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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
LIND SUCCEEDING
IN DELICATE TASK
HAS MADE SPLENDID uEADW
N ms PRELIMINARY
EFFORTS.
MUST END |NSuRRECT|ON
Principal Requirements OF our Ca,
crnncni Seems Ia bc that the
Present lnsurrcction be
speedily Ended.


liy As7oeated Press
WASHINGTON u. c.. Aug 10
Substantial progress has been achieg
ed by John Lind In Mexico. In thp
Judgment of officials here. Ia the dis
charge OF his delicate mission To Mex
leo. They feel that the American
Embassy S adviser al least has made
a breach In the wall. whicn the ori.
tlcally has been erected hy the MoN-
lean Government to obstruct uogo.
tiations
The prescntment he has alrrasy
made. is understood to be- only of o
preliminary character aud viii be- fol
lowed by others setting out fully aua
In detail the object which the Amer
lean administration had in mind In
dispatching him 10 Mexico city Tho
delivery, these supplementary CON
municstldns depends entirely upon
the reception accorded the American
Governments first communication.
which 81 now under careful consli.
Grafton.
II is understood that while there
iH nothing iu the communication ~
the nature OF q demand for the with
drawal of lluorta from the prosi-
doncy or for arbitrarily fixing the
date for the general election there
nevertheless distinct ntlmatiol
that HucIp must end the present in-
aurroctiunA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
BETTER HEADWAY
MADE on TARIFF
NJ tnENi MFNrs WE'RE ADOPT.
I'D TnGCIH BrPuBIICANs
MADE ~ FORrs.
PRONS|0NS UNCHANGED
h'mnc.H.' nNpogt to Complete The
Agr.' allure Schedule az an Earl,
Bate Without Making Any
Had. nj Changes.

81 Associated rrss
WASHINGTON. y. c.. Aur. 10
The senate today almost completed
consideration OF the Agri,ultur,
Schedule of She Tariff nil. disposiut
OF number oi important rates pro-
tested asa.rA by Republicans. s.
amendments we're adopted thong!
Republican leaders sou tht 10 Ia
crease rates on tmw. fish. apples apI
other fruits. To abolish the prppos I'D
duties on CaraRay. Canary and anis,
seeds. vigorously protested AGAINST
aud duty ON bananas.
Democratic leaders expect To CON.
plete the schedule Mouday and rN.
press confidence that nome Of it-
provisions will Dee changed Free ca.
tie, free wheat and thcir produces
have already been approved The
sugar schedule upon which ,he great.
est fight Of the tariff controversy is
90 be wagcd, will De- reached neN
and majority leaders are plauuipl
to hold night sessions beginning
Wednesday
The principal debate today center.
ed about fish and bananas. Lods,
declared the proposed reductions ou
fish producis viii give five Canadian
fishermen control OF New Euelar
garkets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
BANDITS HELD UP
TRAIN AAl ESCAPE
SECURE sEAEEAL HJNDRI :
BolLAIi FROM HiR.
STHiNDS.


By Associated Press
MlNNEAl Polls. Mimi. Aug lf
Sixteen men were held up aud rob.
fed while riding lu % refrigerator ca,
on the Chicago-MIlVaukce and 81.
Paul railroad between Clluhassw
and Hopkins TODAY according to q
story told 10 the police here thIs ~
ternoou Two men are Iu iail hgll
as suspects Men were coming tD
Minneapolis from Nuutrgedoo who.
they had been employed iu the h1
vest fields
While the train was pas-iul
through CLauhasseu. fVo stranger
entered the car by % side door Th.
hlryostcrs paid little attention Oh
them until one Of them drew two n.
t1Iyers. and told the men Go stand .a
row and haus their hauds from d
rod which tuvorsed tho car from
end Co end while iu this position
one of the robbers went through IA,
mems pockets Several hundred Dol
lars is said 90 have been secured %,
the bandits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
PLJM GROWING At HEREFORD
PROVES PROFITABLE
Special to the News.

