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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-08

The Democrats sainsd another SEN
ator in Clearwater county, through the
defeat OF tho Republican candidate
This Information came from the north
today ana from the most reliable
sources. Lewis and Clearwater coun-
ties will. therefore. both be repre-
scented in the next lower house Of the
legislature by Democrats The Joint
senator from these two counties, how
ever, win be a Republican. Through
the addition OF this representative the
minority 10 given q total strength Of
eight IN tho two houses. five in the
house Of representatives and three in
the senate.
The two representatives and one
senator from Lewis and Clearwater
counties are IN follows:
Joint senator-Adam q. johnson.
(Repubncan.)
Representative Lewis county-Eu-
gene 8. Friend. (Democrat)
! Representative Clearwater county
w. s. Cunningham. Democrat.)
The revised list Of senators and
representatives. apportioned to each
county In the state as the result Of
the Tuesday election, is as follows:
Senate. House.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-08


of attack by leading Mormons, both
Republicans and Democrats They
point out that the governor has al
ways been a close friend of Senator
Dubois and in sympathy with him po-
litically. For this reason and the fact
1t is now generally admitted Senator
Dubois will be at least conferred with
regarding the federal patronage of
Idaho. they are urging that the gov
ernor send him to Washington to fill
the recess appointment. This they say
would rebuke and be a punishment for
the Mormons whom they charge with
following church dictation
There was even American party
talk in Boise yesterday and today.
The Mormon influence 30 clearly man.
ifested that claims were made that
something had to be done to prevent
the alleged church interference. How
far those proposers Of an American
party would go with their plans is
hardly known and can only be specu-
lated on.
Hint at Double Cross.
Hints at double crossing by Nor
mon appointees under the present
Democratic administration were made
yesterday and today, it IL said, and 1t
was widely commented upon that one
Of the Mormons from the southeast
who now holds an appointment by vir-
ture of the consideration Of the gov
ernor. worked overtime to defeat his
benefactor
The reports have 1t that this ap-
pointee was in constant conference
with the Republican party leaders at
headquarters; that he was given and
took Republican literature to the
southeast and distributed 1t and that
even his expenses or part of them
were paid. The report has enlivened
interest in political circles and COM
ment is rampant
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-08
Vote Of Ton Mile Precinct.

Ten Mile precinct, Ada county
Kicks H. Cannon II, Hogan II, Worth
man II, Clark 20, Daily %. Martin "a,
Moore "a, Harland "a. Harris "a. Earl
"a, Olney "a; French 3S. Smith "a,
Mitchell. II. Pugmire IS. Smock ~:
Stewart 81, Bowen "a; Haines 81,
Hawley IS, Martin 81; Taylor 81. Par
ker II, Boyd II; Clifford 15. Daughters
10, Bailey II; Huston 20, Overman IS,
Miles 16; Allen 26. Faris It. Yates 15;
Peterson 81, Boutwell, 10, Barclay IA;
Shepherd 80, Harper 20; Bell 90, Lam
brix 1s. .Skeels IS; Fairchild 81. Regain
s; Koelsch 4s, Storey 55, Gardner 81,
Lawson so, McDermott "a, Leonard IS,
McCue A., Nelson IA. Stein 10, Win
stead IL: Howell Al, Carlson 80, Briggs,
Al, Henkel -. Kinzer rs. Atwater 10,
Roberts %, Shellworth 20: Givens "a,
Kicks 81; Cleary 80. Newton IA; Dun
bar 46; Wilson so, Keogh 16: Kincafd
So, Krull 16; Schneider 3S. Swanholm
16; Cole 81, Buchanan %.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-08
sprinklins. ssoos.ssk: library. ssoss;
cemetery, $2.16.

sprinkling. ssoo2. eSk: library. sso.sS;
cemetery. $2.15. M
Danes Hall Ordinances.
The new dance hall ordinance provid-
ing for the paymer Of 80 per quarter
license and prohibiting such dances as
the bunny hug" the "grizzly bear"
and the turkey trot," or other forms Of
dancing tending to lead to lewdness or
immortality, and prohibiting any per-
son under the influence Of liquor on
the floor to dance. was passed under
an emergency clause. The ordinance
carries with 1t a penalty of 500 for
the violation Of any Of the clauses and
gives the council the authority to re-
woke the license of any dance hall at
any time.
Woodcock's bawdy house ordinance
was also placed on its final reading and
passed.
The city engineer reported that he
was preparing a new plat for the num-
bering of the houses in the new ad-
dition added to the city and asked per-
mission to change the name OF Ellis
avenue to Twenty-s second street and
to carry the street numbers out In
unison as he found that Ellis avenue
breaking in between the numbered
streets caused confusion. He states
that II 1t was desirable to retain the
name Of Ellis avenue, the name Il
Boise avenue could be changed to that
of Ellis avenue. The matter was left
in his hands.
The council voted to pay $50 attor-
ney fee to carry on the fight in SUI
preme court for the opening Of Dora
street in the northwestern part Of the
city, which was carried through su-
preme court by private parties.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-08
Bumper Corn Crop Reported,

