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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
Zapalistas Blow Up Passen.
ger Train and Kill
Passengers
AMERICAN CONDUCTOR
AFTER SACkING BAGGAGE AND
EXPRESS CARS THE KILLED
WERE PILED ON WRECK
AND BURNED.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
Mexico City, July 20.-More than
sixty were killed and many more
wounded during an attack by the "a
patistas on a passenger train between
here and Cueranayaca, Morelos, early
today.
Zapatastists numbering five hun
dred placed a mine under the rail-
road tracks which exploded as the
locomotive passed over II. The zapa-
tistas suddenly sprang up from all
sides and poured murderous fire in
TO the train.
The first objects of attack were
two Federal lieutenants and one cap
tain and a military escort who were
riding in a second-class coach.
The Federals quickly returned the
fire but their efforts were futile. The
entire escort with an exception OF five
wounded and two escaped were kill
ed.
Thirty passengers riding In second
class coaches were Killed and many
wounded.
Conductor Allen. an American, Is
not expected to live.
After the train was swept by fire
the Zapatistac rushed on the stricken
victims and began killing the wound
ed.
priest who was unhurt, pleaded
with Deloa. the rebel leader. to stop
the slaughter and It ceased.
After sacking the express and bag
gage cars the rebels poured oil on
The cars aud put the bodies OF the
dead In them and set fire to the train.
When a relief train arrived there
was nothing but debris and a few
persons. most OF whom were wound
ed, 10 tell the tale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
Prisoner Attempts suicide.

Dallas, Tex. July 20.-Recently
convicted on charge OF robbery with
firearms and sentenced 10 five years
confinement In the State penitentiary
Ruby Perry. aged p attempted sui
eide In the county Jail yesterday
morning. using a razor. and making
three large gashes In his throat. n
was prevented from further mutilat-
ing himself by his cellmate. Irish
O'Malley, who grabbed Perry and
held him until help could reach him
OMalley said Perry had acted
strangely on several occasion and the
night previous almost had 6Onyul-
sions Perry had just carefully
shaved himself. and with the remark
Here goes nothing. made three
quick slashes In his own throat lie
bled profusley Perry was quickly
removed 10 the hospital ward and the
Jail surgeon summoned lie pro-
nounced the young man painfully but
not seriously injured.
Perry was convicted In judge
Seay's court on a charge OF robbery
with firearms. it being alleged that
he. In company with Oney Bumpart.
held up the motorman and conductor
on the san Iacinto street car on TIE
night Of December .. 1911. The
principal witness against Perry vas
Oney Bumparf. who was convTcted
and given four years .n the state e.
formatorv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
Plotted Against General
PorfiriO Diaz Twenty
Years Ago
$4,000 BOND DEMANDED
SERVED 4 SENTENCE FOR IN
ERNGEMENT On NEUTRAL
ITN LAWS EIGHTEEN
YEARS AGO.

nN Associated fffss
I'll Paso, Tex, July 20.--Victor
Ochoa. the original Mexican revolu-
ZIONIST. against President Diaz tweO-
ty years ago. was arrested here to-
day by the American Federal author
titles charged with violating the ueu-
trality laws
Ochoa, il is alleged, has been i'm
plicated with a revolution recea ly
and connected with consignmen Ji
100000 rounds of ammunition al
several cases of rifles, presuma ~
intended for the Mexican rebels. The
prisoner is held pending the furnish
ing of bond In the sum of $4,000.
Ochoa served two years In Fort
Leavenworth prison eighteen years
ago for the violation OF neutrality
laws In connection with a charge OF
smuggling ammunition, and he has
a brother imprisoned here on the
same charge, pending trial
Two other Mexicans were arrested
with Ohoa and the American officials
believe that they have nipped bold
scheme 10 furnish the rebels with
large quantities OF ammunition.
The rebel zone tonight indicates
that the bulk of the insurrecto army
is cnroute westward TO the noun
tains that divide the states of Sonora
and Chihuahua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
DALLAS STOPS IMPRDN
Oh TIM TELEPHONE COMPANY

Dallas, Ten July 2o Friday fore
noon the city commission passed
resolution refusing 20 permit the
Southwestern Telephone a Telegraph
company 10 make any further rNten-
sions Ia the streets and alleys of the
city OF Dallas until such time az they
shall have accepted franchise or
dinance which shall have been enact.
ed In accordance with the provisions
OF the present city charter
The resolution vas introduced b5
Street Commissioner Lee tie points
out his belief that the franchise
rights OF the company are very in
definite tie believes that 'hcy en-
JOY rights In excess OF those granted
the Automatic company ani would
even matters up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
MICHIGAN b0[TERS
NAME FULL TICKET
Progressive Republicans
Divorce Themselves
from Old Party

