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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
INSURANCE MEN
HAVE GRIEVANCE
OBJECT TO DRASTIC LAWS PASS
ED BN THE LAST
IEGISLATl RE
COMPANIES MAY QUIT TEX.
law Provides That Breach Of War
raDiy In Fire Insurance Poll
cics ON Personal Property
j. No Defense
Special to The News.

AUSTIN. Texas. June 10. Dis
patches from New York announcing
that 60 out OF the l2O fire insurance
companies doing business IN Teas
may leave the state due TO the dras-
tic laws passed by the last Legislature.
caused a decided stir In official cir
cles.
Commissioner OF Insurance and
Banking Gin. when seen. admitted
that the companies have gricy-
ance, and even before the New York
announcement. he said protests had
been made to him by some OF the
companies. The particular law which
causes the complaint Is the one
which provides that breach of
warranty In fire insurance policies
on personal property eoRet flutes eHH ne
defense.
Under this law, Commissioner GIN
said that the companies would have
no rights OF defense. no matter how
crooked the loss might be. This
law should by all means ge repeated
said the commissioner, as it Is per.
nicious and is an injustice To the in
aurancc companies It places them at
a disadvantage all round
As to whether ne thought the
companies really intended TO carry
out their threat to leave the state.
Commissioner gill said he would not
Ike to so on record on that matter
but hoped that no such drastic ac-
tion would be taken. 1T would be
a very serious thing for the State Of
Texas, should they decided To leave, ."
said Commissioner Gill
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
STRONG CAMPAIGN
FOR FREE SUGAR
COMMITTEE HEARD DETAILS or
ElfOiiTs MADE ny ti.EE
SUGAR tDtOs ATl.,

WASHINGTON. -. C.. June ~ -
The lobby committee heard details of
ih" nationwide. long continued cam
pufu OF free su.ar advocates. Frank
Lowry, sales agent of the Federal Re
filming Company was the principal
witness. The committee adjourned
iouight .ubject 10 can.
50 The morning session. General
Manager stone, OF the Associated
Pros took the stand al his own re-
guest and testified concerning tao
publicity the beet sugar interests
tried 20 get through the Associated
Press
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
INTERESTED IN BUILDING
OF TENHONA ROAD

Snc ''al 10 The News
PLEMONS, Tex. June 10 Much
interest is manifested In this see
tion by the news of the probability
IA railroad being constructed from
Amarillo To TeNhoma. While such
line would not greatly benefit
plomous. It Is conceded that it would
not injurC It. Farmers are impa-
tieut for the advent OF line In or
der that they may cNpediate market
ing and obtain their provisions. A
line through Sere would develop a
progressive agricultural section
which would build up a good city
az Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
QUEER INCIDENT
ASCOT CUP RACE
tS RACE NEAKED END MAN
GRABBED Bi,inl.E oF iilfis-
MONTS HORSE
HE WAS FATALLY INJURED
Waving Suffragrtic Flag in ono
Hand aud y Revolver In the
Other. Man Was Crushed
Hy Horses


ASCOT England. June 10 \
man supposed 10 be- named Hewitt
Of Triaity College. Cambridge. spraue
over the rail today, just as the horses
n the race for lhc Ascot cup were
nearing the home stretch. waving a
suilraecttc flag iu one hand. re-
yolyer IN The othor, be leuped in
front OF the horses and grabbed the
bride of Traccry. August belmont 9
horse. which Was leading the field
of eight
The horse Knocked the man down
and be- WAS fatally injured. tie was
removed to q no pilal whore physi-
cians say Doc cannot recover The po-
lice think hc went crazy and become
connected with suffrage organfa-
tions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
DR. NARY LAP HAM
ON TUBE ERCUL0SIS
ri'llltb il~I iSI l. INNFG.
~hi tNIICTluN-Ptn ~IUI.
NNS tNBlIIflINI

N'NNEAPulI- Wnu 1uuo 10 .
'. N.u Ian'am OFF NurtH Carolina.
-.ia paper a' ihn annual rongeu-
'nr "' the American Medical Assoc
..aiIon declaring that tuberculosis is
r0' 1'. OaH.ad hy transmission. but IS
universal Infection
People diving not from fubcrculos-
81 but from bIuu1ers. mistakes and
i-lofaure. aud thc medical profess
.'Hr b. Indifferent tD the education 81
. hI. needs declared tfg paper.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
LUMBER STEAMER SANK
BjT CI,EM II SAVED