Special to the News
HEREFORD, Tex. Aug. lG.-Thc
growing of plums in this district un.
der irrigation Is proving surprisin-
ly profitable
one party, with 50 six year Old
trees. averaged four bushels to tn
tree and sold them for $3.50 per
bushel in the orchard $50 trees
can be planted TO the acre At this
rate 100 bushels can be grown u
the acre, which. at the low rate OF
Sl00 per bushol. would earn 500
per acre gross. Some older trees
here this year yielded seven busn.
Ell per acre. An order was receis-
c1 this week for ono or more car
loads at sl2 per bushel {. O. b. herc
Mr.. r. =. Landrum. nursey mat
here has Just returned from q triu
over good part of Texas. lie says
that Hereford has more fruit, per
tree than any part Of the state ae
visited Several parties here are ar-
ranging toput In big plum orchards.
az we'll as other fruits. One concern
contemplates planting 80 acres 90
fruit, all to be under irrigation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
J. H. McMichaels Stated That Representative JAS
I. McDermott Accepted Thousands to Defeat
Pawnbrokers Bill at Late Session
VERY DIFFICULT TO SECURE CONVINCING EVIDENCE
Witnesses Would Give Definite Information Against
One Remembered That Money Had Been Raised Bu,
Said II Was For Attorney Fees
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON D. C.. Aug l6.-The House lobby invesiga
tors centered attention today the of H. McMcb
ae former chief page of the House. that Representay, James
MDemo of Chicago received about $500 for his efforts to de-
feat the bill affecting local pawnbrokers and loan sharks
After than five hours hard work. the IL not
much definite conclusion about than when McNch
aes made his first McNchaes stuck his story told
yesterday about the loan shark matter
ION by McDemou's counsel.
Former pawnbokcrs who quit business when this bill became
law gave the definite information connect Me
Demo with such fraud disclose that the pawnboke had
raised such for protection other purpose
One witness said he contributed a fund be used in ad
vancng arguments himself and his fellows He showed lack
memory about many details concerning the affair but finally
pinned down remembering that $500 raised by pawn
brokers but that used pay represent them be
fore officials here and in publicly work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
clayton in Washington

WASHINGTON. y C.. Aug lC...
Represeutafiye Henry y Clayton Of
Alabama arrived in Washington TO-
day with his comm. sion as United
States senator 10 succeed fho late
Joseph r Johnston Mr clayton
vcnt 10 his office in the House or.
tice Building. where he announced
that his commission would not be-
presented 70 the senate until Mon
day or Tuesday Of next week IN the
meantime he viii consult with
friends as 70 his course In urging
the validity % his appointment
tie announced that he would be a
candidate for senator az the election
10 1918. no matter what action tha
Senate might take IN the matter oi
seating him now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
Rampolla's 10th Birthday

ROME. Aug. lG.- Cardinal Rom
polla. who. Of an the members OF
the Sacred College Is probably the
closest friend and warmest supporter
OF Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop lro-
land and other leaders Of the liberal
element of the Roman Catholic
church In Aemrica, Is receiving con-
gratulations m anticipation OF his
SEVENTEEN birthday. which comes to.
morrow.
For many years Cardinal Rampo,-
Ia has welded immense incluence H.
Vatican circles. though this influence
is not SO great as formerly owing 90
1hs ascendaHcf of the Teaciiunsrios
lie was the papal secretary of state
under Leo XIII. and under that
pontificatc he was perhaps the most
influential and powerful force In the
Catholic hierarchy but for his eN
treme liberality. which wa often
siye 10 the conservative members o;
the College OF Cardinals. It Is bclieg-
ed that he would have been selected
to succeed Leo XIII in the pontiii-
cate
Cardinal Rampolla is quite as ia
nous for his learning as for his abil-
ity as diplomat aud statesman
he Is the author OF the best works
eXtant upon the traditions of the
Greek church. and upon the inial'i-
bility OF the Pope and some years
ago ne published q notable volume on
the historical accuracy OF the story
OF the Maccabees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
NOEtNtN APPOINTED DIPPING
INSPECTOR VI HEREFORD