Hy Associated Press
Jackson Mich. july 30 MiohisNl
progressive Republicans divorced
themselves from the Republican par
ty In their state convention here to-
day.
by almost unanimous vote the
delegates went on record IN fayoring
Of placing an entire ticket. both state
aud national ia the field
Delegates 20 the progressive con
,ention 10 Chicago. presidential eiec-
tors, members of the state central
committee and q member OF the ma
tional committee was chosen today
Resolutions We're adopted con
demnInR the action of the Republi-
eau national convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
NEGROES FLEE FROM
BROkEN ROW. OKLA

Oklahoma city. Okla July 20
Broken Bow a town Of 800 popula-
tion In Choctov county. Southeastern
Oklahoma. lost one-third Of Us popu-
lation last night when band Of
white citizens attacked the negro sec
tion and fired more than goo shots
No one was killed. hut % b. reported
several fleeing negroes were Injured
The white citizncs gave notice about
a week ago that The negroes were
not wanted an dtho attack Is said 10
have been made to scare them and
without intention to XIII Reports
from the town today state tha not
one negro Is lef' there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
ENGLISH FIGHTER
LOSES DECISION
Disqualified in Ninth Round
for FOuling With
Elbow

By Associated Press
Los Angeles. Cal. July 90 After
forcing what fighting there was for
nearly nine rounds of a scheduled
twenty-round bout here today. Owen
Moran OF England was disqualified
for using his elbow in the clinches
and the decision was thereupon
awarded TO Jack White of Chicago
by Referee Eyton
This abrupt ending OF the fight was
received with mingled cheers and
groans, most Of the latter being for
Moran but some being for the
referee.
White had the better of the fight
in only one round. that being the
seventh. in which he landed three
swings TO Moran's head
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
Runaway Motorcycle Accident.

Dallas. Tex, July 90 Riding a
motorcycle to which he was not ac-
customed. j Albert Hatcher lost con
troll Of the machine and ran into a
box car a. Pacific and Harwood
H1octs last nlsh, al about 1880, sus-
tanning bruises aud slight lninriesi
he said he was riding borrowed
machine and when be came near the
railroad crossing he tried TO cut off
the power. but turned II on instead
He was treated at the Emergency
Hospital The machine was damaged
considerably.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
JAPAN'S EMPEROR
DANGEROUSLY Ill
Shows Slight Improvement
and is Able TO Take
NOurishment

%. Associated Press
Toxic. Japan. July 81. 7.s0 a. m.
The Emperor OF Japan Is thought
20 be- slightly improved this morning
but continued 20 hang between ne
and death he was able 20 take some
Uorr.shment during the night
Emperor Mutsuhito was born NO
Vember %, lN52 az kyoto. and has
reigned since 1867. when he succeed
I'd his father Kamei He married
In 1863 a daughter of Prince lchiIo.
The heir apparent 10 the japanese
throne is Prince Yoshih,to. son of
the emperor. aho Vas born August
80. 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
SETH WARD COLLEGE
COMPLETES ITS FACULTY,
special 20 Daily News.

Plainview, Tex, July 20.-Prof r.
Schumann of Huntsville, Texas. has
b EN- elected as professor OF Science
and Mathematics at Seth Ward col
lege He is a b. A. graduate of the
University of Texas. This election
completes the facultise OF both Seth
Ward and Wayland Baptist college.
aud the respective presidents of each.
Prof Pearce and Rev. Gates, an
nounce the strongest corps of teach
ers and indications of the largest at.
tendance In the history OF The two
Institutions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
POLITICS MARNING
OVER All COLOR tDO

w Assoc atcd Press
Denver Colo. July 20. There
were three political announcements
Of note made by Coloradoans today
Thomas ] O'Donnel OF Denver. an
nounced his candidacy before the
Democratic primaries for United
States senator for the long term
Warden lyman Of the state peni-
tentiary tonight announced for the
Democratic gubcTnatorial nomination
and Congressman Taylor OF Glen
wood Springs announced himself a
candidate for IN enomination Of con
gressman-at-large in the DemOc'atic
primaries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
SPEAKER CLARK
VISITS WILSON
One Hundred Sixteen Con-
gressman Call on Dem
Ocratic Nominee =.
AN UNPARALLELED EVENT.
PRESENT GOVERNOR WITH AUTO
GRAPHS IN BOOK A. A
MOMENTO OF OC-
CASlON.