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June i9-
The lumber steamer Riverside sank
today, Off the Northern California
coast The crew of thirly-six were
saved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
MANY KILLED WHEN
TRAINS COLLIDE
Nl,tt KING ui CiIiS CAISEp M
~ MISTAKEN
ORDERS

nNALLE1o. rlI. June 10. Ten
and adults AID rup child were killed
and more than twenty tive Injured m
a collision O. nlorurban trains on
the San farc'to Nampa ana Calls.
toea Electric iin, near here today
Tho iNnt Und. of both ears were
tolosCupol tuums we're pipuod
und'f lhc "f.OtH.r. and IRE applrl-
tus and house moving outfit were
used tu free ihom a mistaken order
was the cau..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
MOI STON GOING MTEE
NATIONAL. CONVENTIONS


Special to The Ncaa
HOl STON Texas. juno f1 The
completion OF the new Rice Hotel has
Hddod sufficient h1s'clry facilities
90 This city 20 enable 10 10 comfort
ably entertain tho largest of national
convention and tho Chamber OF
Commerce is row raising fund of
s'o,ooo for convention purposes
Transportation facilities. both land
ana water. make llou.tou one OF tho
most accessible c.tio, .r thD south
west and thg Nrl'o.a commercial
growth. historic r'Huiia-a. aut
scenic grandeur pr.rni tempting
invitation 90 those fUI attend con-
N,hf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
fe WEATHER.
Tc,n, Weather

Dallas cloudy and bot. tempcra
trr. 1s wichita Falls. cloudy and
warm Abilene partly clouds ANA
iHIH. part c.oIdg temperature 90.
Waco ri0a- and warm Houston.
clear temperature $50. san Antonio.
,ioaIy and warm Galveston. clear
ana h0t. Longv.eR. part cloudy Ros-
well partly cloudy. Texarkaua.
cloudy. temperature So. Oklahoma
Ci'y. cloudy temperature So. Fort
smith. partly cloudy shreveport.
clear. temperature. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
WEBB LIQUOR LAW
IS NOT CRIMINAL
LAW PROHIBITS SHUMI. NT~ ~.
10 nl,l ~rNTEs. HtT rlO-
NIDES NJ PENALTIES.

WASHINGTON. % g.. Ien, ta
Instructions sent o. every United
states attorues iu tho country. De-
clare The webb 'aa. forbidl.ne .nt.r-
state liquor shipments into dry
states is not criminal statute Vio.
iators cannot boz punished 1y FEEDER.
al courts The laW merely prohibits
such traffic but provides DO penal
y. and permit. ihe application of tic
state prohibition laas without inter.
state commerce privilege.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
HEAVY RAINS PUT CA
MADAM RIVER N FLOOD
Special 10 The News.

Special 10 The News.
PLEMONS. june l9.-The Canad-
ian river at this point has just re-
ceded sufficiently for vehicles TO
cross after Que OF the biggest rises
IN several years The river was ap-
proXimatcly a mile wide at this
point. HuGc piles of driuwood. ties
and railroad timucr passed by on
the crest and some has been M lored
10 the banks by the recoding wa
ter.
For five days plcmons was with
out communication with the out
side world The mail hack was un-
able 10 cross the stream from Pan
handle When the water subsidized
sufficiently the mail was brought
across on a raft wagon a prairie
schooner that attempted passage
during the lower STAGES of the fresh
81 came to grief midway of the cur
rent and was released only by as
sistauco from people in r'omous
who had seen their plight.
Accompanying the Eao and con
tinning several days was terrible
stencil OF dccayiug vegetation. ear
rasses. aud wh1tuots. Rotten veg
citation by the wagon loads was lrft
upon the banks by the rotrcat.ng
waters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
MRS. CARRIE CHAPMAN CNTr
R.-IiEtTED PRESIDENT

BUDAPEST imuy June ~
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cat was re-
elected president OF the Iutcrna-
tional Woma1 Suffrage Alliance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
HYDRO AEnOPLANE
SINKS ~ LAKE

~ Associated Pres.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. june 49,
While making "a siX-m.lo iight iu hia
hydro-aeroplauc over lake, aviator
Weldon Cooke fell iu making turu.
he escaped just before the aoroplanc
sank and was rescued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
TORNADO I NIOOIEU
FLORIDA STATE CArIToI
o., aorla,d rp

Us hHDrIairi Pre-.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tune 10. A
tornado unroofod the Florida state
capitol last nisht. uprooting trees
and cutting communications. \ clou
carrying wind rain and hail. swept
across The county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
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Ci;ENAIED EIGHTY
WOMEN AND Gi,iiS

ST. PETERSBURG. June 10
Eighty women aud girls
imported 90 work ON sugar
estate IA the District of Pira-
tin IN tho Province Of Pol
iayn, we've burned to death
today by the Villagers. The
girls were house In a wooden
barn ana am onraged mob.
reacntine the importation OF
cheap labor fastened an the
doors, snt fire to the build
ing, and all the inmates we're
Crcmated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
Little BObbie and His Pa
Pa Strings Ma About Having Once
Been QuurrFman. and Bobby
Gets Quarter Out of II.
-By William f.