Lima, O.. Nov. s.-A corn crop 2b
per cent larger than normal and of
much better quality than last year is
indicated in reports presented here to-
day at a conference of the Tri-State
Grain Producers and Dealers associa-
ton. The association embraces the
counties Of northwestern Ohio, north
ern Indiana and southern Michigan.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-08
STATE OFFICERS.
WILL MOVE soon
Secretary Of State Will Be
Next to Occupy New
Quarters.

Having seen Governor Hawley firm
ly established in his new apartments
in the handsome capitol building. other
state officials are now considering the
transfer from their present quarters to
the new. Secretary of State W. L. Gift
ford will probably be tho next state
official to vacate his present quarters
in the old capitol building. Mr.. Clifford
arrived last night from Lewiston, hav-
ing gone to his home city and county
for the purpose Of voting.
Naturally am greatly pleased over
the result of the election" said Mr..
clifford when seen this morning. II am
more than gratified over the handsome
vote Of Endorsement given me in my
home county, Neg Perez, and in my
temporary home county. Ada, where
for the past two years I have been
making my headquarters. I am thank
full to the people In this county as we'll
as over the state for their loyal sup
port and vote of Endorsement"
Secretary Of State Clifford ran we'll
at the head Of his ticket in this county
Many Progressives, as indicated by the
ballots. voted for him. although they
voted for other Progressive candidates.
All state officials arc now very busy
looking over their new quarters in the
capitol building with view Of desert
ing their present ones. They expect to
be comfortably located in the new edi-
flee within the next two weeks. The
supreme court chambers and supreme
court proper are practically completed
and will be occupied during the latter
part Of the month. The November term
Of court may be poensd In the new
chambers.
Crews OF men are busily engaged re-
moving the scaffolding In the rotunda
and under the dome ana will have the
space clear there today. The debris IL
being rapidly taken away and the
marble floors cleaned.
An our watch work absci0ssly suar.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-08
It's High Time Now to of
THANKSGIVING LINENS

Only three weeks until Thanksgiving.
Are your linens ready?
Much better choose from stocks now than wait until the
last week.
The Golden Rule sevenstore system Of merchandising can
help in getting the Most for your linen money-et us
show you some Of these linen values.
Linen Table Setscoth 58x5o inches six napkins to
matcha pure linen and very pretty patterns The
set for $4.48.
Cloth 66x68 inches hemstitcht and dozen napkins
match These pure linen cloths and variety of
very pretty designs The cloth and napkins ST. 49,
Splendid value in seventynch all linen Table Damask at
8oc, o8c and SIPS yard
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-08

~Joint senator's Nez Perez county
vas apportioned the extra senator.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-08

An our wateh work abseiassly guar.
antssd.
CON W. HEssE. J.~e,.r.
ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
OROzCO ON WAY
To HALT REVOLT
Idol of InsurrectOs En-
Route to Juarez to
Restore Quiet
AMERICAN TROOPS WAIT
CoLoUITT ADVISED THAT ORDER
had BEEN GIVEN FOR MOVE
OF TROOPS TO RORDER
III NECESSARY.

by Associated Press.
FL Paso. Tex, Feb. S.-Pasquale
Orozco, idol Of the eX-insurrectos and
the hope of the Madero government
IL en- route from the capital OF Chi
huahua and Is expected 10 arrive In
Juarez before morning. His coming
is expected to put a luietus to the
mutinous conditions which have been
prevailing at Juarez for the past sew
eral days.
Orozco Is travelling unarmed. This
announcement was received with
cheers by troops at JuareZ.
Colonel Stever, commander Of the
American troops, says that he will
raise the ban on international traf-
fic as soon as peace Is restored, and
Il is believed that OroZco will be able
to bring this to pass upon hi appear
ance tonight.
In a telegram to Col. Estrada, mil
itary commander at %Juarez, 0rozco
expressed regret over the unfortun-
ate trouble at Juarez adding: The
time has come in which all true pat
riots should cndeavor to restore or
der. Show this telegram to your Of
ficers and troops, so that they may
know that | am en- route, with the
hope that my old comrades will lis
ten 10 the advice of their chief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
ROOSEVELT WILL
THINKS LINDSAY
Denver Man Says Redoubt-
able will BE Candidate,
If People Insist
BY Associated Press

