hish-class attractions The exhibit
ion will continue until the end OF the
week