~ took Ma & me to a moving
~ picture show last mite. Pa sed
that il was going to be a CRATE
show beekaus Mister Art Beringer
sent all the way TO New York for the
picters, & he wanted US to go espesh-
ully to see a crate drama called
Queenie, the Quarry Mans Daughter.
So We went TO the show & all the
time uhay was showing the first pic
tiers Pa KEEP telling Ma & me to wait
until they had the stone quarry pic
ter. I saw the rehearsal of IL this
forenoon, Pa sed, & ii is a pretty
story 1t seems that the father OF
the gurl Queenie is a honest man &
he does not like the gurIS sweet
heart, a italian with a lot of mummy,
that IS going to marry her or fore
close the mortgage on the stone
quarry. 1t is a crate plot Pa sed. &
the reason I am so much interested
in it is beekaus I used to be a stone
quarry man myself.
You did? sed Ma.
Yes, yes, sed Pa Z used to be
known as one of the most powerful
cutters & lifters of stone that was
ever in this seckshun of the cOun-
try ] have often thought, Pa sed,
days, that / must have been living
in a long ago age have often
thought wen j was lifting blocks OF
stone about twenty feet long that /
Mister POtOlmy helped me to bid the
pyramids. Pa sed-
Jest then the picter began about
Queenie, the stone quarry mans
daughter. The heero Ot the play was
a yung Irishman that was handling a
pick. Beeing a Irishman, he had a
lot of time to lssen to the talk be-
tween Queenie & the Villun, beekauS
he would swing the pick onst & then
he wud lite his pipe & hssen for
minute. or so, & then he wud swing
his pick Onst moar & lite his pipe
long enuff TO git the rest of the ter
ribuI story. Then the Irishman went
oaver q slammed Queenie's lover in
the mouth or amongst the eyes or
sumWare, & then calm the revenge
Wen Queenie had went to git her
dynamite & cain behind ware the
yung Irishman was picking with his
pick & put the dynamite under the
stone & blew the whole lot of il OaTer
onto the Irishman-
Then he ran away. But then
Queenie calm back & started in try
ing to lift the rocks away, but she
cUddent STIR any or them until ner
skreems attracted her pa. & he calm
on the sceen & began to throw the
rocks rite and left Ha, sed Pa, that
reminds me OF the way l used 70
throw those crate masses Of granite
into the wagons of the teamsters- I
was so strong in those days, Sed Pa,
that I had TO be careful putting on
my clothes for feer I Wud tare them
But Ma & me found out today that
Pa was lying, beekaus Mas cuzzen is
a quarry man, Jimmie Trudden, & wen
Ma asked him # Pa ever lifted a
rock Mister Irudden, witch had known
Pa since childhood, sed Yes, he useG
TO lift rocks wen tnay wasent too
heavy to throw at chipmunks- Ma
gaiv me quarter if 1 wud tell Pa
wat Mister Trudden sed / dident
dast to tell Pa, but 1 got the quarter
first, anyhow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
NO LAY-0FF FOR
Ell PAS0 CONDUCTOR
Well-known Street Car Man
Finds Plant Juice Makes
Such Unnecessary.