Denver, Col, Feb. The Rocky
Mountain News will publish a state
ment In the morning from Judge Ben
b. Lindsey, recently retained from
the East, in part as follows:
Roosevelt will accept the Repub.
lican nomination f-r president, noi
because he wants q or seeks It. but
because the people are recalling him
10 the job which he left unfinished.
! know this because Ct several visits
al his home durine The past year.
He told me he would accept IL the
call came from the people.
My admiration for Roosevelt for
all that he has accomplished. and for
what ! believe he Is going to accom-
rllsh. is such tha: ! snail support him
as against any man nominated by the
Democrats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
PALMER CANDIDATE
FOR lTINE
Sneeial TO Daily News.

Special TO Daily News.
Canadian. Tex, Feb. 3.-W. A.
Palmer Of the law firm of Fisher &
Palmer of this city announces today
for the office of Representative from,
the l2ith district. composed Of the
counties of Collingsworth. Donlcy.
Wheeler, GRAY. Hemphill, Roberts,
lipscomb and Ochiltree. Mr.. Palmer
came to the Panhandle several wears
ago from san Marcos. Texas. where
he was head-master IN history and
civics in the State Normal school
Tie was a member of the State Dem
ocratic Executive Committee frCn
l'"6 to 1905 and is at present cha r.
man Of the democratic executive com
mittee Of HcmphiH county and cha r.
man OF tho county board of oiuDl.
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
|sEEKS HEIRS To
FABULOUS WEALTH
DIR. James Blanchard of
Pennsylvania Making
Inquiry in Texas
MILLIONS ARE INVOLVED
PROPERTY OF MMENS 81 VALUE
LOCATED ~ EAST SIt LOUIS.
PART OF HANNAH HILL
MAN GRANT.

Special 70 Daily News
Houston. Tex, Feb. DIR. Jane
Blanchard, one Of the best known
professional women of western Penn
sylvania. is in Houston in search of
heirs TO property reputed 20 be worth
500. 0O0.O 600. located in East st.
Louis.
She has abandoned a lucrative
practice in a fashionable residence
section of Pittsburg to make an active
fight for the wealth that she believes
to be in her grasp.
The property is comprised Of 300
acres and more than six hundred
houses and business establishments
are located upon 1t.
Her object in coming 10 Houston
Is TO find heirs Of Hannah Hillman,
to whom the grant belonged and who,
with Mrs, Blanchard. are heirs to
the 100000, 600 estate.
II is supposed that there are about
twenty-five heirs somewhere In
Texas The property which Mrs.
blanchard claims title to by original
government grant abuts the st. Louis
bridge.
Much excitement was occasloned a
few days ago when for nearly two
weeks the trunk which contained the
original government grant which she
values at sio0. 600. OC0 was lost. She
planned to leave Pittsburg January
10. and tent the trunk containing the
papers to the G'pot Owing to Il
blizzard whicNf was raging she DO
layed leaving Que day. When she
got to the depot the trunk was miss
ing. For ten DAYS detectives search
ed five states for II. II was believed
that some one had stolen Il to get the
papers. Then II was found in Florida
where n careless oaggageman had
sent It by mistake. The trunk has
Just reached Houston by express.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
MORAL NOT ARMED
FORCE To he ISEi

ny Associated rres'
Mexico City. Feb. 3-No steps will
ne taken for tho immediate subiec.
ton OF mutinous rurales at Juarez
Orozco. with only a few staff Of
ficers. left Chihuahua for Juarez "a
use moral force. hut no more troops
have been sent, and II is reported
that rurales, already en- route from
Chihuahua. have turned back.
Five hundred regulars will be sent
TO chihuahua from Monterey A de-
tachment OF ARTILLERY from Laredo
and a section OF artillery from Mex
leo City are now en- route to that
point.
President Madero tonight said to
the Associated Press:
81 haven't the least doubt that the
Juarez uprising will be ended within
a very short time. and the chihuahua
situation is already dominated by
Orozco."
Replying to a question. Madero
said: In my opinion, Vasquez Go
lei hasn't the money to pu; into a
revolution"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
Orolco Reaches JuareZ.

