davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The oasis., 1912-09-28
Publication.
Serial No. O1s969)

United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona. Aug. l9, 1912. Notice is hereby given that Adolph w. Lautz. of Phoenix, County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, the legal assignee of Henry B. Worrell, has filed in this office his application to enter under the provisions of section 2S06 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, the following described land, viz: WA sWl4, 4ot 3 Section ls, Township 2l-South Range 9East, G. X S. R. Meridian. Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described. or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant should file their affdavis of protest in this office on or before the 29th day of September. 1912. FRANK H. PARKER.
 First Publication August 3l 1912
 Last Publication September 28, 1912.
The oasis., 1912-09-28

pay lCCS dS IcSuldltu III lut Olu statute. A new law regarding probate matters makes the costs less than onethird than formerly.
 Globe Silver Belt: J. Watt Hogue, the well known real estate man, has secured the Edward Arhelga place on the Globe Miami road for the purpose of turning it into tourist sanitarium. The spot is half way between Globe and Miami and adjoins the Golden Ranch. In an interview regarding bis plans Mir. Hogue said: "I intend to use this ranch and probably others, about 400 acres in all, on which to erect a tourist sanitarium. This would be an ideal spot for a sani- tarium of this kind. It lies in the center of very active country. In the middle of winter you can go 100 miles to the west and find per petual summer. In the middle of summer one hundred miles to the east is perpetual winter. Forty miles to the north is the great Roosevelt lake where one may fish the year round, and the lake in the fall is black with fowl 1 hope to interest eastern and local capi- talists in the proposition as it would be money-maker and would attract hundreds of tourists ,
 Arizona Republican: The trip of the Arizona state land commits sion throughout the eastern DOT tion of the state in new Apper- son automobile purchased for that especial purpose has turned out to be not all aimless wandering. Since the departure of the commission with the complete camp outfit and it's 1900 pounds gross weight a visit has been made to the Fort Grant military reservation and the selec- tion of two thousand acres of the land of that reservation made upon which the new state industrial school will be located. It was understood when congress by re- cent enactment appropriated the parcel of land from the military reservation for the purposes of the industrial school, that the selection would be made so that twenty nine buildings located there would be included. This means the state will have the location of the school with but little outlay for the erec ton of buildings. The present structures are not all in the bes of repair but they can be put ir splendid shape at but little ex
 plense.
The oasis., 1912-09-28
ARIZONA NEWS.
An interesting Column of Items Culied
 From Exchanges.


 ordered new sawmill which will be established on his ranch south of Maine as soon as 1t arrives. MT. Ross lives in big belt of Univer- sity timber which is considered the best in the mountains and is organ izing company to cut and market timber from that section of the forest.
 Parker Post: Mohave Bill, aged about 70 years, and one of the best known Indians of the Mohave tribe. dropped dead last Monday. The deceased was among the most prominent of the tribe, and in every important step taken by the Indians for the past thirty years his advice and counsel were always sought by his tribesmen. His pass. ing has created great mourning among the Indians. The usual cremation ceremonies over the remains were held Monday night.
 Coconino Sun; In speaking of St. Johns, Gilbert k. Greer secre- tary of the Apache County Live Stock Association says: We are just waking up here and in the next few years will be one of the most prosperous communities of the new state. The large Lyman reservoir is now completed and some 5000 acres of land will be put under cultivation next year, i'm mediately adjoining St. Johns on the west and most of the canals and ditches are now constructed. "
 Arizona Gazette It is an ac- cepted fact that the rank and per sistent growth of Johnson grass is one of the worst things with which the rancher has to deal, and if the device which has been invented by D. w. Sullivan proves to be the success which he claims it is, it will be possible for everyone to rid hls land of this pest. The machine used by Mr. Sullivan consists of a boiler for generating steam and a set of hollow points, about twelve  inches long, which are attached to the boiler with hose. The ma chine is placed in bunch of John. son grass, and the steam is allowed to pass through the points, soften ing the ground and making it pos Slbe for the points to sink into the ground from their own weight The steam penetrates the ground to such a depth that the longest roots of the grass are reached, and completely cooked, taking iron two to three minutes, according to the dryness of the soil. For the roots near the surface the flange is used to hold the steam in the ground.
 Tucson Citizen: Going into effect Saturday a new law govern Ing court expenses will make costi less in some instances and worl peculiarly in other instances Under the old law when a plaintiff hled suit in the superior court h, paid to the clerk the sum of $10 The defendant paid $5. If the cos never amounted to these two sum respectively, the difference in casl was returned to the litigants. IL other words they got rebate Under the new law they pay th same sums, but get nothing back i the money is not all used. But i lne eXnpnGn apnOnnfC fO mora h.
The oasis., 1912-09-28

