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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
RTE INSTITUTE MAD
II STILL YOUNG MAN

With the money OF murdered
man. the coveted millions that trans
formed O. respected and gifted lawyer
into feud who assassinated his
best friend there has been reared IN
southern Texas. not far from llous-
ton, q MAGNIFICENT cdifice dedicated
10 The eternal quest for truth ON
the 1w'rt.uy OF this Building Is
engraved these words of bcmocritps:
Ratho would 2 discover 'ho cause
OF ono 'aF cham become king Of tho
lers.an- This structure with its
significant inscription is the center
around which others are being built,
or will later ho erected. and the wnole
Will constitute the greatest uniyer-
sitv 900 fle southwest A. the head
OF t'.s great project The William
Marsh Ri. Institute, Is PROT Edgar
OdeIl Lofst. ard 900 his shoulders
rests 'he mighty burden OF potential
achicycmerf They are the shoulders
OF an able and a youthful man. for
Prot Lo'a't is ~ the newer school
OF educators
In a cell go O NoW York state pris-
or Lawyer Albert =. Patrick. still
protesting his innocence. vainly car
RIGS on n fight for the freedom he
relinQnlshed when he murdered his
beenfactor William Marsh Rice. a
Texas millionaire He played for ri-
gantic stakes. for the Rice fortune
amounted 70 over $4,000. OO0. and
this sum, with $1,000 600 more add
ed 10 II by careful MANAGEMENT. rep
resen;s the endowment OF the ednea-
tional institution o, which Prof Low.
eft sthe president 4 little grocery
store in Springfield. Mass. was the
foundation OF the Rice fortune. In
1898 the future benetactor OF coming
generations settled in Texas and by
wise investments, anassed the mil.
lions now put 10 so good a use.
The Rice Institute was the ambl.
ton and the inspiration o, the LAT.
ter years OF Riee'F life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
PHYSICIAN OPENS
NEW HOSPITAL HERE

Or G. S. Murphy has now removed
his family 10 Amarillo. and opened
his hospital In this CITY. The hos
pital. formerly that operated by the
late lamented Dr John u. Bedford,
has been opened In the Nunn brilding
and viii be called the Amarillo Hos
pital II is the purpose Of Or. Muir
ply TO have all recognized physicians
10 practice in his establishment. This
hospital Is not the largest, but II Is
the purpose OF Or Murphy to make
II one OF the best in the southwest.
pr Murphy, formerly from Chi
cago, has been for several months In
Lubbock He located hospital there,
but afterwards determined that II
would be better to his advantage 20
come 10 Amarillo. II was for, this
reason that the change was made and
DR. Murphy comes here with the
highest recommendations The fam.
lily Of the new physician and surgeon
is domiciled az 100, Harrison street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
MAN AND WIFE FOUND
GUILTY BY JURORS

John McClung aud his wife. Fannie
McClung. were found guilty al the
conclusion OF trial Yesterday In the
federal court. upon a charge OF using
the mails TO defraud. The wife was
fined in the sum OF s2c0. while sen
tence has not been passed upon the
man.
The case Of Wallace Good versus
the Memphis Cotton oil Co. Is on
trial before the court. and will prcb-
ably be concluded this forenoon.
II is considered probable that the
case of Marie Douglas VS.. ]. p. Coll
Ter viii come up for hearing. next
after the litigation now pending.
During this term OF the court the
following attorneys have been admit
ted 20 practice In this tribunal J.
y pooley. c. s Pierson, +. f. Under
wood and c II. Yost.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
Advocates Of Bahai Movement Meet.

Washington. ~ c., April 1S.---A
number OF men prominent in politics
education. religion and labor assem-
bled In the capital today for the sec
ond annual conference Of the Persian
American Educational Society, which
IL mace up Of advocates OF the So
called Rahai movement for universal
religion, brotherhood and peace. The
conference this year Is honored by
the presence Of Abdul BAHIA, the
founder and leader OF the movement.
Senator Burton OF Ohio. Representa-
tive Sul7er OF New York. President
Gompers OF the American Federation
OF Labor. and several other men OF
national prominence are 70 address
the conference. The sessions will las:
three days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
NIGHTLY BURN THE BFACoNs.