~ NN>htAsfFi Ffc-N
Seagirt, n j.. July 20.-Champ
Clark, speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives. led his caravan of fol-
lowers along the dusty roads TO Gov
ernor Wilson's summer home here
today.
They came l6 strong from the
House of Representatives in a special
train from Washington to shake
hands with the nominee and bid him
Godspeed for the presidency.
II was tine first time in the history
OF the United States that Democrats
or Republicans in Congress had quit
work 10 dash across the country and
hail the party standard-bearer.
Wilson met them down the walk
and escorted Clark to the porch.
there completing the welcome by
grasping the hand of every pilgrim.
Clark held up the procession a
moment, and told Wilson they had
come to wish him well in his figat
and had brought along their auto
graphs In a book 10 remind him
some day that Democratic major
ity of the House had closed up office
and travelled down to get acquainted
with the next president.
Following hearty cheers the gov
ernor told the congressman he would
treasure the book as greatly as he
had welcomed their visit.
After the governor had ceased
speaking Mrs. Wilson came out and
stood beside him, while the long line
of visitors marched past and shook
h uhs VIII. both
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
LIGHTNING SHOCKS
TWO At PLtiNNEW

Special 20 Daily News
Plainview. Tex. July 20.-During
a thunderstorm this week, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Nash were severely shock
ed by lighsning, Mrs. Nash was
standing In the door OF the Nash
building, and her husband was a few
feet away, near an electric light
globe What seemed to be a ball OF
fire struck the concrete walk be-
tween them. scattering in every di.
rection Mr. Nash was severely
shocked. while his wife was render
ed unconscious for some time. and
still feels the effect OF the electricity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
HOME RULE POLICY
ADOPTED BY TEDDY
Each State Must Work Out
its Own PrOblems--NO
Room for Differences

By Associated Press
Oyster Bay, l.. l.. July 20" Home
rule" is to be the policy in the for
nation of the national Progressive
party.
After consultation with leaders
from several states Roosevelt said
tonight that each state would work
out It's own problems.
When asked II there was any truth
in the reports OF discord in several
states. Roosevelt said there was none
He said there was no room for ser
ious differences.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
MILLIONAIRE FOR
TWO WHOLE DAYS
Buffalo Craftsman Palms
Himself OFF as Son of
Sen. Guggenheim

By Associated Press
Chicago, H., July 20 Represent
ing himself to be son OF United
States Senator Guggenheim of Colo
RADIO. Fred H. LennoX. a craftsman
from Buffalo, after leading the life
of a millionaire for two days in a
fashionable hotel. was arrested to-
night after he failed to settle his ac-
counts for a new automobile and 9th
er things when his creditors request
ed him 20 do so.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
Cars Crush Child.

Texarkana, Tex. July 20.-Louis
Powell. . years old, died this morn
ing at his home In Queen City near
here as a result OF being struck and
crushed by cars pushed by a Texas a
Pacific switch engine az Queen City
last evening lie was playing around
the cars az the time OF the accident
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
PtEt WAN WOMEN
GET INTO POLITICS

Lima Peru. Juiy 20 For 'hs first
time In the history OF Peru a mum
ber OF womens political clubs have
been formed The new political as
sociations of women favor the candi-
dacy OF Mayor Billinghurst Of Lima
for 'he presidency The women.
after marching through the streets
visited the residence Of the mayor.
who. .n a speech. thanked the march
crs. praised the activity OF the fem
inine element The movement has
received 1u enthusiastic ani cordial
reception from -Ha fnfire population
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
HEREFORD VISITED
BY HEAVY RAINFALL
Assures BOuntiful Crops
Over Entire Surround.
ing Country

Hereford, Tex. July More
than two inches OF rain fell tonight
in Hereford and over a large portion
of the surrounding country. This
magnificent rain is the breaking up
of a near drouth.
The farmers are all in good spirits
as jist az this time season thus put
into the ground is highly beneficial
and assures the county generally a
good feed crop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21

West Texas. generally partly
cloudy and hot. northwest and Pan
handle clear and hot. north Texas.
cloudy and hot. threatening rain a.
Fort Worth and vicinity. northeast.
generally clear and hot: temperature
90; eastern belt. generally partly
cloudy and hot. temperature 81 20
90. south clear and hot. except az
Houston and vicinity. cloudy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
PLAINyIEw q. T.. :.
ELECTS DELEGATES
.peoial to Daily News.