has been reached the litigants must open their pocketbooks again and pay fees as regulated in the old statute. A new law regarding probate matters makes the costs less than one-third than formerly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
CHING HWA NEW
REPUBLIC NAME
Official Title Bestowed on
Liberated China Form
ally Announced
UNITED STATES ADVISED
LEGATION FURNISHES STATE
DEPARTMENT WITH TELE-
GRAM FROM PEkING To
THAT EFFECT.


Washington d. c.. Feb. lS.--
Ching Hwa is tho official name that
will be given to the new Chinese re
public.
Ching Hwa means Chinese.
Formal announcement OF the pass
ing OF the dynasty which has ruled
China for three hundred years and
the erection OF a republic on its ruins
was made at the State Department to
day by the Chinese legation, which
furnished copy OF an official tele'
gram to that effect from Peking.
The State Department will instruct
its officials in China TO do business
in a provisional way with Yuan shl
Kai IN the north and President Sun
in the south, until complete fusion OF
the two elements is effected. when
the regular government OF all China
will be duly recognized.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
MIDLAND JUDGE
SOME MILITANT
AdjOurns Court, Licks Com.
missioner, Then Calls
to Order Again
sneeial TO Daily New.


Midland, Tex, Feb. l3.-Judge !
II Knowles laid aside judicial dig
nifty today for ten minutes hero t.
day while he beat up a man who had
called him a liar
Judge Knowles, who is resardcd
as the mildest OF mer. vas presi l.
ing at session OF the county com
missioners court. A dispute over q
land deal arose Knowles had lust
remarked the case was unimportant
and should be passed
Commissioner Julius Driver stond
up shook his list and exclaimed
You're liar. Judge"
Just a second gentlemen. pardon
me" said the mild Judge in dialect
tones This court is adiournoi TEN.
porarily until lick this man" aud
the judge did lick him lie knocked
him down before the big commits
sioner realized what was happening
Judge Knowles stepped blithely bach
to his bench desk and said, "Cour,
Is again in session gentlemen Ls
ns have order fine mysei; ter
dollars for fightiag."
The lard des. was passed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
BEATS LILLIAN
RUSSELL GAME
Sixteen. .year-Old at Fort
Worth Takes Hubby
Number Four
Special to Daily News,

Special TO Daily News
Fort Worth. Tex, Feb. l3.-l.ilI
lian Russell's matrimonial record Is
at last beaten. Three times married
and divorced. Mrs. A. NJ. Lewis. aged
l6 years and months. today took
out a leap year license and married
for the fourth time. Husband num-
ber Four had been Husband Number
Two.
When Mrs. Lewis went with her
mother for the license today she
stumbled over several OF her pre-
vious names, but finally hit upon the
right one Then she said to the
clerk: What in the world are yon
laughing at don't see anything
funny"
The girl was first married just
before she had reached fifteen 10
George Anderson. This was as far
back as 1910. Originally she was
Miss Minnie Dooiey. but that was so
ibhS dSh Aidl Hht udlulA lfIllNN'l0
the name. She lived happily they
always live happily with number
one for three months, then there was
a divorce In the summer of the
same year she married u. II. Glass,
and as mis- name implies, he had to
be handled with care. but the care
was too great for the girlish bride
and as he wouldn't work, she Sc
cured another divorce. Then 4. NJ.
Lewis. a railroad clerk. heard her
musical voice over a telephone. lie
looked her ur and after weeks
courtship they were married but the
craft they set out in was unseawor-
thy and II too was wrecked, leaving
Mrs. Lewis stranded.
But along came Glass Just two
days afterwards and vowed ne would
keep steadily at work She allowed
herself to be rescued and Mrs. Glass
said today she believed the fourth
knot would be the last.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
CHINESE MASSES ARE
INDIFFERENT To CHANGE