In all ages and generations the
beacon light has been alike an In
yitatlon OF welcome a celebration OF
success. and symbol OF safety
The lighthouse on the rock-ribbod
ocean casts rs RAYS through the
murk and gloom Of the tempest and
beckons 70 the land-locked harbor
and It's surcease Of storm
The beacon lights hurnins on many
hills have ever been the signals o.
an imperillcd people against inUd-
ing hosts.
The brilAtuess OF the fires upon
thn home toarths. OF q nation has
alwaj been me beacon lich' ~ hat
nations honor ''r0Iness. patriot
ism, progress and prosperity
And so It IL with the beacon lights
OF the Texas Panhandle.
Kiiidied alike on the affairs o.
nome, prophecy and development, the
beacon lights Of the Panhandle are
of worldwide RAYS beckOninr
brc adly TO the Universe itself
Does the farmer seek fertile soil
profitable seasons, diversified crops.
prolific horves's and prompt and
profitable markets There beckons
TO kim a Panhandle beacon light
DO the family. father and mother
desire for their children alike edu-
cational and religions training Fair
and full before ;hem shineth a Pan
handle beacon light.
Does the young man. intelligent
ambitious and enrrPetic. look for an
alike lifs's opening and fruition? The
Panhandle beacon b'azeth brightly
before him
The arts aud industries o: aoricul-
ture Mechanics and the professions
areall illumined by the Panhandle
beacon. which sheds It's flame OF full
fillment upon all who labor with hand
or heart Drawn or brain
Brightly through the cloud OF time
butn the heacons of the Texas Pan
hardio and knowing not Chliyious
shroud they will eyermcre brightly
burn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Charles Klein has completed the
second act OF his dramatization Of
Rex Beachs moved The ne'er 10
Well The Authors Producing
company will give the play its first
presentation in September.
Charles Ilawtrey, who has been
putting on several plays in London
within recent seasons is shortly 70
pay America another visit with a four
weeks engagement In New York. Mr..
Hawtrey comes under the manage
ment OF the Shuberts. He will use
Dear Old Charlie"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

New York TODAY 10 meet the rescue
ship Ssnaor Bourne OF Oregon viii
ioin them tomorrow.
The subcommittee intends - sub
pceua an on the Carpathia who might
throw lIsht on the causes Of the catas-
th7ope.
Secretary Naeel OF the Depart nent
Of Commerce ana labor accompanied
] tha senator's
Committees from 10th Houses we're
today o'dered to fayorably report the
rsdlo-communiIation" bills. design
ed 10 simplify wireless teiegraphy
and 20 conserve the efficiency OF tha'
service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
SUBJ DINA FOR ALL
CtRIATHIA SURVIVORS

Wy associated Press
Washington, u G.. April lS.--With
slbpoenas for certain persons aboard
the C1rnathia. whose names have not
been disclosed Senators Smith OF
New York and Newlands Of Nevada
member o. the Senate committee
which will take first steps 10 invcsti.
gate the Titanic disaster. went TO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
BRAVEST OF THE BRAVE

Narnleon plans. A. Jena his RASH
ness and his JEALOUSY % his fellow
marshals caused him 10 advance De.
fore the other corps had taken no
their positions His isolated attack
vas defeated hy the Prussians and
Il took the united efforts Of Lannes
and Soult 20 rally his shattered bat
talions and snatch vi-ory from the
enemy Hut his personal bravery az
lena his brilliant pursuit OF the
enemy. the audaelty with which he
hluffed fourteen thousand Prussians
10 surrender az Frfui' and his cap
ture OF twentv-three thousanf pris.
ers and eight hundred cannon al
the great fortress Of MadFeburg
made ample amends for his error
Like 81 many other great French
generals Ney made his last stcnd AZ
Waterloo. and went down with
Napoleon. and The rest But his
bravery was glorious 10 witness even
.N n was Ineffective. Napoleon
steked hts last card. when he sew the
battle was about 70 be lost, and or.
dered the guard 10 make ono last e.
fort 10 crush the English infantry.
Sword IN hand. the gallant Ney led
The magnificent veterans 10 the at
tack But the fire Of the English
lines swept them down bv the hun.
dreds. Ney. the indominahlc. in vain
seeking death. was swept away BY
the mass. His clothing Ia rags.
foamlng AZ the mouth. his broken
sword In hand. he rushed from rcrpse
10 corps. trying 10 rally the rum
aways with taunts OF 'Cowards. have
sou fogotten how 20 die" At one
moment he passed d'Frlon as they
were swept along in the rush. and
screamed out 10 him ~ YOU ana '
come ogt ~ this alive dErlon. We
hall oo hanged"
Vel d would have been Tor New
II he could nave found the death he
SO eagerly sought Five horses were
shot under him, his clothes were ril-
died with bullets hut no was TO
served for n sinister fate
The marshal returned 10 Paris az.
Ter Waterloo where he was arrested.
tried and convicted aud tho sentence
of death was read 10 him on De.
cembcr Z. 1918 Tho officer erirust.
ed with the melancholy duty con-
menCed 10 read his titles prince ~
Moskowo, Duke Of Fichingen. etc.
Rut the marshal emf him short
Why con not Won simply say.
..' New once q French soldier
and soon To b. "a uoai ..
At S o''lock In the morning the
marshal, with n grim step was con-
veyed to the place Of execution. To
tho officer who was prepared 10
bandage his eyes he said Are yo,.
ignorant that for twenty-five wears
] have been accustomed 20 face hoth
ball and bnl.et'' Then taking or
his hat. he said II declare before
Cod and man that 7 have revcr be-
trayed NY country MAY my death
render her happy Viva Ia France"
Then turning to the soldiers he gave
the word. Soldiers. fire"
Thus. IN the forty-seventh year.
the Prince Of Mosknwa. a peasant's
son, but nov immortal as the BRAY.
est o. the Brave and his marnifl.
cent record ~ hard fighting will a..
WAYS appeal 70 those who loye ro-
nance. No monuments we're allow.
cd 10 be erected in France 10 his
honor. hut as he died. thousands Of
prayers were said for the beloved
marshal Hts grave In the great
cemetery Of Pere la Chaise although
devoid OF a monument. is covered
with the strong and beautiful French
wv. and ~ visited bv thousands o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

