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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

Toronto ont. April The we'd
lIg o' Miss E0ra Augusta Prime.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
A Prime of this city, ard Franz
Harper private secretary 90 Col
Thcodore Roosevelt took place chi.
afternoon boz 81 Thomas church. Tn,
ceremony was followed by a lars
reception 40 The home OF the bride
U.reufs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
South Carolina Red Wen Meet.

Gaffrey, s. C.. April coyally
welcomed by the citizens of Ga.lney
and the local members of their order
the Red Men Of South Carolina met
here today in their annual state con-
ference. which is scheduled 10 last
two days Elaborate preparations
have been made for the entertain
ment OF the visitors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
NO INSTRUCTION
FOR DELEGATES
York State Representatives
Not Authorized to Vote
for Taft
Special to daily New.

Special 20 DAILY News
ocaostcr ~ Y, April New
York States delegates-at-large will
not be instructed to vote for the re
nomination OF Taf:.
Instead the committee on resolu-
tons in the state convention Amos
unanimously voted tonight to report
resolution to the convention tonpr-
row to arrange the entire state dele
CATION to carry out the partys choice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

Fort Worth, Tex, April g. Nearly
one thousand delegates and visitors
are attending the annual convention
of the Texas Lumbermens Associa-
ton. which met In this city TO-DAY
for three-day session.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
RoOSENELT CIAtES
PATRONAGE INFAMOUS =
py A,soci.ted Press.

BY ASSOCIATED IfcN
Pittsburgh. Pa. April a. No
more scandalous abuse OF Federal
patronage he's ever been seen than
we have seen In the last two
months, declared Roosevelt, referr-
ing 70 the government In a severe
speech here tonight
Roosevelt charged that the nation
al Taft bureau IS making an effort TO
dehauch the forest service, and said
that IL was impossible that the bI-
reau colld be acting without The
cordial support and approval OF the
TAFT administration
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++++++++++++++++-
To HIN RESERVE
NEAR YELI.OMSrONE.
By Associated Press

By ASSOCIATED Press
Washington, D. C., April s.
Purchase of two thousand
acres of the Elk reserve in
Wyoming. Just south OF Yel-
lowstone Park. To cost not
less than $4,000, is propos-
ed in a bill introduced today
by Senator Warren
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
tlill u LABOR BUREAU
MEASURE II SIGNED
SPECIAL to Daily New,

"I''T"I . TIaTIN N0WN
Wellington. j. C.. Apru 9.-Tho
act OF Congress creating a Bureau Of
child Labor In the Department OF
Comemrce and labor. wos signed to-
Gay by President Taft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

WASHINGTON THOMAS
MEM SUGAR HAD.
Ey Associated Pres,

= ry Associated Press.
= New York. April g. .
Washington T.. Thomas was
= reelected president of the
= American Sugar Refining
. Company today, succeeding
= Henry q Hayemeyer whose
= death occurred In l9oS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
Washington Forccast.

NiNIINGIOn FOfCCnNt.
b. Associated Press
WASHINGTON, d. c. April s.-For
West Texas Fair Wednesday ant
probably Thursday.
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Weather


Geucraliv fair Wednesday.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-11

bargain. This property will be open only few days, in and ask about it.
 No 734 Park Ave.-Lot 50 176 fine two-story house. ten rooms natural gas electric lights water CT, bath, barn. in fact all modern conveniences This is one of the best homes in the city and since Park Avenue has been paved is ideally located It is worth looking iDto Price $7500.
 Cor Park and East St.--Lot containing about acre. two-story frame residence with small brick walls underneath Eight rooms; city water, also fine wei. Sewer bath, barn. electricity. This is of the very best built houses in the city It is bargain, and for home is ideally located For the next ten days will tc suit the purchaser
 No IS Glen St-A modern five-room cottage com pletely furnished with piano that $35O This house is magncenty finished inside and of the incest situated cottages in the city Has electric lights, in good neighborhood This property is real bargain as it stands at S2, ,25O
 Mo- 438 Prospect Ave.-Lot 80 250 two-story house built to for apartments wanted Eight rooms, two halls and bath Furnace heat electricity city water, sewer and beautifully terraced lot This of the best built houses in the city having con- position roof Pastered Right in town Price ST, ,500 terms to suit the purchaser.
 Corner Barker and Francis Sts.-Lot 60 90; a modern fveroon cottage with bath sewer water eec- ric lights barn and servants house. This house prac tcally new. In fine neghborhood Price $3,O0O on terms of one-half cash balance to suit purchaser.
 Mo- 16 Park Place-Lot 90 x 106; just one hundred ment house that can be turned into four fourroorn apartments with two bath rooms sewer city water tric lights and gas This property could not be rebuilt for the price asked and is magnificent income property for either apartments boarding house. The price $50O0 which is very reasonable.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-11
THE MAN WHO SELLS THE EARTH