-TITI7aT 70 UaIIN NtNs-
Plainview. Tex. July 20-At a
recent meeting OF the local order of
Eastern Star delegates were elected
10 attend the School OF instruction
TO be held In Lubbock. beginning
Tuesday. July %. Those chosen we're
Mrs r. A. McWhorter, Mrs l.. c.
Penny. Miss Clemma Syfyth and Miss
Joe Keck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
Washington Forecast

SPECIAL % Daily News
Washington. d. C., July 20 For
West Texas-Looal showers Sunday,
north and central. fair In the south
Monday fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
Clarendon Has New Bank building

special 20 Daily News
Clarendon, Tex, July 20.-Ground
has been broken for the new Farm
ers State Bank building addition to
the building on the corner Of kear-
ney and First streets This is TO be
a two-story building. the bank occu-
pying the first floor and the Masonic
lodges the second floor with some o.
the most complet lodge rooms IN
north Texas. This work will be
pushed rapidly TO completion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21

Special 1 plI'f News
PIaiuvieW. Tex. July go state
Tax Commissioner \ L. Love, OF
Austin. will speak in Plainview July
20. ia the interest OF the candidacy
OK Hon O % Colluitt for governor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21

EXPERIMENT STATION
FOR P:.AINNIEW.
BY Associated Pres.

. By Associated Press
Washington. ID. c., July 20.
Senator Culberson's bill for
, an agricultural experiment
station at Plainyiew, Texas.
has been ordered reported ia
vorably. II carries an appro-
priation OF $4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
MOD>E CONVENTION
NAY LAST FOUR DAYS.

By Associated Press
Chicago. ill. Iuly 2O.-
Three or possibly four days
will be- the duration OF the
Third Party National conven-
ton which opens August 8.
according 20 details decided
M Roosevelt headquarters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-21
@WtATntQ.
Local Forecast

Generally fair sunday
NeSf.r,i.xfs Te,nney.t...
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06

for the making of the masculine nether
garments though after all this. and with
the entire inconsequence which Is a de-
Hghtful characteristic of so many feminine
creatures and fashionable creations. the
coat which completes the toilette owes
nothing whatever to the inspiration of the
attire OF the stronger, or, at any rate.
sterner sex. For this is Just a bewitching
and short-basqued affair of soft mauvs
cnarmeuse, with borderings and pipings
OF the ordinary and brighter make OF
satin. Well, how do you like the idea?
1t is certainly original and also 1t has
this In Its favor that it makes the break
between skirt and blouse of a different
color and material less sudden, and.
therefore, more becoming to the figure
than when each Is complete in itself and
Independent of the other. OF course the
idea of shoulder-straps continued from the
skirt is not in itself a novelty, but this
Is the very first time that they have been
attached and made in exactly the same
way as mems braces But 1t will not. I
fancy, be the laStl
Another new note" is the abbreviated
coat, which Is really an elongated bolero,
ana Is OF the rather dropping. almost
dowdy shapelessness, which, II rightly
cut and worn, can be the essence of chic
and will, indeed. be thus accounted. when
next seasons productions have made this
chaneg of contour more familiar. am
senolng you picture of the new costea
as worn with draped dress of equal nov
city, so that you may learn to know n
ana hope to love 1t also These shortar
garments are generally-as in the case of
tne pictured model-made with sleeves
which Just cover the elbow, but the shan.
ing OF the collar. high at the back ana
cut away In front, is the same in bo+h
case, for this particular scheme has nrovad
itselr so infinitely and universally becom.
ing that | really think It NAV claim -
nave solved the problem which has bith.
erto troubled many women and mada
them hesitate between submitting IN ths
miserable bondage of the high colIar-band
ana having the comfort of the down.
turned variety, entirely spoiled by the AZ.
tendant knowledge that any and evarv
neck blemish was being brought into orna,
prominence.
Another typical example OF these al.
vance fashions is that royal blue shot
taffetas gown, where the pannier draperies
take an entirely different outline at eithar
side and much lower position on tha
skirt than has hitherto been the case. Th~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
The 11ew 'Fa11ing-O
Gown, The New
Seamless Bolero Coat.
The New Don't
Match" Clothes and the
New peasant" Dress

linen of which the frock is built this
costume Is a particularly fetching one
for midsummer.
| wonder what will be the next article
Of masculine attire to receive the f1attery
of imitation from Dame Fashion and her
feminine followers? We are already wear
ing-and looking particularly well ina
fairly realistic copy of the mems bowler
hat, and now you must know that the very
latest skirt is upheld-to all appearance,
at any rate-over a white shirt by means
of pair of braces!
Every little detail of these hitherto es.
sentially and exclusively masculine prop
critics has been copied. though, to be SIRE
the materials are somewhat more decora'
tive than those ordinarily used for the
purpose. AS to the effeot-well Won shall
have to judge for yourself, for / will gJra
you word picture of one of the new 60
tunes which can boast of these distjn"
tive additions. Imagine, then, please
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
Her Master Voice,