special fN fUN News
HEREFORD. Texan. Aug lC
Leslie Norsmlu of this city. has o..
cciycd hi appointment from the
state. as Dipping Inspector His tce
ritpry win cover several Panhanl'.
comt.r. tu1 hr entered upon o.
duiIH Yesterday Tho State iH dr
'ermiHcl 'o ,ad.rltc the scab fro u
all cattle boz Tna. and the now llw
thaf hH iu.' recently gone iusrffcc'
compel 900 owners ot cattg lD DID
them 81 certain O.. eryals under sur.
rrtIs.ol o. i' slipping iHspeieors d.
is hoped ual.r 'H laH 10 som have
thc quarantine I.nsd from ala rattle
and hn.p Dol fH' -taie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
bennington Battle Anniversary.

MONTPELIER. Vt. Aug. rs
To-day vas the l3sth anniversary ul
'h' battle Of bennington. and In ac.
Dordlace with custom the day WIS
observed as legal holiday througs-
uut Vermont The battle of Bena-
ant of the Revolution and is general
.r recosnized by historians as tho
turning point OF the war. I, made
The victory az Saratoga possible
which IN turn encouraged Fran e.
90 recognize the independence OF tho
american colonies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
san Francisco Call to Quit

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug L. Tho
purchase Of the San Francisco Call
hy 81 " DeYoung. which has been
kept a close secret. but will be- for
mally announced tomorrow morn
ing. win come as somewhat OF q
shock o. san FrancIscoans. as De
Young proposes 10 Kill and bury this
oldest morning newspaper on Sept
T. The negotiation was conducted by
S r vs. Kellogg, formerly manager
of the SorIpp League,
DoYouurs plan is toke over tho
presses and then sell the remainder
Of the plant The Associated Press
franchise will b. allowed to lapse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
Emperor uf Sorrows."

VIENNA. Aug lG- Francis Joseph
Emperor OF Australia and King of
Hungary. will be eighty-three years
cid Monday and all parts of the en-
pire are preparing for the CUSTOMARY
celebration OF the anniversary 1he
venerable Emperor Il reported IN
.ood hsnltt. thourh the fecblepeas
hn nai - oNh 0f q ea
late become quite pereep.ADl. iie
Is passing the summer. as usual. at
his beloved lschl. where 40 still oc-
casionally shoulders his rife and
tramps over the hills In search OF
game. 81
or an the figures In coptemrorary
history. that of Francis Joseph is at
cnco one of the most magnificent
aand the most pathetic With long
and cyontful life behind him. a life
overcast by disasters that would
have unscated a feeble ruler, and
sgddened by sorroVs that would have
! broken down weaker man. he En-
rfror in the evening of his days
.uu bears the burden Of The dlal
crown uubowcd The CLOSE personal
attention with which be- has followed
ltho course OF events boo 'Hc Pal ans
|tlo past year and the promptncs7
land wgor with which be- has acted
when such action seemed necessary
/ have AMAZED even those Fho are
best acquainted with the NAV rlous
|cncr-y aud mental qualities possesses
cd oy tho aged ruler
70 vili bc siy'ytIyo years 90
/ december since Francis Joseph cam"
lao thothr0nr Emperof Fcrdinan'u
/ abdipltod ON December % 'Nts.
Iamd the turbulent scenes That
Threatened the dissolution oI tho em-
l.. and bis brother the ArCh'uka
/ Iruos. having surrendered hiE
claims 20 tho throne BITS son FrIrcie
f Joseph. became Emperor of Austria
though Do. Rl. not crowned KIM '
Hunelr until nearly twenty ,ea.s
later Auhe time H. Frn. Joseph
.r.rse ou ,o ths Austria. throne Hu
ay aas Boo % s..f. a. revolt '.
with Kos.lth as e9.su1r do..r".
itself republic u 's.H
Charles Albert 90. SARDINIA alaIH
|i.os up arms AGAINST Austria u f..
|N AHs-. ruuH.. however,
|bo,H FOO uaIs AND Hungary and the
Eemu,.r devoted himself fo tbe hos-
.urs. ended H.th fHs 'a- of lom-
baIHs s r.ou.rTn.u1u ot the mor-
sr.hy ua ID anHI basis was effected iu
1859
The family trouble. 1' the Em-
poror 1f Sorrows have parlllel,cd
tho tra. and tribu.aiIonse OF the
.ml.r, during tra siNiy-'he years of
.H.s reIsu Ue wife. the good
Elizabeth. tu abom he was married
m 1855. va. assas-.ultel hy au an
arrfIst 90 Geneva iu f,9s Sis broth
,f thr u.nt.d EmeproT NaXmi
Jam. uus executed in Mexico li's
-istcr-.u-lan. Carlotta. wife Of MaN-
.millar hH- been confined Boo a mad
house lu Belgium Tor nearly half 4
century
Crown Prince Rudolph. the Em-
peror ouly son and heir. met deatn
under mysterious circumstances AZ
MeyerIug iu 1883. with his mistres,
Mario Netsera. he was found dead iE
the royal hunting lodge How they
died Is another secret of the Hans
hurrs
The Young daughter Of the Crosn
Prince. named Elizabeth after The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17