Central Ave. and Aleorn-Lot 75x150 with room two-story house. With the expenditure of little money this property be be made of the best resi- dcnces in the city, Lots in this neighborhood have been selling for from 5000 to $1250 each thus making this lot and half worth from $500 to $1625 The house could not be rebuilt for $1750, making value of be- tween $3250 and $3375 We will sell this property for the bargain price of $2500 terms to suit the pur- chaser
 AS Henderson Ave.-Lot 50x150, with a 5 room modern house. This is of the prettest places on the street and is ideal cottage home The yard has hedges all around and nicely terraced The house could not be rebuilt today for $175O and is in excellent state of repair We will sell this property for $1650 terms of $250 down and monthly payments the bal Don't overlook this bargan-come in and talk it 
 lot 100x175, Exchange St, just 150 feet from bath house This is of the best bargains in the city and is ideal location for a modern hotel rooming house. Inside property is getting and this is of the finest in the city The price will make this property will be duplicated again Just think of ut back of property that could not be bought for $1200 per front foot Come in and talk it if you investor and the price will surprise you.
 One of the best paying down town hotel properties in the city, This hotel has an earning capacity of be- S5O00 and $6000 at the present time and could be made to considerable We not at b- cry to state what the proposition is but if interested would be pleased to go into detail with you Will ths however that it is live and well worth taking notice of
 We also have listed with property just off Gen. tra Avenue that has improvements large three story twenty room house and five cottage; the owners will consider offer for and if interested in close in property can recommend this big
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-11

Corner Selma and Acorn-Lot 50 l50; new fVe' room cottage just two blocks from the car ne Has an additional room built for bath but not connected This is nice little home good neghborhood and IS cheap at the price asked-$l,S0O
 Corner Third and Hobson-Lot 100 l35 on which is located two threeoom cottages and storeroom Tins Is fine corner and would with little repair, make fine income bearer There is room for two or three three-room cottages Right on the car line and IS a real bargain at $2,0O0 Terms be arranged.
 Corner Dover and Helfrich Sts-Lot 100 150; good four-room house with toilet and bath water and electricity and gas right at the door. This Is fine homesite and there is room to build two cottageg Will sell this property for $l500, terms one-half cash.
 Grand Avenue just two blocks from line--has storeroom and four-room house lot 50 l00 good stand for grocery sore be bought easy terms price $l,500
 vacant lot on Grand Avenue, just east of the Catholic Church. 90 163 this is of the prettiest homesites in the entire city, is fine neighborhood, close to the Ouachita Avenue line and of the best bargains in Hot Springs This must be sold by Tuesday evening. Price $225O.
 vacant lot on Hazel St, just across from the Court House 75 150 of the pretties lots in Hot Springs close in surrounded by good neighbors Cheap at $1,500 terms.
 farm and country residence of fifty acres. just two and onehaf miles from the city the Ozark Ltha road Has good sixroom house, entirely fenced with iron posts and private telephone system to the house Has good barns and outhouses vineyard of 800 vines Fifteen in cultivation. This is Of the best bargains close in around Hot Springs and rec ommend it as being bargain. Price $2,5OO, one-half csh balance in equal payments of and two years at
 per cent interest Look this and let show you
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-11
 W d " comp n he " an tga u r prices hoercn Hhnh dpty e hat W cmk terms bahu

front This lint location and the price is right We will paint and repair for $l400 will take $1250 just it stands. Terms suit the purchaser.
 Lot 150 210 blocks from Central Avenue just off St. Lotus Avenue known the Jim Ledgerwood place. with eight house. This property would make ideal home for fam fly who likes city and country life combned There enough ground if properly utilized to make five lots 50 150 which should be worth $500 each The property hgh being above the level of the city proper Has fine we'll of water The house could not be rebuilt for what asking for the whole place and make terms that purchase almost cheap paying rent. Our price is $2000.
 East and Slate StLo 50 155, with three house in good shape This property is just from the Gorge Add ton Benton road in good white neighbohood for working is cheap You cheaper than you rent. Price $550.
 East Slate St. adjoining mentioned above with three house. at the price, $550 good liberal terms
 Corner Grove and Wall Sts-Lot 39 55 X 55, in W. A. Moore b-Dvision of lot 3, block 21 modern house that could not be erected for 200 This magnificent house and lot and bargain at the price asking Has fine well the property Don't fail this property
 Grove St adjoining the above propertythee house in good repair this adjoining the Chocaw Addition good investment Will sell this property for $500 $50 down balance $10 per month.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-11