One of the best known electric car
conductors in II PasoN is Mr.. Z. r.
Grimmett. OF 1913 Myrtle Ave. In an
interview Mr.. Grimmett said
GU can say everything good for
Plant Juice in my case was just
completely run down and tagged out
Could see nothing ahead but a lay
of Ny stomach was giving me a
world of trouble blOating after meals
and appetite bad; what I did eat
would not digest could not sleep roll and
toss half the night, get up as tired as
when I went to bed. With all this i
had a bad case of catarrh- 1t would
seem that my stomach would iii AZ
night with an accumulation that L
could not spit out while asleep. got
a bottle Of Plant Juice and ii began
TO help me from the start Ny catar-h
getting better every day. Ny stomach
does not bloat appetite good, sleep
fine In fact 7 feel tip top Plant
Juice surely does build you up"
Mr.. Grimmett is known by nearly
every patron of the railway company
If you have failed to cure your stOm-
ach or liver trouble it may be because
YOU have catarrh. Plant Juice cures
catarrh by reaching the parts affected
through the blood. Its corrective and
restorative effects are truly marvellous.
Uric acid is speedily dissolved; the
liver is thoroughly cleansed5 stomach
disorders are Immediately corrected
and indigestion and other ailments
permanently cured 1t is the worlds
greatest specific for all stomach, liver
and kidney ailments. kelly-Polla-d
sells it.-Advertiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
MATERIAL RECEIVED
FOR NEW BUILDING

State College, y. NJ, May S.-Material
to be used in the construction OF the
new engineering building IS arriving
daily and the work is progressing stead
lily. A high tower has been erected
temporarily for use in hosting cement
to be poured into the walls, when
RehearsaIs for the commencement
music are held almost daily.
The fourth year preparatory class
held a meeting and discussed plans Tor
the commencement exercises
A special musical program viii be
given at St James church, Mesllla
people will assist in the program
Those taking part are .. A Foster, Miss
Sophia MCGOWAN, Raymond FrenSer, Of
Las Cruces; Mrs. A. II. Badenoch, Miss
Mae Harris and S r. Mitchell, Of the
college.
J. B. Wickard. OF Las Cruces. is Of
fering a silver cup to be contested for
by tennis players during commence
menL
The faculty forum met and discussed
the relations between this Institution
and the New Mexico university, and
incidentally talked over the general ed .
ucational prospects Of the entire state
R. NJ. Wilcox had with him yeSter-
DAY Mr.. Goldsmith. friend from Gales
burg, Ill, who stopped off between
trains on his way home to GalesburG
from California
Mrs. c. P. Phelps is unable TO meet
her classes on account OF injuries re-
ceived from a fail from q buggy
News has reached here OF the death
Of Miss Aileen RusselIs father at
Magdalena- Miss Russell was called TO
her fathers bedside two weeks ago
Two old cannon. which have been on
the college campus almost as long as
the college has been in existence, are
receiving a new dress Of paint, TO be
presentable for the old student reunion
this month.
Science Seminar was entertained at
the home of Dr. and Mrs r. F. Hare
Prof. 4. L BiXby gave a talk on gaso-
line and alcohol engines
Miss Annis Ford and 5. c. Meyers viii
be married at the Ford home, north OF
the college, next Saturday afternoon
Miss Ford was for some time in charge
of a department at the +. Z. Lester
store, Mesilla Park, and later held a
clerical position at the college Mr..
Meyers was former manager OF the
Lester store and is now United States
inspector on the Canadian line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
FIGHT is MADE ON
OLD TRAILS MEASURE
Arizona Towns Resent Action OF AssO-
citation in Cutting Them Out Of
the Proposed Route.

Douglas. Ariz-, May S.-A concerted
effort upon the part Of the cities of the
southern and central portion of Arizona
to defeat the bill now in congress au-
thOrizing an appropriation of several
million dollars for the establishment of
the Old Trails route, is quite probable.
Because of the action Of the recent con
ventIOn Of the National Old Trails assO-
citation. which disregarded historical in
terests and real claims to possession Of
old trails. for scenic advantages Of the
extreme north part of Arizona, the in
sUrgent members Of the organization. at
least 500 strong, in Douglas, Bisbee,
Tucson and Phoenix, have been max
ing medicine" The latest suggestion
came in the form of a telegram to the
Douglas chamber Of commerce from j.
L Holmes. OF the Maricopa Automobile
club.
Call a meeting at once and wire,
over the signature of your body. to your
senators and congressman from Ari-
IONA TO oppose the act OF the National
Old Trails association. cutting out all
Arizona towns from the national high
way, EXCEPT in the northern tier Of
counties. Similar resolutions viii be
passed by the Phoenix board Of trade%
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
SAN SIMON SCHOOL
CLOSES FOR SEASON