CHICAGO. llI Aux ft Chico
g.H contribution to the general re'
chatiou 1f thr Perry centennial eas
aururateI today aith o. m.iit1y
auI naval reviews GOA Tho lake front
and 90 nir demonstration Boo uclcou
to fha 0Id flagship NIagra The .o-
eI celebration Ru continue lu HD
nl celebration Viil continue lu Dr-
tralu.n features
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
COtRT not ~ GRotNB
II HEREFuI.D BEAUTIIITp
Special TO The Meas.

Special 20 The Meas.
HEREFORD. Tgns Aug 1G
There are feW spots .n Texas Thai
will excel in beauty tho four story
marble court house aud grounds at
Hereford Tres. almost as nll q
the building. c0ver tho block uf
ground. aud ,bluo grass equal 10 ihs
famous Kcutucsy grows over the at.-
tire tract not covered gith huildin s.
and wais. The county has &c. ovl
little irritation plant and water is
pumped practically every d4y Pel-
rle coming hore from the north and
east open their ewes in wonder when
they behold this beautiful sight The
concrete walks alone on the Court
House square cost more than 5000.
Tho interior of the building o. not
kept o. neat and t.dg as We would
Ike With This condition improved
however. Ne would att feel proud o.
our county site.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17

NhRHLEHEAu Mas tIg IG
Elimination trial Faces flr 'hn Gau
man American s1ulerr'4H compr'
t'un began n'f Mlrb'nbeli today ''
is expected the trials uII occupy
three lays There are nine boats
and of these flo three mut
irr ,he uost showing RIll he named 90
meet tho three German boat. iu thc
International contest nest month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17

pLAINNlEW. Texas. AHE o. 80
% Henderson bias resigned eGE-
cral Manager for tbc Texas aud A
Development Company Uu aDsount of
the urge of bis private business .aHJ
70. s charlie. formerly chief Eur-
ucer of the company l4H been Ip-
pointed to succeed hIm Walter s.
Ayers. az Chicago. viIl BE- the gene
,ra' sales manager for tHo company
with offices at Chic1ro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
viii Aid Japanese.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Aug, 10
white Officials here consistentuy Jd
here TO their refusal TO make an"
public statement concerning the ue-
.C'iatious between Japan and th7
United States regarding the Califof
MIA alien lav. IL Is understood that
IN its efforts 10 deal fairly with th7
japanese Government the State De
partment had indicated a purpose Ca
facilitate any judicial proceediu9-
that may be- brought 10 test the leg
isiaiiou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17

THE HAGUE Aug. 10 Delo-
gates from many nations have ar
rived here in anticipation OF the
,>'euing OF the twentieth meeting
OF the International Peace Cougrcs
The congress proper viii open neat
Wednesday. following two days OF
preliminaries committee meeting
The most notable feature of th"
gathering viii be the dedication oi
the Palace of Peace. which o. now
practically completed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
Both Have Been Acting As Governor Of New York
But Enter Truce Over Sunday in Guberna-
torial Fight
POSITION Of MEN MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS TROUBLE
Governor Seems Determined Retain Office And Expressed
gret That His Opponent Would Not Submit o Taking
Their Troubles to Court
By Associated Press.