Ry Associated Press
Peking. Feb. l3.-Indlfferenco OF
the Chinese masses TO form a new
government is evident in the capital
They accept the news OF a republic
without the slightest demonstration
favorable or .nfayorable. Not the
slightest difference is apparent on
the streets, and no bunting is al
played. -
Abdlcation OF the Chinese throne
Is not taken into consideration. ow.
ine TO the celebration OF Chinese
New Year on February is.
Chinese office holders ae conf.
dent that Yuan controls the political
situation. and believe that the south
Will accept what he offers. The south
mas not yet sign.fied its acceptance
of the proposed coalition. however.
Yuan, officially informed the for
eien legations today that the thron"
had instructed him TO form a repub-
'ican government. which for the time
being will continue to be carried on
with his former cabinet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
NO INTERVENTION
RUMORs FOOLISH
State Department Advises
u. S. COnsuls in Mexico
to Make Denial
By Associated Press.

ny fNs.ieh@tcu Nltee
Washington, ID. c., Feb. lS.-ln.
structions OF the State Department;
sent today TO almost every American
consular officer In Mexico and to the
embassy in Mexico City were:
You are authorized officially to
deny through the local press and au-
erwise all foolish stories of interven-
ton. Nothing is further from the
intentions of the government of the
United States, which has the SINGER.
est friendship for Mexico and thd
Mexican people. to whom II hopes
will soon return the blessings OF
peace, and which Is not concerned
with Mexico's internal political af.
fairs, and demands nothing but re-
spect and protection for American
life and property.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
TEN-yEAR-OLp hoy
SAVES FAST TEAM

Special to Daily New,
visalia. Cal, Feb. BE. Forest
German, the lc-year-old son Of j.
b. Gmroan of Tamusa saved the lin
tied Santa Fe train from certain de-
struction when he discovered a bro
ken rail while walking home from
school
Young German ran home and told
his father of the broken rail. and
German. Sr., with a lantern. took up
a position beyond the break and half
an hour later tagged the fast train.
Members OF the train crew made
emergency repairs which carried the
train over the break safely. Con-
ductor Evans stated that the prompt
ness OF the lad saved the train from
destruction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
SEVEN DIE IN
DAKOTA WRECK
Thirty Others Injured On
Great Northern Near
Devils Lake
~ Associated Pres,

~ NNNoflstcN lfcst
Devils Lake. y. d. Feb %. sew
en- known dead and thirty injured
is the toll OF n wreck on the Great
Northern Oriental Limited at Doy1n.
sixteen miles east Of here at nine
O'Clock tonight Ten coaches left he
track and went down steep om-
hankment turning over twice Q he
details viii not be known until morn
ing. The names Of the dead and n.
iured are unknown here.
\ relief train with every available
undertaken and physician was hur-
ried 60 the scene of the wreck. lo'v-
inr here thirty minutes after word
was received The train which eft
here at three O'Clock was due az 81
Paul at a. IN the morning No
telegraph nor telephone service H.
near the sccne of the wreck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
GOMEZ Is PROCLAIMED
PRESIDENT BY REBELS

~ Associated Press.
Torreon. Feb. l3.--Rebels In the
Laguna district, estimated at one
thousand in number. today formally
proclaimed Emilio Vasquez Gomez
president OF the republic, with Raj
ael Cara Adalpe vice president, and
demanded the surrender Of this city.
The demand was not taken serious
~ here, and II is believed that the
garrison viii resist attack.
Today vasQuistas robbed the Am
erican Shelters Securities company
at Terreros and the Penoles Mining
company at Mapimi both Americah
concerns.
Many American women and chill
dren are ready to leave on the first
train sent north.
Chinese. fearing a massacre simi-
lar to that OF last spring, are also
fleeing to frontier towns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
EDOSENEl To SPIik
At ONO CONVENTION

NN NNHntiafcl fffNN
Columbus. Ohio. Feb. Form
or President Theodore Roosevelt win
address the dc'rsatcs attending th'
Ohio fourth constitutional coa,en-
tion ON Wednesday Fob .i In h,,
letter o. acceptance Col Roosevelt
said:
II have been declining an invita-
tions 10 speak hut this seems 20 me
not SO much an invitation 90 speak
as q request thar help the repre-
ser'ativcs " q great state who arc
cncacod in doing the greatest and
most fundamental piece Of govern
mental work on behalf ~ the O.U.
ycrs OF that state. and under such
circumstances O. Is both a duty arl q
pleasure % accent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
STREET MURDER
CAUSES FURORE
Jealous Divorced Husband
Kills Former Wife's
Accepted Suitor
ARREST FRANK K|RKLEN
SHOOTING IN FORT WORTH ON
CROWDED TIOROCGiIFAEE
UNDER CLARE OF LIGHTS
STAkTS rANIC
Special to psils New.