No. 15 Henderson Avenue-Lot 30 X 150 alley ern eight residence pastered bath and law aoy down stairs, electric lights with fine fixtures, beautiful mane in the paror the rooms and onehalf block from line in perfect heghborhood; large barn which can be used Fruit trees in the yard and fine maple shade the and de of the house North and east front This of the best built houses in the city, Just the place to raise children within two blocks of Oaawn school house. The could be built today for less than $5000 and is practically Price S5,O00.
 No f5 Henderson AvenueLot 50 150 cottage and bath barn the alley; city the main at the curb me and electric lights from the main line in front of the property This house 0eW hag been painted and papered throughout the cost of improvements $300 This is in ideal small home man of limited The neighborhood hne being negroes or objectionable characters anywhere around it. The house and improvements could be replaced 200 We anxious to sell and will take $11O0 property $l00 down and $15 per month
 No o3 Henderson AvenueLot 75 150 nice modern four room cottage with large hall 0od barn and chicken house. fine garden with orchard Has electric lights city laid mouse and connection be made This property right
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-11
More high priced Real Estate has changed ownership the past Sixty months This strong undertone and oeunner of what happen

Wise investors Buy at the Bottom Prices and Sell on a Ris- ing Market.
 Be one of the wise ones and Buy when the market is at its low ebb. Look over the following list of Bargains and if you don't see what you want let us know and we will get it tor you.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-11

Curve St. just off Prospect Avenue driveway leading to West Mountanone four house and three house that rents for $4 month This property in the best of repair but be made nice place. We will sell this property for $700 your terms.
 Curve St. adjoining the property above mentioned which is good six house that could built This IS in good neghborhood We sell this property for $950 easy terms. Lot 50 125 Government reservation hind and a street. You can't make mistake.
 Two lots Grand Avenue just blocks from Central Avenue we65 120 to street grade absolutely level adjo ing Paseurized Milk Co., This finest building lots in the city. Price of lots S2000 each
 Lot Park m terraced basement excavated next to Harper residence 55 5O to another and choicest building lots in the city, This $170O orgi nay and $500 spent will sell this lot at cost and interest and taxes have been paid years overlook this lot as it is a real bargain.
 We own outright West End Highland Addition with concrete sdeWa already laid This of the best additions where lots can be bought cheap the city The this addition winch IS very high is magnificent City the property and already for building purposes There five nice residences on this property It located of Grand Avenue Lots range in price from $15O $250 We will make very liberal terms
, 1912-02-28

Instead of s 80 of the Ordinance of fifth
April 1910 concerning the punishment for
theft, fraud, forgery and other kindred
crimes, extended by Rescript of 18th Febru-
ar1 1913 to be valid for tho Danish West
Indian Islands, the following provisions are
fixed:
When in a case of theft the insignificance
of the object taken, coupled with it's nsture
otherwise and the particular circumstances
under which it has been taken, imply that
the act deserves a distinctly lower degree of
punishment than theft in general, such as
when fruits i'll another mans garden or field,
or articles Of food or drink, are taken for
immediate consumption, without there being
connected with the act such circumstances
as exclude it from the milder judgment, the
punishment applicable IN the case shall be o
fine not exceeding $50 Frcs. OF simple inn
p|risonment not exceeding l month.
Theft from the field of such growing pro-
ducts or parts thereof. or Of fruits, as are OBJ
viously the objects of regular cultivation,
shall always be regarded as being connected
with circumstances which exclude tire act
from the milder Judgment.
A public suit shall only be entered when
the person who has been wrouged requests
it.
This Ordi ance comes into force three
, 1912-02-28
Total Frcs. 1880

