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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
ARIZONA HAS MANY
NEW LAWS N SIGHT.

Phoenix. (iz, March i>-Ari-
1ouas frs, legislature convened at
noon today and proceeded to the
work OF organization. The election
OF two United States senators will
be- the first important matter taken
up after the body gets into working.
The election OF the senators will not
occupy much time. as the advisory
primary already has named Henry
F. Ashurst OF Prescott and Marcus
\ Smith OF Tucson 90 wear the
togas Both are Democrats
\ leuethy legislative programme
awaits the lawmakers. Ii is expect
ed the legislature will undertake the
redemption OF the prediction pledge
10 submit TO the voters the inclusion
OF the judiciary in the operation of
the recall IL also Is expected 10 sub
nit the question OF whether the pres
ent state Officers shall remain in Of
flee until January O., 1912, or two
years later. the constitution being OBJ
scure on that point
Among the most important man
dates OF the constitution are the en-
aCtment OF an employers liability
law and a workmen's compulsory
compensation act. \ strong endeav.
or will De- made to secure the sub
mission OF an equal suffrage amend
mcnt to the constitution. A state
wide prohibition amendment also
will be passed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
SUPREME COURT
BRED SOCIALISM
Underwood So Charges in
Speech on Excise Tax
Measure


~ 'NrNHNlsifu ffcss
WASHINGTON. D. c. March IS
Oscar Underwood the Democratic
floor leader, supporting the proposed
excise tax bill in the House today.
CHARGED that the supreme Court BY
IT'S annulment of the income tax I'm
va was responsible for the Growth
OF socialism In the United States
The measure which probably will
pass the House tomorrow. is expect
cd to raise between tiftv AMI siyty
million dollars annuaIly for The gov
eminent.
Representative Lltteton ~ New.
York said.
I want to say that II We expect 10
'aN wealth in this country as we
ought to. We must not stand paralyz-
ed before this impending influence
OF the court We cannot forecast the
JUDGMENT Of the court. but W. must
not let that impede u.s."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
POSSE BATTLES
WITH CONv|CTs
Two Escaped Prisoners
From Nebraska Pen. 2
itentiary Killed
THIRD MAN CAPTURED
Young FARMER ENFORCED
DRIVER OF WAGON. ALSO
LOSES LIFE IN DUEL.
on BULLETS.


Omaha, Neb, March 1.-Two OF
the convicts. lohn Dowl and Joha
TAYLOR, who escaped Thursday from
the State penitentiary ut Lincoln aft
er numbering the warden. deputy
warden and a cell keeper. and Harry
Blunt. an innocent victim of their
murderous attempt TO secure liberty
are dead as the result OF an exciting
battle between the conv!cts and Off
GERS this afternoon.
Charles Morley. the third convict.
who escaped from the prison, sur
rendered after a running fight or
over three miles across country WITH
horses on the gallop
Early today a telephone operator
lat Gretna gave the alarm OF the pres
ence OF the convicts In the neighbor-
hood. and the militia and sheriffs
heading posses quickly pursued.
The convicts had robbed n store At
Murdoch. securing shot guns and re-
vo'vers. with which they fought until
: Harry Blunt, a young farmer whom
, they had compelled to drive them In
, wagon, and two Of the couvicts
J were shot dead.
The sheriffs and posses rode in
the rain of bullets until near the
wagon In which rode the escaping
I convicts. and several members Of ths
$ posse were slightly injured befor
Q Morely threw IN his hands and sur
! rendered
The bodies OF the two dead ans
lone live convict were taken 10 Lin
lcCln tonight
Sheriff Briggs OF Omaha no'
knowing the young farmer and two
conyicts we're dead leaped from nil
a wagon and approached the convicts
{ wagon demanding surrender of the
men h. thought alive ntha wager
r. bed. Convict Moreley said
, They are all dead"
p Briggs then found the three life
, less bodies
Blunt. who was % years cid had
{ been married about two months.
{ His body was taken home by hi.
, brother
g His young widow is FRUSTRATED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
OUTLAW GANG
HELD At BAY
Sidna Allen and Men Sur
rounded and Fight is
Expected
BY Associated Press