Fort Worth, Tex. Feb. 1l.-Jeal-
Gus because his former wife vas en-
gaged to marry tomorrow Frank
kirken, aged 2E. at eight O'Clock to-
nicht shot and killed Eugene Stay
ton. also aged 2S, at Eighth and Main
streets under the glare of electric
lights. while the street was crowded.
A panic followed
Slayton's bride-to-be, Fay Wood
ward, was with him when they we're
aocosted by Kirklen. without a word
kirklen drew a big Colts revolver
from a hip pocket and fired once.
putting a bullet in Slayton's bre1st
Death was almost instantaneous.
MY God. he has killed Eugene"
cried the woman, then swooned.
Kirklen walked TO his room near
by and telephoned for The police 10
come for him. Last night Slayton
and the former Mrs. Kirklen went 10
Justice of the Peace Maben 10 marry
bat at the last moment the woman
backed out, saying she was afraid
her brothers would kill her. Her
fears were later overcome and the
marriage was to have taken place to-
morrow.
Justice Maben held the inqucs,
over Slayton's body.
The Woodward woman Is 25 years
old and has been married four tlmee.
She was divorced from Kirhien last
September. slayton Is IN electrician,
and Kirklen Is a collector for biz
furniture house. All OF the Wood
ward woman's former husbands are
still living. Tonight K.rklen retus.
ed to discuss the tragedy. excep, N
say ne was justified lie is hold
without bail.
The shooting occurred directly op-
posita tho Metropolitan Hotel where
the Foyce-Sneed tragedy took place
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
ARRESTS TODAY
DECLARED [SURE
Men Charged With Dyua-
mite Conspiracy to be
Taken in Custody

Nv Associated Press
Indianapolis. Ind. Feb l3-Unit
ed States District Attorney Mile;
said tonight that the arrests OF nifty
four men. indicted in the dynamite
conspiracy eases we're set for to
morrow.
The arrests certainly may be
looked for tomorrow. said Miller.
The reason they did not take place
today cannot be revealed
Arrests are expected In several ci'.
les not before mentioned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
REBELLION OVER
MEXICO SPREADS.
Dispatches Received at Cap.
ital Indicate General
Outbreak Renewals
SEVERAL STATES OVERRuN
IOOTING AND RAiDING MARKS
REBEL ACTIVITIES, FIRE
QUENrLY TO CRIES OF
VIVA ZAPATA

BY Associated Press
Mexico City, Feb. ~. Spread OF
rebellion in Mexico is shown by dis
patches received here tonight.
Rebels have overrun the Lasuna
district in Coahuila. and have ap-
peared In the states Of Durango, Zac-
atecas and Guanajuato.
In the south the Zapatistas con-
tinue their campaign and In Guer-
zero followers OF Jesus Salgado are
showing considerable activity.
In the state of Durango the rebel
ranks have been filled mostly by
field hands. who have Joined in loot
ing haciendas where they have been
employed.
In the state of Zacatecas the rebel
outbreak is characterized by raidlng
and lootlng, in many instances to
the cry OF viva Zapatista.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
FREE LIST GOODS N
TARIFF BILL PLAN

ny associated rfrss
Washington N. G.. Feb l3-Pro-
visions OF the chemical tariff rey.s.
icr bill, prepared by Democratic
members of the Wavs and Means
committee of the house. we're mad,
public today. puts the followIur on
the free list. acids copper sulpn1tc,
horaN charcoal and bone black, coal
tar and some NJ its prodlcts. iron
sulphate. Paris grccn. london rrrri.
phosnhorus, sheen dip. stry,hu.nc.
sulphur In all forms, talcum and
practically al drugs. also beans
harks. berries. f.hcrs. roots. etc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
J,'RN SELECTION IN
MAPLE CASE SLOW

Nv Associated Press
Los Angeles, Cal, Feb Ia After
questioning talesmen all day in tho
trial Of A. II. Maple, the second of a
trio Of union men accused OF con.
spring to dynamite the city hall rec
ords on September 10, 1910, only
one juror was agreed upon.
The second trial OF Bert Conners.
indicted with Maple, is set for April
ls
Ira Bender, the third man indict
ed. will he tried after the presen
trial Is concluded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
boundary Commission Meets