2. Do. from do. No. TG4 Of Bird inst. for
warding II copies of Draft of Ordinance for
tile Danish West India Islands concerning
an alteration in s 80 of the Ordinance of
11th April 1910 concerning the punishment
for theft, fraud, forgery and other kindred
crimes this matter is on the Order of the
Day.
8 Do. from do. No. 1877 of 8|h inst. re-
questing the Chairman to convene the Coun-
eli according to s SO Of the Colonial Law for
m extraordinary Meeting on the 10th inst
to give a report concerning Draft of Law,
concerning the postponement of the Revi-
sion of Law concerning II Gendarmery Corps
IN the Danish West Indies, No. III of 9th
April 1906.
4. Do. from do, No. 200, of 10th inst.
forwarding 81 copies of Draft of Law CON
corning the postponelnent of the Revision of
Law concerning a Genlarmery Corps in the
Danish West Indies No. 1T of 9th April
1905, which have been distributed among
members and the matter is on the order of the
Day.
5. Do. from do, No. 21S, of 14th inst.
informing the Council, that Government has
sanctioned the decision taken by the Coun-
ell in its Meeting January goth a. C. con-
corning the wares to be considered as buck
ster's wares according to Ordinance Of Trade
and Occupations for st. Croix of 1lth July
1911 s 8 CTR. s IL.
The Chairman then remarked, that he
would make a change III the Order of the
Day and take up
Item 3.
Examination of Patent of Election for
Merchant w A. Creagh as Member for
, 1912-02-28
PROCEE DINGS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR 81. CE3OIX

nm FRIDAY the 18th of February 1912
ut l o'clock p. IN. the Colonial Council
Tor st. Croix held an extraordinary meeting
convened by Government according to s 36
OF the Colonial Law.
His Honor Governmentsecretary Baumann
was present as we'll as all the Members
except 5th Crown Member (Segelcke),
3rd Crown member (Jean Petersen). and
4th Member for Frederiksted Country
District CIhornberg). The last mentioned
two having sent excuses for non-attend-
ance.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and tacitly adopted.
The Chairman (Stakemann) stated, that
since last meeting the Colonial Council had
received the following communications
/. Letter from Government No. 144 of
Goth January a. c. informing the Council,
that it has pleased His Majesty the King by
Royal Resolution of 10Th December 1911 to
sanction Additional Money Bill to the Bud
get for the financial year, adopted at End
Discussion on the 18th September 1911, by
which was graDted
Sub Item X. The Sanitary Department.
3. Expenses for the Communal Hospi-
tails.
Salary for a Sicknurse at tile Children's
Ward of Peters Farm Hospital from
the 1st September 1911 a Frcs. sos
monthly. ......... FIRES. $50.
Salary for q female servant, ibidem, and
from the same time u Frcs 80 monthly,
FIRES 21O.
Salary for a female nightguard, ibidem,
and from the same time u Frcs. rs:
monthly Frcs. 1E5
, 1912-02-28
Prok1afna.

"a LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have noget
&% !" fordre i Boet efter afdode Under
forvalter MARTIN SIMMONS og efter-
Ievende Enke, hvilket 30 behandles we'd
un~dertegnede Skifteret, indkaldes herved
med Maaneders Varsel til at anmelde og
bevisligg9re Deres Krav.
Med Aar og Days Varsel indhaldes At
dodes Arvinger til at varetage Deres Tarv
under Boots Behandling sarlig Datteren
Charlotte Joseph, hvis sidste bekendte Bop@l
var Macoris, Sto. Domingo.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix, den
26de Februar 1912.
POULSEN,
est.
, 1912-02-28
Christiansted's Town, as the elected
member was preSant TODAY

