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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
MADE HIS WIFE A TARGET
Three Dozen Eggs, Wine and Cakes
 Husbands Missiles

NEW YORK, June l.-"If the three dozen eggs he threw at me had hit me l would have been an omelette,
 Mrs. Mary A. Thornton stated to Supreme Court Justice Con today when she was testifying in her suit for a separation from Philip Thorn ton, a police sergeant. Mrs. Thorn. ton in her complaint also charged Thornton with hurling a bottle of Italian wine and a hot fruit cake al her. Counsel for the husband said his client would admit desertion, and counsel for the wife agreed to consent tO a degree on that ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
ATTACK IS IMPOSSIBLE
Destruction of Bridges Keeps Com.
 batants We'll Apart

WASHINGTON, June 1-American Consul Letcher. at the Chihuah hua rebel headquarters. informed the state department today that raj: roads and bridges between the fed eral advance posts and Chihuahua are so damaged that a serious battle could not be expected in the imme. diate future. He reported that ha had interviewed the rebel leader. Or ozco. who promised safe conduct n Americans desiring to leave Cbihua, hGa
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
RE-INTRooUcE TARIFF BILL
House Win Again Pass Measure We
 toed by Taft

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Repre- sentative Underwood, at the direction of democratic members of the ways and means committee. Te-introduced the cotton tariff revision bill, which had been vetoed by Taft The com. miuee will report favorably on the bill early next week
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

David W. Mulvane. of Topeka, a member Of the republican national committee from Kansas. said today that he expected a lively fight CD United States Senator Root as tenn porary, chairman of the srepublican n convention, but expected the action oi the subcommittee on arrangements in selecting Senator Root for the place would be approved by the complete national committee.
 "A fight over the temporary chair manship both in the national com mittee and on the floor of the con vention Is certain" said Hnlvaue.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
MAY AVOID STRIKE

LONDON. June 1.-The national executive council of the Transport Workers Federation decided today that there will be no national strike pending the result of a meeting sum moned by the government June to deal with the proposal for a joint conciliation board.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
FISHER ADVOCATES LEASES. Secretary Makes Some Startling
 Statements to Committee.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Secretary Fisher testified before the senate committee on public lands that not a single existing claim on mineral lands in Alaska could, under the present showing of facts. be allowed by the interior department. He favored the Shoot bill to lease coal lands IT Alaska and to provide a permanent coal supply for the navy.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
DOUBLE MURDERER coNFEssEs.
Breakdown Leads Prisoner to TeIl
 His Story of Jealousy.

SEATTLE, June 1.-Joseph Miller 2s, who beat Mrs. Fife Lassen, 49, to death with 9 hammer and after ward shot and killed George Felton. 2G, whom he looked upon as a rival for Mrs. Lassen's affections. broke down in jail today and confessed his crimes.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
HOMESTEAD BILL PASSES

WASHINGTON. June I.-The con. ference report on the three year homestead bill was agreed to by the house today, and it is believed the president will soon sign the measure
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
PARTNER RECENTLY INJURED.

SEATTLE, June l.--J Clifford Tur. pin, the aviator and partner of Par. malee. left for North Yakima as soon as he received the news of Parma. lees death Turpin was suffering much pain from injuries received in Thurs. days accident at Meadows when two persons were killed and many others injured by his aeroplane. He is in no condition to travel out insisted on making the trip to take charge of Par malee's body.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
ROOSEVELT'S BATTLE PLAN"
 NOW FORMED
Council of War at Oyster Bay Maps Campaign for Control of
 Convention
THREAT OF PRESENCE
 MADE BY COLONEL
Unfair Tactics Will Bring Rough Rider to Chicago by Swiftest of
 Iron Steeds