Greensboro. ~ c., March IS
Messages from Mount Airy late to-
night say that a messenger arrived
there asking that every available
man be sent TO Squirrel Spur. just
inside the Virginia border, where Il
Is believed Sidna Allen and the gang
who assassinated the court at Hills
Vile. is surrounded by a posse Of
forty men Attack on the place Is
planned for daylight.
Officers came upon Wesley Ed
wards, a nephew OF S'dna and Floyd
Allen at the cabin eight miles east OF
Aliens home Edwards escapes
through the rear door, leaving NUM-
tons Of war behind 4 sister told
the posse that Sidna Allen had beer
there early this morning. badly
wounded and told Edwards to com'
to Squirrel Spur tonight, and IN,
posse followed Edwards To what I
thought to he the murderers' hidinl
place
Squirrel Spur is in the mountai
range extending past Hillsyille. !
Is inaccessible except by foot and
+ a natural fortress Officers beliey
the Aliens VIII not be TAKEN alive an
expect 10 fight to tho death by day
light
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
rIhINS rNTISrS
HcLD CONFERENCE

Plain,jov. TeN Nar,h tS.-rhc
BAPTIST pastors Of the Staked Plains
Association Pet IN cnufcrcucc II
plainvicW an' many questions OF gen.
eral church interest were discussed
Among the things considered. the
body OF pastors adopted a resolution
TO express their sympathy and utmls;
confidence nv wire 20 mr. Frank Ncr-
.ris, pastor NJ the FIRST Baptist church
" Fort Worth, AMI plcdeuc their
raycrS. influence ant financial all
q necessary 20 him Ia h., trodole
The names OF thoac in attendance
were Revs. G l. @r,ttai1 C. W
Trhbs Weathers. y Hatfield. n
n Street. y >. Gates c Ross PAYNE
W. u. Forbes pra ! v Harder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19

I.cIpe, Tex. March lN.--Iock-
nev Is perhaps receiving more mer
chandisc at this time than any other
town on the Plains The size Of the
town considered Car after car is
received AZ the station and unloaded
and placed In our warehouses. This
is evidence OF the material growth
II the l.oO kney country. and that our
merchants anticipate a big business
this spring and summer They de.
serve the splendid trade that is com.
ine TO Lockney. as thcv make price.
that can't be duplicated on the plains
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
RAMIREZ FALLS
BEFORE REBELS
Commander of Federal
Troops Near Baca Sur.
renders Forces
.OJINAGA NEXT POINT
MiIi'H WILL BEGIN SOON To-
MiHD TORliEON WHERE
nc BATTIE IL
EXPECTED

chihuahua March 1S..-Major
Ramirez, commanding the Federal
force near Paca which twice has
fought the rebels under Colonel
Come surrendered this morning.
The prisoners included several OF
ficers and one hundred and fifty men.
Report Of the capture was made to
Oro7co oy Gerenal Salazar from Jim
inez.
Oiinaga will be the next important
point for which the rebels will fight
General Roias will be given the res
possibility for attempting the cap
ture Of Olinga from Colonel Sanchez,
and will head at least five hundred
men.
Orozcc regards luareZ as being in
little danger Of rccapture by govern
ment forces
The campaign south Of here, Il T.
understood. will be pushed viror
orsly Parral is thu next town TO b,
occupied, after which the march OF
Torreon viii start At the last name,
POINT a biz battle Is expected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
TAFT WELCOMED
BY BOSTONIANS
Received in Massachusetts,
Metropolis With Notable
Demonstration

ny Associated Press
Boston. Mass March lS.-This Is
one Of the most demonstrative days
which President Taft has spent since
he entered the White House.
From the time the train arrived
here at seven O'Clock this morning
until he retired tonight, Bostonlaps
We'd with each other 10 express their
friendly feeling for the chief eXecu-
.tiveu
The President was received by the
General Court of Massachusetts, this
afternoon When he entered the hall
he was cheered to the echo
From the state House he motored
to South Boston, aud was greeted be
thousands cheering and waving flags
in his honor He spoke on the sub
Jet Of presidential primaries, point.
ing out that he favored such regis
traticn Of popular will regardine
presidential candidates whore the
law safeguarded the ballot
Addressing the Charitable Irish
Society tonight. the president said
~ wish 10 speak NJ the well-knowr
fact tina; Socialism ard anarchy have
folnd no loagment among lrishmen
Irishmcn are eatorHrlsing. and activ,
to further prosperity They are no
reaching out for new getaoinnetaoin,
ernment; rhey are not seeking to in
vent new society and turn tn,
present one topsv-turvv They arr
on the side Of law and order "
Tomorrow the president goes I,
New Hampshire for several Speakin.
dates.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
BRIBERY CASES
IN NEW MEXICO
Arrests at Santa Fe In
Connection With Sena.
tOrial Election
BY Associated Pes,