Special % Daily News
FL Paso, Tex. Feb. 3,-Pascua'
Orozco. ideal of the poems Of Chi
huahua, and commander-.n-chlcs OF
the rurales In the state reached Juar-
ez about midnight tonight on a spec
ial trai accompanied by his staff.
and IL Is believed the end OF the
mutiny Is in sight.
Orozco was greeted by a chorus OF
"vivas' that fairly shook the half
destroyed. looted buildings and the
mutineers wanted to embrace him
Orozco said that he came to re-
store peace not to fight and imme-
diately went into conference with
chosen leaders of the mutineers. The
leaders declare they are for orozco,
first, last and forever.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
DEVIL MACHINE
CLAIMS VICTIM
Mrs. Grace Willis Walker
Killed in Apartments
in New York

ny Associated p-ess.
New York, Feb. a package.
containing an internal machine. was
delivered late tonight at the apart.
ment Of Mrs Grace Willis Walker,
and exploded Immediately when she
laid 1t on a table, killing her in.
stantly.
Charles NJ Dickinson. a guest Of
Mrs. Walker. who was in the parlor
OF her apartments when he declared
he heard the explosion, was arrested
on the technical charge Of homicide
The exact nature Of the explosive
is puzzllng the best detectives here
Missiles penetrated the womaD's head
and heart.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
FOOTBALL RULES
UNERGO CHANGE
Radical Proposals Are
by National
Rules Committee

ly associated P-ess
New York. Feb. 3 The principal
radical changes in the rules for 1879
football, made by 'thc Football Va
uonal Rules Committee here today,
follow
An extra down was allowed for a
tcn-yard gain.
\ forward pass may be made ten
yards beyond the line.
The value Of n touch down Is six
points instead Of five
The on-s!de kick Is eliminated
Tho changes were announced after
o. tive lays session by tho rules COM
mittcc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
OWEN MAKES FLEA
ron HEALTH III EENl

ns '... .'rl Press
New York. Feb. o United State,
senator owen oi Oklahoma made %
plea for a National Bureau OF Health
for the establishment oi which De-
introduced 3D. bin In CoHErcss a. the
weekly lr..' con OF the Republican
Club. here today.
We spend millions for the pro-
lection Of the country from gypsy
moth. holi wocyil, Texas tick and Ca
madam thistle. ne said. ana take
no active stops Oh safeguard the hu-
mar life of tha nation Two hum
dred thousand children die annually
In this country from preycutahlc dis
ease King Uerod. who killed all
the babes foo Bethlehem. was quite
harmless compared 20 king lgnor
ance."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
SECTION NEAR HEREFORD
SELLS IOR $50. OnO


Special to Daily News.
Hereford. Tex, Feb. g.. The Ridg-
way section, located : miles north
east of town has been purchased by
an experienced irrigator from Colo
RADIO. All this land is in a high state
of cultivation, and contracts have
been signed for placing practically all
of it under irrigation. The big drill
will be moved TO this place next week
and active operation OF the wells will
soon be a reality. Water in mex
~haustible quantity is reached under
80 feet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
TROOPS ORDERED TO
BORDER If NECESSARY

Austin, Tex. Feb. Governor
Colquitt was advised today by tele'
gram from Adiutant General Mccain
at Washington that the commander
of the Department Of Texas had been
authorized to O troops to The
Texas border at his discretion to en-
force the neutrality laws, and assure
protection to residents Of the United
states side Of the boundary, during
possible conflicts in Mexico.
Colquitt was also advised that Mex
lean authorizes at luarcz have been
warned against permitting firing into
American territory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
HOJAS AND FOLLOWERS
BURN RAILWAY BRInGES

By Associated Press
Chihuahua, Feb s. Antonio Ro-
jas, released from the pen'tentiary
2 stcrday by mutinous rurales. today
solicited followers and burned bridges
on the line OF the Northwestern rail,
road.
Roias has abandoned for the rres.
ent his announced intention Of storm
Ing the state prison and releasing all
political prisoners.
Rojas has established hsadquart-
ers on the Fresno ranch, nine miles
south Of chihuahua. where his army
OF eX-rurales and recruits are camped.
The banks here remained closed
today although there were no dis
orders.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
ICONNERS JURY FAILS
To REACH VERDICT


ny Associated Press.
Los Angeles, Cal, Feb .3.-Tho
jury in the case OF Bert II. Corners,
accused Of attempting to destroy the
city hall records here with dynamite
reported TODAY that II was unable to
agree. and was discharged.
The vote stood ten TO two for ac-
quittal The jury had been out since
10 O'Clock yesterday morning. Raj
loting remained the same from th'
time the first vote was taken.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
COU[ON DEFEATS
FRANKIE CONLEY
Bantam weight Champion
Defends Title in Fierce
Contest