Five members OF the great smith
family now occupy seats in the Init
ed States senate. They are William
Alden Smith CT Michigan, John Wal
tor Smith Of Maryland. Ellison d
Smith Of South Carolina. liokc
Smith Of Georgia and lark Smith Of
Arizona.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

Leavenworth, Kan. April lN.--
Public school teachers from many
counties rounded up here today for
the annual convention Of the North
epst Kansas Teachers, association.
The sessions will continue two days
md will have as speakers many edu-
Gators Of wide prominence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
Gidcons Want 1000 Rlhle..

Grand Rapids. Mich, April pa
campaign 20 raise funds sufficient
for tho purchase OF 5000 pjbles was
launched here today at the annual
convention OF the Michigan Gideous,
or association OF Christian travelling
men II is promised 10 place one
Of the bibles In sach guest room in
every hotel In western Michigan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
ADVANCE DEMAND HEAVY FOR
TRADES EXCURSION EDITION

as anticipated the Trades Excursion edition Of Tally New
Is assuming greater proportions than a planned
Already orders for extra ccDes anil
the News gives advertisers
circulation.
special Interest attaching this edition by both ami
individuals The Traies ENour>on will most
oonpte and comprehensive OF Amarillo published and
WI" posses particular interest the nonresident Amarillo
The very magnitude of getting edition sire and
character onpc the business insist thai
copy for display advertisements furnished should you
wish Information relative representative viii
he pleased call a your request
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

Willie-"My pa is a great man.
Hes a doctor an he makes me we'll
by givin me tiny little pill" Bill
lie-"That's nothin; mines heal
or. lie cures me by the layfn on OF
the hands"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

fired 70 intlmidaie some Storage pas
sengers who tumbled into the life
boat before n Vas ready 10 launch.
Oracle said that John Jacob Asicr
devoted all his energies 10 saving his
Young bride who was 10 delicate
health.
"Astor helped us In our efforts O.
set Mrs Aston into the boat ] lifted
her into boat and Astor was re-
luested 70 20 with her by the second
officer Astor replied Net a man
shall go on that boat until all the
women are OFF.
Astor then turned "a the task OF
clearing other boats. and reassurna
lir.ghtened women. Then the ship be-
ran 20 list and the second officer or
dered all 10 rush TO starboard, which
thew Old, and found the crew, q, inp
70 get the boats off az that quarter "
Oracle said that when the shin
struck the passengers were bu little
alarmed and poked over the matter
4 dozen equally thrilling stories
are being told tonight and the telling
will continue for weeks 10 come.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

FOR SALE-At snap II sold qu.ck
furniture complete for S-voom house.
good boarding and roominc mouse
proposition. Address quick M-K-ls9
Daily News 1ii,fc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

FOR sALE--Two fine White Leg.
horn cockerels, cheap II sold II once
also eggs at 81 for ~. n. r. Null
drom Canyon, Tex. IA Or
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