Albuquerque, y. NJ March Is
Four representatives Of the NeS Mex
leo State Legislature we're arrested
tonight in a room OF the Palace Hotel
at Santa Re. charged With accepting
brihcs of $500 each 10 throw their
support in TOMORROW 3 election OF
two United States senator's
Learning. II is alleged that the
Representative were 20 NEE; certain
men in the hotel in a certain room
10 receive money Officers laid q trap
TO catch them red handed.
Secretine themselves 10 a bath
room the officers are alleged 10
have seen the transaction. as the
money changed hands. sprang from
their hiding place and made arrests.
The Representatives Immediately
sent their designations - the legis-
lature 10 be acted upon tomorrow
morning They are iu jail tonifht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
CATTLE RA|SERs
IN PANTHER CITY
Seven Thousand Visitors
Already on Ground for
Convention
OPENING SESSION TODAY
NATIONAL FEEDERS AMI BREED.
ERS SHOW is OPENED WITH
LARGE LIST OF EN-
TRIES.
Special to Daily News.

Fort Worth, Tex, March H.
Seven thousand Texas Cattleraisers
Convention visitors were In Fort
Worth Monday ready for the opening
session Tuesday at Byers opera house,
according TO the best estimates avail
able OF this number, however only
about 1900 are delegates.
With FL Paso and Oklahoma City
delegations here early Monday and
the Fort Worth boosters active. for
rivalry was interesting in the three
cornered fight for the next conven-
ton place and the contest was the
center OF interest with Fort Worth
leading in the race.
With a list of entries so large AMI
Of such high class as to assure u
greater success than any previous
year, the 1912 National Feeders and
BREEDERS Show opened Monday after
noon.
The opening ceremonies, schedul
ed for Monday morning at 10 o'clock
we're deferred until p m. on &c
count of the DELAYED arrival of Gov
ernor ColQuitt
Governor Colqutt had been selec'
cd To open the exhibition and hi
train did not reach the city until
o'clock. lie went Immediately TO tn,
Coliseum after luncheon and mad,
the principal address OF the after
noon Mayor Davis was to have In
PRODUCED the Governor. but Wa de
tanned at the city hall on iDi =. a
business. Louis J worsham had
the Introductory address in hi
stead.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
SHIPS CAR on FAT
Hogs To FORT WORTH

Special 20 Daily News
Lockrcy Tex, March Is Seven
Brothers lest week shipped a car OF
fat hoes 10 the Fort Worth markets.
These hogs oamc from priscoe coun-
~ ard we're said to have been as fine
a speciment of pork sprouts a. were
ever seen in this section OF the
country.
Seven p~othcrs are big shippers OF
live stock of this section. and
tnrc ch their operations they have
pat lots OF money into the channels
of trade in l.ocknev They pay the
highest market price for same. and
our farmers can ALWAYS DEPEND on it
that tLev VIII Get all their hoes are
worth when they bring them 10 Lock
new.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
MORE LAND IMPRO\ FMFNT
N LOCKNEY COUNTRY

Special 20 Daily News
Lockney Tex March lS.-W. T.
Harris OF Amarillo Is here this week
making arrangements to improve 4
quarter section Of land he purchase /
last summer through Towns &
Broyies from J. F. Watson west OF
town. This land is in raw state
and Mr. Harris will break out a nice
farm this spring. and otherwise i'm.
prove his property.
Quite a lot 81 new land Is heln
put In cultivation In the Lockney
country this spring. and the totaI
will amount to several thousand
acres This means n great deal for
our people. as we'll as will prove prof
table TO the owners
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19

London. March is The Duchess
OF Areyn. daughter OF the late Queen
Victoria and aunt or King George
V, entered upon her SiVty-fifth vca-
today and received tho congratula-
ticns OF the royal family and many
friends Princess Louise. as she was
before her marriage was born In
BUCKINGHAM palace March -. ISIS.
and was carried in 1871 10 tho Mar
.quis OF Lorne, who subsequently sue.
ceeded his father to the tin" OF Duke
OF Argvl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
Make Government ncnn.iloIy

Special 20 paily News.
i.ocknev. Tex. Marsh lS.-The
First National Bank 81 Lockney has
been selected by the Commissioners
OF Banking at Washington as gov
ernment depository. II Will be re-
memlered that a short time aco the
government established a postal saw
- Bank al I~,c6ury which has been
waiting for supplies to begin opera
ton. ana this new depository is To
take charge of postal savings funds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19

DATE FINED FOR
IRRIGATION MEET.
By Associated Press.

By Associated P'ess.
Salt Lake City. March IS.
The National Irrigation
Congress will hold its annual
meeting here on July 1927.
according to announcement
made here today by the ex-
ecutive committee of the AS
ISOLATION.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
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rHIMARN ELECTION
FILL IN CUNMuNS.