OYSTER BAY. June 1.-The Roose- welt line Of battle at the republican national convention was formed to- day. At a council of war" at Saga more Hnl, which lasted most of the day, there was mapped out a cam paign which it is hoped will result in the capture of the convention. Int first step is the organization of the Roosevelt forces through out the country It is planned to send to Chicago a week or more in advance of the convention an execu, tive committee from the states where Roosevelt delegates were elect | ed. or in which there is a contest. By | this method it is expected to mobilize ' and drill an organization that will act as a unit.
 1 As part of this plan Roosevelt del. egates from every part of the coun- 1 try will b. canvassed for views on the | temporary chairmanship in order that a harmonious agreement may be reached. Although Roosevelt has de. cided to oppose the selection of Sen. ] atOr Root and has asked Governor 1 Hadly of Missouri to be his candidate ' for the place. he indicated today he would waive objections if it seemed wiser to his supporters 10 reserve their fire to the important contests.
 Win Roosevelt Attend7
 whether the colonel will go to Chi. cago and lead the fight in person is now an open question. Roosevelt vir. tually served notice on his opponents that unaer certain circumstances he might go. He said he did not in. tend 10 go unless a grave emergen- cy in the shape of unfair play shah arise. This he said to Robert Me Cormick of Chicago. one of his wis itors today
 Two other matters were agreed upon. Every effort is to be made to have the hearings before the nation al committee to settle contests tor seats had publicly and Roosevelt sup porters will fight to obtain what they deem an equitabl distribution of con
 vention tickets Roosevelt, it is said, had been told some Of his delegat es felt the action of the national com lnittee indicated a deliberate purpose to use 10000 or 12,O00 tickets to stuf1
 gallery shouters who will try and over awe the convention by their clamor.
 OYSTER BAY. June l.-Regardins
 the result of today's conference al Sagamore Hill. nothing more definite
 was announced than that Colonel
 Roosevelt said: 'I have written Gov
 ernor Hadley in regard to the tempo rary chairmanshiH, but nothing deh-
 mite is decided about that. Delegates whom I have seen today consider the
 matter of the temporary chairman
 ship unimportant, They take the
 ground that whatever the temporary
 chairman said would represent only
 his own opinion. and opinion Of the
 national committed and in no way
 the opinion of the committee. l want
 to hear from the delegates through
 out the country before committing
 myself finally
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
Eiaht Seems Certain

date. The hearings are set for June
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

By John T. McCutcheon.

Tcopyrisht isis By John T. Mccutcheonl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22
HERE Is THE WAY
To LENGTHEA LIFE
Manager tdward- ~ Insurance Co.
Ia This city Discusses I'lant
Juice

Here Is the statement OF a promi-
uent san Antonio life insurance man
Who believes Plant Juice is one OF
fhe greatest agencies ever discovered
Tor the prolongation Of life.
This man Is K f.. Edwards. man
aser Tor the Federal Life Insurance
Company. offices 420 Central office
building His views are shared by
thousands OF others throughout Tex
as Mr. Edwards says 4 believe
Plant Juice will do more toward LEM
gthening the lives OF our people than
any article ever put up In a bottle
] Judge this from what I know OF n
personally ! feel II has added years
20 my life ] have had INDIGESTION
and stomach trouble for some time
and nov ! am cured and my stomach
is as strong as anybodys Plant
Juice has done this and I am sure
II viii help people other ways just
as effectively"
Plant Juice relieves and cures all
arrangements OF the liver. kidneys
and blood. corrects diseased cond-
lions and restores normal action The
man who Is run down and worn ont
physically will get new lease on
life from the use OF Plant Juice Try
u today and be convinced Th0mp-
sons sells n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22
MODEL DAIRY PLANT
READY At CROSBY TON

~Hr.a. f. la0F Meas
eros Hyton. oct 2I.juliau VI
Bassetts dairy is now complete aud
there Is nothing on the South Plains
that can equal h. lie now has In his
herd 500 mich COWS and Is shipping
cream. milk and butter 20 Amarillo
and AN other neighhorinc markets
The stalls are made OF cement
flooring with cutters for proper
drainage and cleaning the sides are
OF galvanized iron pipe and the feed
ing Is done automatically from feed
cars running on overhead tracks.
Nothing is wasted IN this plant The
refuse Il flooded ont and caught IN
ar immense tank where 10 is after
wards distributed for fer'ilizinr pur-
: oses Tie makes his own fee. manu-
fa,tgres ice cream. butter. cheese
,.r ne has the most up-to-date
.'hod OF washing and pleasing his
,.rsils Al immense cooler is in
dairy house. which viii hold 10000
1 nds OF ice. The plant consists %.
.t acres % land. ercat portion o..
I.h .s used al pasture and hroNs-
irr -round. wifh ah1u sH acres in
..I stuff There o. an Immeuac
milking and feeding stable three 800.
Ton si'os one immense grain house
Rec llrze houses FOR the help. tao
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22
DON'T DELAY


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troubles that lead 10 serious kidney
ailments That pain In the small
0i your back that urinary irregular
rs. those headaches and dizzy spells.
that weak weary. worn-out feeling.
may be- natures warning of dropsy or
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Gently ! got q supply Of Doans Kid
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22
YOU use CALOMEL
OR OT---READ THIS

from taking Dodson-s Liyer-Tone IL
does lust what Il is Intended to do
and no more Dodson's Liver-Tone
cannot harm either children or
srown-ups and is an excellent pre-
ven,iye OF chronic liver troubles.
Your druggist will sell YOU Dodson's
Liver Tone for so cents per bottle
and every bottle sold is guaranteed
10 lyen up the liver, and you get
YOUR money back without a question
If ID falls you Some remedies are
sold In imitation OF Dodson's Liver
Tone loo. out for them Remem-
Der the guarantee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22
BiNkRJPT SALE
Estate 81 Simeon O'Ncal. Bnnk