Sc Paul. MINI. Feb. lS.-The
Joint committee OF the Wisconsin and
Minnesota legislatures, appointed to
settle boundary differences between
the two states, held meeting at the
Capitol here today The principal
matters for the consideration Of the
joint committee are the State bound
airy lines on the St Louis river. and
in Lake pepin on the Mississippi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
Drinks Hair Tonic and Dies

Special to liaily News
Huntsville Tcy.. Feb IA l.fe-
time convict. sent from Newton Gun
~. twelve years since. died Friday
uirht from drinking n portion ~ air.
tonic secured In the penitcntiary har-
her shon. Whccr he served Whether
he swallowed the dose with su.c tai
intent or drank u on account of he
stimulating effect of sowe dru- !.
contained Is dchatahlc question
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
.ARMORY UNDER
MILITIA GUARD
Attempt Made to Steal
Rifles and Ammunition
at San Diego

san Diego. Cal. Feb. l3.-Coast
articilery militia tonight are guard
ing the San Diego armory Of the
National Guard OF California. fol-
lowing discovery Of two attempts 10
break open the building and steal a
CONSIGNMENT OF new rifles. just issued
to the artillerymen.
Plans started for an insprrection
In Lower California are believed by
the police and military authorities 10
be behind the plot
The armory contains. heSider ri.
files. a large consignment ~ ammu-
milton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
TARIFF BOARD FUND
NOW RUNNING Low


Washington. Feb l3.-The tariff
boards money is running so low
that 1t may not this year be able 10
investigate the ron and steel sche-
dule. which is already under revision
by Congress, The leather investiga-
tion now under way probably will
use up all the boards present appro-
priation.
A supplemental report on the wool
schedule, dealing principally with
blankets and carpets will be made in
a few months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
ThFT SIGNS FIFTY
WARS NFIER DAVIS


rv Associated Press
Phoenix. Arig. Feb i3 when
President Taft sirus tho proclamation
admitting Arizona into the sisterhood
OF states next "Wednesday. the ocrc.
u1uv hy way " coincidence Will
mark the Ntticth anniversary Of thc
Torritory's admission into the South.
crn Coufc lcracy
on Feb 18th. lSGo. jefferson M.
Wis issued @ proclamation 20 this ef-
f..t lut Arizona ueNor actually he.
.Ioc q uawnor of the Conieda daracv
\ column OF Federal troops was sent
u'o Arizona from California. and on
Fob. "a q year later. President Lin.
coin signed the pro lawation con,
fJrr'ur territorial government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
TENAS REPUBLICANS
TO MEET IN DALLAS

Austin. Tex. Feb. l3-The fol-
lowing call has been issued
"To Members OF the Executive
Committee. Texas Progressive Re
publican League. A meeting of the
executive committee is hereby called
10 meet in Dallas, Tex, on Thurs
day. Feb. %, 1912 All members
are urgently requested to be present
In the event you are unable to at
tend please send your proxy To me
at the Orienta Hotel at Dallas
W. h. BRUSH, State Chairman"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
RAILWAY EXTENSION
FROM JACkSBORO PLNNNEI

Special - Daily News
Weatherford. Tex, Feb. lS.-The
Gulf. Texas and Western Railway
company viii make an extension
from Jacksboro twenty-five miles
southeast to point near Oren OF
salesville and connect with the Wea.
thorforG. Mineral Wells and North
western
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
Gus Rubin Dead.
~ Assnciaied Press.

By associated Press
New York. Feb. iS.-Gus Rubin.
the famous pugilist Of a decade ago
and conqueror of Tom Sharkey and
others. died suddenl YIN the Cafe
Brooklyn tonight from stroke OF
apoplexy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14

NATIONAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE SHAPED
. BY Assoeiated Pres.

Ry Associated Press
New York. Feb. l3.-The :
National League baseball sche- I
d'Ile for 1912, providing for I
l54 games was adopted and
made public tonight at a meet I
ing of the club owners here. Z
The season opens April /! ard I
closes October s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
' +++++++++++.++
PALZER TOO STRONG
FOR SAILOR WHITE
By Associated Press

ny Associated Press
New York. Feb. l3.-Al Pal
) zer. far too strong for Sailor
} White. knocked him out with
a heavy rightto the jaw in the
fifth OF a scheduled ten-round
bout here tonight Mike, Glib
; bons won q ten round bout
from Freddie Hicks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-14
WEATHER

Local Forecast.
Generally fair Wednesday.
Yesterdays temperature.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-16

No Women in Jap Universities.
There are two imperial universities
in Japan, but women are admitted to
neither.