Washington. d. C.. March
Senator Cummins OF
Iowa introduced In the SEN
ate today a primary elections
bill which would make un-
lawful and prohibit both the
national conventions IN June.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
Washington Forecast.

Nv Associated Press
Washington, D. c.. March IS
For West Texas-Fsir Tuesday ex-
cent showers cooler west wednes-
dav fair colder north.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19
WEATHER
Local Forecast.

Generally fair and colder Tuesday
Yesterdays TcuI,rraturc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-19

CONTINUED on Page 81
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-01
ONE CASE OUT OF MANY
10 PROVE OUR CLAIMS.

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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-01
Last Year 5,462 More Children Were
Born In First City Of the U. S.
Than During the Preced-
inq Twelve Months.

New York-You, Mr.. Bachelor, and
you, Miss Suffragette, don't sniff and
turn up your noses at the babies
heaven bless them! The time has at
last arrived when babies are in fash
ion again among the fashionable. Just
read here what DR.. W. H. Guilfoy,
head of the department OF records at
New York's health department, has to
say.
THE birth rate In New York Is
gradually going up. Since 1898 it has
risen about per cent.
Last year there were born in New
York City just 134,542 babies, an in
crease of 5,462 over the year before.
Now, had the rate not increased since
1898, when the greater city was first
inaugurated, there would have been
Is, 900 fewer babies born than actually
were. Pretty good record for pleasure
loving New York."
And 1t takes only half an eye to see
for yourself the meaning of DR.. Gull
toys statistics. There are babies IN
punches. here. there and everywhere.
all over the big city. The east side
has its share. but so has the west side
and the central districts of the town.
where wealth and fashion dwell in
luxury.
There used to be threadbare story
about there being no babies to speak
Of along 9Th avenue, and much was
made out Of the talk that the rich were
not doing their duty by society or the
community. All of which was largely
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-01
BABIES ARE IN FASHION

tommyrot. The real reason was-and
is-that New York's most distinguish
ed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trade has not
crept in-is given over to the man
sions Of middle agEd and elderly PEG
pie whose children are all grown up.
But walk over to the eastward a
bit in the side streets from 5th to Sd
avenue and see the babies and the
baby carriages there. You can get a
mighty good idea OF how fast the ba-
bies are coming to the we'll to do.
These side streets are inhabited by the
grownup sons and daughters of the rich
and socially prominent.
Remember, these are not the babies
Of apartment house people, but the
children Of those who live in brown
stone houses-not yet in the mansions
OF their fathers and mothers which
they stand to inherit. And the moth
ers of these shiny-faced infants are
the young matrons Of society, just as
the fathers of them belong to all the
best clubs in the city.
Why, the only way a clubman can
get his son into the exclusive Knicker.
booker club, where the initiation is
5000 and the dues 500 year, is to
put him up" as soon as he is born,
and the waiting list of the club is to-
day filed with the names Of baby
boys. One proud father, who lives in
a house with forty rooms, has three
babies on the list Just waiting till they
are 81.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-01
PARIS TAKES UP NEW COLoRS
Jade and Malachite Green Are the
Latest to Find Favor in the Gay
French Capital.

While Paris has almost exhausted
its favoritism for red which has been
going on since last summer, 1t has
just begun it's enthusiasm for Jade
and malachite green.
Both of these are lovely, bold tones
that need yelling on a number OF
women, or otherwise they would be
washed out
When they are used without veil.
ing the upper part of the bodice is
made of tulle in white or flesh pink, to
take the shade of the green from the
face; and when a woman cannot wear
the unrelieved tone it is yelled with a
dark shade Of green tulle instead of
black tulle.
On these gowns there is an oppor.
tunlty to use many jade and mala-
chite stones as trimming and as orna-
ments.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-01
s.r,sonsrs Also played Plano and Took
Bath; Three desperate"
Boys.

Nav York-The police OF Patter-
con N ]. say Albert and Perry Vree-
Ion5 and William Paron, from 10 to IL
oars are desperate" burglars. Near,
:, dozen complaints are lodged
aooInst the youthful prisoners. Plum
Ser worth more than $1,000 has so far
geen recovered.
pobert McCrow, superintendent OF
Wei side park. in the police court
Z paterson identified Albert Vree-
IND as the youth who held him up in
- the park several weeks ago and
sorced him TO a buck an diving
dance.
The boy was also charged with
nsvira entered the home of James
Eastvgood. 81 Twenty-third avenue. He
robbsd It. ate the pot-pie Mrs, East
,rood had left cooking in the oven.
nioysd the piano, and took bath dur
,sa his stay In the residence.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-01
&uom
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