WANT TO RENT - Modern fiye-room
house in good condition Phone iaa
Ia %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

WANTED-To rent piano: must be
IN good condition. Apply Maenolia
hotei. lii &C
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

WANTED Lady cook wares $50
per month. board and room. Apply
Newsom, Amarillo Employment
Agency. IA sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
nirl Iikr IIernee


She declared .ha, Major Archibald
Hutt and Colonel John Jacob As'or
lied like heroes
The most distressing stories ara
given bv the experience o. passen-
rers u the lifeboat with J. Bruce
lsmaN president OF the Information.
al Mercantile Marie. and owner Of
the White Star Enc. who was amons
those saved.
Vice President Franklin and Unit.
ed States Seator Smith of the White
Star Line. held a conference in tie
cabin Of tie Cdrpathia soon after
the pass. -. came ashore Smith,
when he came ous, OF the cabin. SAID
that ne had no power to subpoena
witnesses now, but would hegin in
vestir;tion into the cause OF the loss
OF the Tirtanic at the WaldoIf-As
toria Hotel tomorrow. lie announced
that Mr.. lsmay consented TO appear
at the hearing Senator Smith de-
clined to say what spec lsmay said
the ship was making when struck.
In stateemnt tonight Ismay said:
In the Presence and under the
shadow Of catastrophe overwhelm-
ing my feelings are too deep for
words, and ! can only say that the
White Star officers will do every
thing that is humanity possible TO al
leviate the suffering and sorrow OF
relatives CT those who persisted. ]
heartily welcome the most complete
INQUIRY. ! must defer making any
further statement at this time"
lsniay said Informally that he left
the Titanic IN the last boat nthe
starboard side
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

George 4 smith a suryIyo; said
that he saw Captain Smith IN the
water he was standing on the deck
al alone Once he was swept down
by a wave. hat recovered his feet
Then as the boat sank, he was
knocked down by a wave and disap-
pegrei from view.
Mrs Churchill Candee was taken
frou the Carpathia with both legs
broken SIZE was injured in retting
into q lii, boat She declared that
most OF the men saved were 7'ckei
1p fro mthe water, having plrussd
overheard after the lifehoats had
been launched
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

WANTED -Poy II or Is years OF
age; must be industrious: good
steady boy who is acquainted with the
streets OF the city. Apply at store
VI c. Landlord Furniture Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

WHITE ROCK FOR SALE have
pne cock, 22 months old. bought OF
~. H. Fishcel Indiana. at S12. and
10 hens same are also one cockSrel
and pnilels all for sale at S25fo.b.
Canyon, II sold at once. John A.
Wallace, Canyon Texas. l4a 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

WANTED-Some one TO put down
well and take pay s25 per month.
u. II. j., care Daily News. l4tsp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RFNT-Market fully equipped
and connected with grocery: low
rent; fine opening for practical and
energetic market man Apply sta
Cash Grocery. SOC W. Ninth. IA Sc
STRAYED From Cullen's boarding
barn one brown horse, with white
strip on face weight SCOUT 1900
pounds; had on halter with rope tied
around neck Reward for return TO
Cullen's barn or Fitzpatrick 'sNfarn.
southeast Of Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-19

inferred a. second-class matter at
Ne postoffice at Amarillo. Texas.
Hslsr the act OF March 3, 1879.
The evening world., 1912-04-20

stationary targets. clay bird and run
ming deer targets: swimming n div
ing, men and women; 0reco-Roman
wrestling: yaoht racing. several classes;
game shooting. mountain climbing. tug
OF war. In how mani of these vents
beyond straight track and field sports
this nation shall be represented depends
on the Size Of the public's fund. which
the committee says must total SEC. 1000 be-
fore there will be any assurance OF the
success OF the enterprise.
Payments are already being made on
the Red star liner Finland. which IL un.
der charter to carry the American team
to Stockholm. The Titanic horror had
the immediate effect OF causing the
transportation committee to look into
the li~fe-saving facilities Of the craft,
and they quickly assured themselvsr
that they are adequate. They found
she Is equipped with lifeboats and RATS
sufncient TO accommodate 81. which will
be more than enough. as there will be
but few over 800 passengers and crew
aboard when the Finland sails for the
games June II. The boat Is scheduled
to arrive At Stockholm Juns %. the
opening day OF the Olympiad. In ample
time for the athletes to become &C.
ciimated before there are put on the
events In which the athletes will par
t!cipate.
or late there has been growing IN
terest among American athletes In the
Pantathlon and Decathion. which are
important features Of the Oiympisd.
These are events for ~"aii-around'' ath-
letes; tho individuals competing having
to be proficient In fve events In the
P~entathlon and ten In the Decathion.
The former comprises the runninng
broad jump. throwing the j~avelin. 90
metres runs throwing the discus. l.5o(
metres run. The Decathlon comprises:
100 metres; running broad Jump: putting
the weight; running high jump: 700 me
tres: hurdle race: throwing the discuss
pole vault; throwing the 1avelin. 1900
metres. The tryouts for these Will be
held At LELAND stanford. May 10; Evans
ton. May - ana Cambridge. May q.
The evening world., 1912-04-20
POWERS & POLLOK
LOSE CONTROL Of
6DAY BIKE RACE
New Club, the Garden A. c.,
to Have Charge of Next
DEFENDERS Affair.