Nv Associated Press.
Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. % Johnny
''oulon OF Chicago today s%uccessfu rs
defended his title as hantam-wcilht
champion. winning from Frankie
Conley Of Kenosha. Wis. at the end
of twenty rounds OF fierce fight ne
az Vernon Arena.
Coulon landed five blows 20 Con.
loy's one. Conley was a fearful sight
az the close Of the fight His face
was cut In a half dozen places and
both eyes were nearly closed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
DISTRICT COURT FOR
OLDHAM IN MONDAY
Special 10 nailv News
TascOsa. Tex. I

Special TO liailv Meas
Tascosa, Tex, Feb. 3 District
court for oldham county convenes
here Monday morning at ten o'clock
with Judge ID +. Hill OF Dalhart on
the bench Il is expected that soy.
cral criminal cases viii ho tried this
term as we'll as a number OF ciyi.
cases. as there has been an election
contest MP for trial az each of tho
last three terms of court in This couu-
o. ard they have taken precedence.
over other cases. The criminal case.
are principally ON indI.tr uts fu-
cattle and horse theft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
EARTH TESTED FOR
NEW COURT HOUSE


Special TO Daily News
FlOydada, Tex, Feb. "a test
was made here OF the earth on which
the foundation of the new court
house OF Floyd county will stand.
which proved entirely satisfactory. \
weight Of four thousand pounds was
placed on a square foot of the earth
watch is dug out three feet. and in
three hours did not sink a lead PEN
eli lines breadth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
HOW IS CHOSEN
HObOES LEADER
Is Made Chairman of I'm
skilled, Migratory, and
Casual Workers

by Associated Press,
Cincinnati, o., Feb. 3.-James
Eads Ho wof st. Louis. the million
aire hobo, was today chosen national
chairman of the Unskilled, Migratory
and Casual Workers of the United
States.
Alexander Tyler of Cincinnati was
made secretary and Cora ID. Harvey
Of st. Louis, treasurer.
The convention ended today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
HEREFORD To VOTE
ON COMMISSION FORM
Special TO naily New,

Hereford. Tex, Feb. At mass
meeting held In the court house hHr0
u was decided to circulate petit 1ns
calling for an election OF three COM
missioncrs To have full control of an
the city business. Nearly an The vot-
ers arc signing the petition. and e. g.
conceded that the now form Of gov
ornmcnt viii be adopted by a hrr.
majority.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04

by Associated Prcss.
Washington. H. G.. Feb. Pres
ident Taft and Sir Robert Baden
Powell reviewed the Boy Scouts Of
Washington from the portico Of the
White House today.
Ambassador Bryce. Who introduc-
ed his distinguished fellow country
man TO the president. and a few
guests Witnessed the review.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
THIRD BATTALION
HELD IN READINESS

San Antonio. Tex, Feb. 3.-The
Third Battalion OF the Twenty-sec-
ond Infantry. commanded by Major
Poor, is being held in readiness at
Fort Sam Houston 10 move to ri
Paso or other points on tho Mexican
brder II the need Of additional troops
arises.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
10 he Tried fnr Murder Of Two.

Henderson Ky, Feb. 9 Tho case
OF Philip T.. Burris accused NJ rols.
on.u- the Roystor family o. Robards
this county shortly before Christmas
viii Dec called Tor trial here Monday
Rurris will Dec tried first on an indict
ment charginr him with the wilful
murder of Henry Eovster AMI Ret
Davis two of the victims Of tho pois.
ou'nc tragedy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-04
ARMY REORGANIZATION
PLANS ARR ct TUNED

Washington. u. c.. Feb. o ~.
PLANTATION OF the proposed %rcorgani.
zation planned for the army was
made 10 the House today by Chair.
man lIav Of the Committee on Mill.
tary Affairs. when the House took ur
the ci-hty million dollar army ap.
preparation bin IN which r|eorcani1a-
ton plans are carried The rea'
heht on the measure will open Tues.
day when debate Is 10 b. renewed.