UsINEss has detained the ns....
- OF the house. Strictly speaktpe.
" was O'CLOCK in the morning a. ba
eotuy crept up the stairs. and evarv.
NHlns was calm and peaceful
Carefully and noiselessly he opened
'ne door of his bedroom and crossed
the threshold with the grace of An
indian on the trail
unfortunately, however, the family
cat was enjoying a we'll earned rest
on the rug by the bedside, and .hs
master OF. the household elected. under
a Misrepresentation. to deposit thu
weight of his foot upon the feline.
caudal appendags.
Naturally. the feline altered a shrin
ana noisome complaint, piercing sounds
that awakened the mistress Of RI.
house. This good lady sat up In hor
perturoed, but not at loss.
Frederick" she murmtlred. "aan,.
YOU think it's tribe late to be sfn-e
ing2 The neighDors might comnIain
you know"
Then Frederick nimbly elected -.
musical mouser. and deftly sEd a.
tween the sheets
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06

outlining the high waist Is OF T.
MORE silk, and like the roll-bac
collar shows the directoire influence
which it seems impossible to ge'
away from. This coat, made in col
ored linen. would he very effective
worn over the white linen or muslin
frocks
A new bolero is always sure to
win favor This very recent model
is very much longer than is usual
beng cut five inches below tbs
waistline. The high directoire co,.
lar is a very smart finish. The skirt
has side draperies that do mot s,-a
gest the pannier With the small
hat and parasol to match the Tosa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06

skirt of white charmeuse nsr-ou,,..
win mauye and carried ratha. o. ~ ~
waist waist line in the form Of co rooF '4 to
. %1ose polnts there are attached at eitbec
slae IN front and at the back braca az s ei.nss
o, the same striped fabric. piped ~ WITH WITH
the eu pret sa.n and fastened with some OF
thyst centres are trimmed ro,,eS al iuS
crystal links, and buttons to matcb hs ~,,g
also provided for the shirt.blouse Of e tbs
nnest lawn, against whose soft whiteress
tnese braces show up in verv striEinS
issnlon. Side pockets too, are introduced
n mo the SKIRT which is SO plain and close
~ nttlng that hardly any more material Ia
utilized than would. fancy, he neces ssa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
Bv LADY DUFF GORDON
("Lucile"l

- ERE are some very unusual
midsummer fashions. Mid.
GUNNER madness is shown In
clothes Just as in other things
Clever nodistes always hold back a
few startling ideas and present them
10 their customers wher the DAYS
are hottest and every one ia
eagerly looking for omething new,
The pannier skirt is not new, but
entirely novel and startling mo6i.
fcation of this stvla is shown hero
In Paris it is called the 'faI1ing-otf'
gown and 1t almost lives up to its
name, The narrow under petticoat
and zee are white satin The
orapery forn7'rg complete over.
skirt is Of chiffon crepe.
Til -angenent Of this 5re-o-r
IS very skilful and graceful. II is
caught UP at the waist1ina With
Nh missions buckles at front and
u oaGN'' falling below the hfos a.
V..her side The pannier effect is
- thore Is alreadv =
r'teooqnd from the agmbo ay
0 as, early srring.
me nat, long lines 81 hact
s Sno mont continue to give tbo
ser sllho7cfte IS verv qnpsrant
aven the most eager feminine in.
:. chsF afteF something eew hates
70 T5Ee up her pipestem figure
.. ne faliing-off effect Is sen
na and the long-pointed 't trs's
Is decided contrast TO tha IAN oLaln
T TIia effect shown in the no odilor
ful berth Z. i0'ns a grace
rSo ne re.a1oong'a,dored-and-adorabIe PATE.
49, thompson has a midsummep reter
me peasant frock which is 80 5ipai IN
t nlost interesting of the i,, NE Q. me
IONS. School girls and 1on n-or rash
n nr OF athletic tendencies 80 ui,' WON
grove OF the new design ba WIN ap-