Ey virtue % an order OF the Ref.
cree In Bankruptcy az Amarillo
Northern District o. Texas. there VII
1c sold 90 public sale 10 the highes,
bidder for cash. between the hours
u ten o'clock A. VI. and four o'clock
p NJ on Wednesday, October 80.
ei2. az the place OF business Of sal I
Bankrupt IN the Town q Lubbock.
Texas. the stock OF goods consist
ng 81 shoes. hats and SCENTS furnish
ngs). fixtures. open accounts. real
estate and an other property belong
ne o. said estate
PERRY :. PEARSON.
Trustee of the estate o. Simeon
O. Neal Bankrupt
SEQ co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22

Chronic rheumatism contracts TIE
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20 found in BALLARD'S NOW LIN
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Price &c, soc and 800 per bottle
advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22
HEAVY SALE Of MAIZE
BEGINS At PANHANDLE

Panhandle. Tex. Oct % Bert
Turner. one 81 the tenants on one
Of the r. vs. Ware land vas the
first man 20 thresh and deliver maize
70 this market Ne commenced
threshing and deliver 1000 bushels
OF maize Friday
The maize vas sold 10 the Panhan-
die Grain Company and brought so
cents per hundrcdVaght in bulk
Sacked maize Is quoted al 50 and Sc
cents today and "a good many OF the
farmers of this Vicinity are contract
inz 20 the local buyers a. the price
and threshing machines will be
busy next week In numerous fields
around Panhandle and the rush Of
grain 20 market viii continue for
some time
New Brick block
Work on the foundation for Cleek
Bros new brick block viii be re-.
sumed Monday the cause Of the DO.
|y Loo work The pas' Few days Has
800 the lack of sand Tor fhe founda
ion The building vii he $50 by 90
and BIS located on one OF The most
desirable corners 100 the city build
ine ain bee OF brick and will be up
20 date la every particular let Pan
handle grow
To- Plant kafir and Maize
ludg" James l.. Gray and son. Mil
lard of Boulder. Colo. arrived IN
town Saturday evening 20 visit old
friends and look after business mat.
.crs They made the trip iu The
Judges ncV auto leaving Boulder
rro.day afternoon. and report q very
pleasant trip The Judge Will TIM
prove Doe four section ranch south OF.
DTS ..fs and has leased 10 10 farm .
r ana says that fields OF kafr and .
maize tIll take the place OF gralinP .
and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22

N'ntmiils with a huge reservoir and
other outhouses and build
ings II looks like small city in
Itself Following Mr. Bassetrs ex-
ample the farmers an over this
country are building silos and find
that onsilage is The very best form OF
feed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22
Then You viii Realize How Much
Better for You This safe Nege-
table Remedy VIII BE

The liver Is such a delicate organ
that most people have learned from
experience the danger OF tlogging u
into action with the dangerous drug
-calomel Nearly all drug stores
now sell and recommend Dodson :
Liver Tone. a pleasant tasting, harm
less vegetable liquid that encourages
the liver. relieves constipation and
biliousness without restriction OF
habit or diet
There are no bad after-effects
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22
'IliI COUNTY TAKES
MANY RLtE Ln.BONS

DAILY <rss
Fl1iuy.aw Tov. oct % a tole-
Fr1m from Dallas announce that
W'lo county has captured &c blue and
lf rcd ribbons In agricultural and
frrii exhibits o.: ne state fair. which
Included first and second on wheat
md first ou alfalfa Many apple pro-
w.rms were also captured Last year
Vale county got 70 first and 6 sec
o1ds
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-11
MAKES A PROTEST
Rev. James S. Clark Calls Attention
to Another Local Need.

Editor of The Banner: While
reading Miss Valentines letter with
which am sure we all most emphati
cally agree, it seemed to me that
while in the business of criticism IL
might be well to raise our voices in
protest against still another branch
OF our Public Service. Possibly such
a course might save a few more
valuable lives and incidentally per-
haps might save the company a con-
siderable expense. | should like to
be numbered among those wise men
who try to lock the barn doors be-
fore the horse is stolen.
In brief the Berkshire Street Rail-
way company is allowing a condition
of things in the Judgment of some of
MS, that continually invites ultimate
disaster. Between North Bennington
and Bennington. the tracks of this
road. for good part of the distance,
are in a bad way. The same may be
said Of the stretch Of road between
North Bennington and Hoosick Falls
or course. we do not mind being
thoroughly shaken up. for We under
stand that such a course of treatment
is good for the digestion. But we
feel rather uncomfortable mentally IL
not physically. as the car sways from
side to side and bumps along as il
leans the wrong way in making the
curve or leans first one way and then
another in taking the straight street
ches. Mental anxiety we believe is
not so good for the digestion.
We feel that we have exceptionally
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-11
REPUBLICANS IN
MAINE SPLIT
promptly
Five Tickets in Field for the
November Election.
LEGISLATURE BLICAN
Late Election Returns Do Not
Change Result-Have Majority
In Both Houses.