san Simon, AriZ-, May S--The san
Simon public schools have closed with
an exhibition of the school work for
the year, arranged in two Of the rooms,
thrown into one for the occasion
The closing exercises were made
up Of songs. declarations, and cOmpo-
sitiOns. An interesting feature Of the
program was the giving or Two Selec-
tons from ShakSpere's AntOny's ora
ton and the trial scene from the Mer-
chant Of Venice.
In these Master Lynn Williams,
SalesbOy for the FL PasO Herald, dis
tinguished himself as Antony, while
Master Archie Hearn, as ShylOcl1s and
Miss Ruth St, Johns, as POrtia, gave
unusual interpretations Of their parts
for children Of their years.
The Eighth grade class members,
having passed the county examination,
received their diplomas
Miss Harriet Witt, principal, was re-
elected for the ensuing year, and Miss
Welch the assistant, viii return to che
east, where she viii become a bride
Miss Jones has been selected by the
board to fill Miss Welchs' place
Maj. COpp has gone to do some de-
velOpment work on his Silver Drop
mining property. y miles southeast Of
town
H o. Carr, from the Pedro valley,
has moved onto his 500 acres, south
of town three miles. and has come TO
stay and improve his land He viii
By recent registration Of the voters,
and the five to the family rule, san
Simon has 500 population.
The Animas valley, east Of the san
Simon, is coming to the front rapidly.
1t is to have y mile corral near the
S P. railway track.
The Z. S. civil service surveyor IS
here surveying township 1870, that
begins within three miles Of town. 1t
may take several weeks to complete
the survey, owing to the heavy mes
quite in that part Of the valley.
Z. F. Laday has secured surface wa
ter at a depth Of 155 feet.
Barksdale's orchard. five miles up
the valley, is showing Up beautifully
this season.
Guy B. Pannell is visiting his fam
lily and inspecting his new artesian
well, half mile south of town
Justice & Davis are repairing a
house on South street for the Angle
Bush Lumber company.
Mr.. Barnes. late of COllinsville, Okla
will open a wholesale produce house in
the Brandt building.
About half of the land in the San
Simon valley has been filed on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08

scales IN his hair and On his coat collar were
a sight. In few days it would be better.
then after a few days it would be worse and
in q larger circle. About seven years the
circle was as large as a tea-cup-
Home remedies and treatments did no
good Iprocured one cake Of Cuticura Soap
and box Of Cuticura Ointment. washed it
with the Cuticua Soap and warm water.
then applied the Cuticura Ointment every
night for a week 1t improved so far that
only used them once a week In six months
it was entirely well Cuticura Soap and
Ointment cured him" (signed MIS-. b. =.
BIsntOn, Apr. 10, 1912.
It costs nothing to learn how pure sweet,
effective and satisfying Cuticra Soap and
Ointment arc in the treatment OF Door COM
plexiOns, red. rough hands. itching scalps.
dandruf, dry, thin and falling hair, because
you need not buy them until you try them.
Sold everywhere. Sample Of each mailed
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card CUticura. Dept T, Boston
ETender-faced men should use CuticUra
Soap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
CAR OF HAY BURNS
IN LAS CRUCES YARD
Careless Tramp With a Match Supposed
to Have Set Fire 10 the Hay
During Night.

During Night.
Las Cruces. " H. May S.-A partly
filled car of hay was found to be on fire
about eight o'clock last night, on The
santa Fe track The fire was extin-
guished with an extinguisher from the
depot before the fire company arrived.
The car was being loaded by the Pro-
duce company, and was left open 1t is
supposed some tramp craWled into IL to
sleep and set fire to the hay while
smoking.
The Sew and SO club was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. smith, on Hinton
avenue. yesterday afternoon. The house
presented a pleasing appearance, being
decorated with flowers from the mesa
A number of invited guests were pres
ent besides the club members. refresh
ments were served
Miss Mcintyre, nurse from FL Paso,
is spending a couple OF weeks IN the
home OF w. J. Stevens, on Amador
Mr.. Schoggins is quite sick at his
home on the Alameda.
Mrs. Brighton Leatherby, who Tor
some time was secretary IN che OItlce
of W A Fleming Jones, has gone 10
Los Angeles to make her home
Miss Isabel BOmback, who resides IN
East Las Cruces, will give a party TO a
number Of her friends on Friday even
ing, il being her birthday anniversary
\ dance will be given IN the arInory
on Friday night by the SpanIsh PeOPIe-
night in the armory for the benefit OF
Mrs. N. P. carroll. Of Augusta Ga,
who spent her young womannood IN
the south on her fathers plantation,
will give Echoes from Dixie" here
Friday night
Rafael Apodaca is sick at his home
on Miranda avenue
Mrs. Maggie Marques returned from
Fl Paso last night, after a brief visit
with her sisters.
Dr. L c. Hill returned to his home
near DOna Ana last evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
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