General Pat Powers and debonair
Harry Pollok will not conduct the six.
day bike race In the Garden this year.
and II 10 doubtful u they will EVER do 10
again. New hands are going to have
charge OF the snsir. ~ the " P.s
have been forced out.
Tn. c.-d.r r. h.. ,.,..a ~. ~.
-.s,,...,-
49,. - ~
" '" ~'"" anu '"eS nave 'een
negotiating with the men VINO control
the cycling gams for talent for the racs
next December. 1t 10 understood tina,
an agent has been sent to Europe q
! sign up stars.
power, ana POLLOK h.v. cor,-o,,.d ~.
-, u.. .v. -
The evening world., 1912-04-20
America VIII Probably Send
Some Women Athletes to
Compete at Stockholm.

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sent 'hs oS "s' ~s~s''
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Fne ara's.s' w"~ IVY 70 maze the
.rip 70 ".se HresaS se'e'su
Gown 70 aceve os'n'ns 'or tns tryoots'
VINO" are nov WI 10" woexs on Ahe
nrst VIII Do tns racine COAST enmina-
uons. wh'ch "" oe he'o ~ Leland stan
tord universl'y' Ce"torhla' may L. On
June y the Centrai ana Eastern tryouta
VIII DO held q EVANSTON H.. INK the
Harvard Stadium. Cambridge. Mas.
respectively. Shortly thereafter the
American COMMITTEES Will select the msu
who viii oompets undsr the American
colors.
The evening world., 1912-04-20
Red Murray Practically Beats
Dodgers Single-H Handed by
His Batting and Fielding.
By z.

q PEED In the legs counted two uns
for the Giants and speed In the
arm prevented two for Brooklyn.
That switches the score more than
enough TO give New York the opening
game and. above all things. proves that
speed IL now the paramount Issue In
tho national pastime.
II II true that Mathewson pitched .
wonderful game and but for errors by
himself and Nsrkis would have scored
. shoutout. Il 10 also true that Big
Six broke . i~ons.standing record By
winning . ball game after . pressntA-
ton. Another record . established
when Umpire Finneran made three
wrong decisions In succession. one Of
them being so bad that Riglsr. the
umpirs.in.chfef. had to correct him. but
that 10 neither here nor there 10 long
~ the Giants started of their season
at home with . victory.
The main point ct issue II that the one
mar who has been criticised and be.
rated more than any player on the
championship club came forward ~ the
hero Of the day and practically won the
game single handed. Gentlemen. we
take pleasure In introducing Mr.. Jack,
alias Red" Murray
MURRAY SENT IN FIRST TWO
RUNS FOR GIANTS.
To begin with, this Titian.hairsd
youth smacked . single over second
that sent in the first two n Later
The evening world., 1912-04-20

he bangsa out another that sent snod-
grass across the rubber with the third
one. Then he driftsd into the spectacu-
lar. his main event being a throw from
deep right asld. after getting Daiy'a
SINCE. that blotted out Moran's run for
Brooklyn. Moran was on second At the
time and IL q very fast runner. Know
ing this Murray shot the ball to Meyers
on q line and took no chances on risk
Ing q bounce. II was by far the pref
test throw Of the season n nipped q
rally In the bud
In the seventh inning Murray added
to his laurels BY taking Northen's single
to right and throwing paubert out al
third. 1t looked Hike an hsy chance FOR
Daubert to 20 from FIRST to third on =
single to right. but Jake had reckoned
without hat whip1ke wing Of the red
haired right fielder.
That In itself 10 enough to show why
the Giants. with about an equal num-