Portland, Me-, Sept. 11.-Maine
emerged from the state election OF
Monday, in which the republicans
were victorious, to find herself facing
another political contest with five
parties instead of four in the race for
the six presidential electoral votes
The progressive party. whose lead
ers had joined with the republicans
in Mondays election, came into be-
ing yesterday, after the announce
ment of the election of William L.
Haines for governor, three out OF
four representatives to Congress and
republican majority in the Legisla-
ture which will choose United
States senator. Former Congress
man Edwin c. Burleigh received the
republican preferential vote for sem
ator at the recent primaries. The
attitude of the progressive party was
made known by Halbert p. Gardner
national committeeman in Maine,
who said the progressives were now
a separate organization and that
they took no credit as a party for
Mondays republican victory.
The revision and addition OF some
OF the missing towns did not alter
materially the figures of Mondays
election. Revised returns for COVER
nor complete. give: Haines, repub-
lican, 70,92S; PlaistedS democrat.
81 ,905; Haines' plurality, 3O23.
Plaisted's plurality in 1910 was 5000.
Congressman Asher c. Kinds, LIST dis
trict, and Frank f. Guernsey, 4th dis
trict, republicans. were reelected by
increased majority, and Forrest
Goodwin, republican, supplanted
Congressman Samuel W. Gould, dem
ocrat, in the Sd district. The demo
cratic candidate in the I'd district.
Congressman ID. j. McGillicuddy, was
reelected
Complete unofficial legislative re-
turns last night show that there will
be % republicans TO eight democrats
in the Senate and ~ republicans and
az democrats in the House. giving
the republicans 102 on a joint ballot
and the democrats 80.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-11
HISTORIANS OF NY.
STATE HERE ON
SEPT. IS
Association Members Coming
From Saratoga Springs
WILL HAVE SPECIAL TRAIN
Preparations for Entertainment by
Committee Of Bennington cattle
Monument and Historical Society

The 14th annual meeting of the
New York Historical association is
to be held on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of next week.
The first, third and fourth day ses-
sions of the meeting are to be held
at Saratoga Springs but. the entire
day of Wednesday, Sept, IS, is to be
devoted to a trip to the Bennington
battle field and to the Bennington
battle monument
The party will leave Saratoga in a
special train at 9 o'clock in the morn
ing for Bennington. The train will
arrive at Hoosick Junction at about
1880 and the party will visit the
battle field. The trip will then be
continued to Bennington where the
party is expected to arrive shortly
before noon.
Arrangements will be made to take
the members of the association by
automobile to Old Bennington to vi
sit the monument Lunch will be
served at the Congregational church
vestry at l o'clock. This feature of
the visit to Bennington will be open
to the public. Tickets will be so
cents.
The exercise will be held at 2
o'clock and will consist of addresses
of historical nature and vocal mus
ic by male quartette in charge of
K. u. Bottom. The program is as
follows:
Quartette
Address of welcome
Response, Thomas r. Kneil
Singing by the audience. The Star
Spangled Banner"
Paper-"Relation of the Battle of
Bennington to the Battle of Sarato-
ga" Rev. Isaac Jennings. d. D., Old
Bennington.
Quartette
Address, Plea for the Closer Re
lationship of Historic Societies, "
Eugene w. Lyttle, Phi. D., Albany.
Address-"What America Owes the
Volunteers" Hon. William s. Ben
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-11

careful motormen OF something would
have happened long since. AS 1t is
it is no uncommon occurrence for
cars to leave the tracks, fortunately
thus far in places where there was
no particular danger.
We understand that good sum of
money is being expended in new cul-
verts and bridges and upon some
stretches of track but in the mean
time it would seem that the expense
would not be exorbitant which would
be required for leveling up the en-
tire track and replacing defective
ties or rails.
And, by the way, some of the cars
run are no credit to civilized COM
munity, nor a compliment to the
large patronage which the road en-
joys. Moreover some of the happy
citizens carried especially on Sat
urday nights constitute in them
selves an insult to every sober pas
senger. Very seldom is any restraint
put on anyone, whatever his conduct
may be. Personally | know that l
voice the sentiment of many both in
Bennington and North Bennington In
calling the attention of the Street
Railroad company to some of these
glaring dangers and inconvenience;
and / would suggest that the atten-
ton of the Public Service Commits
sion be brought to the unsatisfactory
conditions on the Street Railroad as
well as to those OF the Steam rail-
road. None of us wish the slightest
repetition of the recent horror.
James S. Clark.
North Bennington, VT.