E-O'OAo w N"J'
The Patent circulated among the members
of the Council and was found in order and
Mr.. Creagh having formerly signed the OATH,
1t would not be necessary now for him
again to do so.
The Chairman declared Bird Member for
Christihnsted's Town entitled to II seat and
vote in the Council, and welcomed him.
Item l..
Report regarding Draft Of Ordinance
concerning postponement of Revision
Of Ordinance concerning o Gendarme
Corps in the Danish West Indies No.
III of 9th April 1906.
The GoUernmenfsecretary said that he was
directed by His Excellency the actg. Vice
Governor to introduce this matter before
the hon. Council, who wall have seen from the
printed copies, that the Draft referred to two
laws; one about ST. Thomas Harbour and
one about the G~endarmery corps, it was only
this last one, that this Council had to deal
with; concerning the reasons for the post
ponement, it was sufficient to refer to the re-
marks accompanying the draft.
The Chairman declared 1st discussion
opened.
1st Grown Member (Andersen said, he
had no objection to the law, but the post
ponement would have one important effect,
namely that the question of the Increase of
the salaries of the gendarmes, would now
be deferred for q long time, if anything
could be done, he would recommend it to
the Councils or the Governments considera-
ton.
The Chairman remarked, that the ques-
ton of the salaries is not before the Coun-
Gil now and besides that the fixing of the
salaries belonged under the State, and the
Council could not take up the question, what
the Government might do would be anoth-
a, M octioO bnf &c oOtaida of the ScOna Of
the Council.
No one further requesting the word, Est
discussion was closed.
The Chairman said, that if the hon.
Council had no objection, he would consider
it tacitly adopted, that 2nd Discussion
should come on to-day.
No one made any remarks, and the CHAIR
man declared it adopted that End Dis
cussion takes place to-day, but he postpon-
- ed it till later on ia the Meeting.
Item 2.
Introduction of and first discuss on on
Draft of Ordinance for the Danish West
India Islands concerning an alteration
in s 30 Of the Ordinance of 11th April
1910 concerning the punishment for
theft, fraud. forgery and other kindred
crimes.
TIL Draft reads as follows ::
DRAFT or ORDINANCE
for the Danish Vest India Islands
concerning en- alteration IN 5 80 of
the Ordinance of 18th april 1910 con-
cegnlng tile punishment for theft,
fraud, forgery and other hlndre@
crimes.
The Washington times., 1912-04-17

A meeting Of the Brotherhood Of the
Presbyterian Church has been called
Tor Friday evening with A. E. Parker,
in Seventeenth street.
The Washington times., 1912-04-17
Milady's Toilet Table
by Nine. D'MILLE

A good complexion is within reach of
every woman. All II requires Is proper
care. Throw away powders and cos
metics, live in the open air as much as
possible and use a simple solution made
by dissolving an original package of
mayatohe in a half-pint witch hazel.
Gently massage face, neck and arms
with this solution and you will be de-
lighted with results. Its effect is in
stantaneous, and in a short time the
skin is smooth. soft. satinlike and
girlish
To keep the hair bright, fluffy and
youthful looking use q dry shampoo two
or three times a month. Washing the
hair makes II faded and brittle. Put a
cuptul of corn meal in a fruit jar and
mix with II an original package OF
therox: sprinkle little on the head and
brush out. 1t brushes out easily. takes
all dust, dandrun and excess oil with II
and leaves the hair clean, bright, wavy
and rich in color.
To stop headache, or ache in back OF
Joints. reduce swelling. allay infiamma-
ton, to relieve pain In any part Of the
body, apply Mothers Salve. rubbing IN
well. It Is used for neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, lumbago, etc. The world never
saw its equal as a pain killer.
Superfiuous hair on face or forearms
can be quickly and easily removed at
home by applying delatone paste. Make
enough paste to cover the hairy surface
by mixing powdered delatone and
water: apply. and wipe off after two
minutes: then wash the skin, and the
hairs will be gone. This recipe 10 safe,
speedy and sure
The Washington times., 1912-04-17
Company Issues
-.., False Bulletins

MONTREAL. April l7.-Investigation
here today indicated that the sinking
of the liner Titanic was known to the
officials Of the White Star Line long
before it was made public, and at the
Verv time that reassuring reports, as
sorting that all on board had been
saved were being given out.
Many of the messages sent out on
Monday declaring that the passengers
ana crew of the Titanic were safe. it
was asertained originated in the New
York Offices OF the white Star Line.
1t was known that the news of the dis
astcr was sent to Montreal Monday
afternoon was confirmed by a telephone
message from New York, and was kept
absolutely quiet for hours. Meantime
tinued.
The dispatch received in Montreal
saying that the Virginian was towing
the Titanic to port came from the
wireless operator at Cape Race, who
was in a position to furnish the most
authentic news OF the disaster. His
message addressed to the press Of Can
ada and the United States, and was
accepted here and transmitted else
where as authentic. No explanation has
been received from the oprator, but 1t
Is believed that he received a wireless
from tn sea which in his judgment war
ranted his message.
Both the public and marine circles
here were bitter today at the apparent
suppression of the all important news.