ALBANY NJ T., Aug l6-An armed Sunday !,
the present the fight for the governorsp New York
Both Governor Suzer and Lieutenant Governor Gynn
signed official papers during the day Apart from this
the only skimsh the by Suzer Of reply Gnns de
cnaon of the suggestion that their differences be taken
Suzer depores Glynns declnaion pointing that prob
ably will lead to trouble and litigation.
Gynn left his office the third floor of the capitol early the
afternoon, but Suzer remained throughout the day.
Mrs Suzer who is suffering from breakdown spent
quiet afternoon and reported resting comfortably to
night Her temperature is given at l02 IL degrees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17

Empress. faithfully carried out the
lIapsburg impulses When a girl o.
~ she met and married a young ar
my officer against the wishes Of The
Emperor. Her husband proved faith
less aud there was a tragic ending
to their love when she shot her hus-
baal's misireY. whom she had snE-
isaS \ w''i 3, i.satae
The Nr,4df,nesa s'rphs"ip e.
widow OF ne Grown Prince aud
mother OF Elizabeth married Count
Lonyay. Which marriage waa salso con
trary to the wishes OF the Emperor
The misfortunes Of the Hapsburgs
promise 10 continue even after the
death of the aged Emperor. for his
successor, his nephew. the Archduko
Francis Ferdinand. will bring 4
/ wife but no empress to the throne.
In 1900 Francis Ferdinand married.
the Countess Chotek, who was 4
lady-in-waiting al the court At the
time Francis Joseph solemuly am
nounoed to the empire that his neph-
ew's marriage was morganatic and
that therefore neither his wife nor
children had any of the rights of the
imperial family.
There are many who say hat tho
domestic SORROWS OF Francis Joseph
are due 10 curse that Is hanging
over the house of Hapsburg. utteI
ed by the aged Countess OF Karoly..
whose son was put TO death for par
ticipating in the uprising OF 1s44
She called on Heaven and He'll to
blast the happiness OF the Emperor.
to eXterminate his family. 10 suias
him through those he loved. TO wrer
/ bis life 90 ruin his children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17

While the House was discussing
liquor legislation. m, Senate was do
Iu. tho same, but with better resulig.
The Watson 90 a.il closing bin.
after boine uydcr fire all the after.
noon Wls passed finally under sua
pension of the Cons itutlonal rule.
Tho appropriation BILL the pen
to0tiary BIN. and other important
moaslros NOW Boo conference. will not
ur reported ont until Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
Western Chess Tourney.

SHlCAGO, m, sug. lG Many %
tho foremost chess experts OF the
Central States are taking part 10 the
annual tournament of the Western
Chess Association. which had ifs
opening today at the Kenwood Chess
Club IN this city. The tournament
viii last week or ten DAYS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
E...ng llrgln. al Minh.nr.

WINDSOR D.t. Aug o. Tho
second of tHs aam NOR race mesur1,
o.. tht NuiD Ianh-y CLUB 0a.
opened 200 fbs H.al track to-day lui
VIII coHuuu. uil uou Saturday
Five siaFD. Hr an ar .r0gate SD
ue oi t..rHHn. Hl ho decided dur
Ing che meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
TROOPS SENT To
DEFEND JAuREZ
FEIEEAI.s PREPARE TO DEFEND
CITY AGAINST REBEI.
ATTACK.


ry Aasociatsd Press
FL PASO. Aug. lG Eight trains
under Federal military escort of tVo
thousand soldiers. reached Juaroz
tonight Twenty American men an :
women with eleven children came o.
one train The Federals brought
three cannon and a Number ol rapid
fire guns for defense AGAINST a pos
sible Constitutloualist attack The
trains we're si1 days arriving from
Chihauhau Three OF them were
made up Of empty cars 10 be- reloal-
ed with provisions FOR Chihuahua.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
SOLONS KILL TIME
ALSO MANY BILLS
AFTER LONG CONSlnERATION y
AMI MICH ilBAIIyG. HILLS
FAN. no PASS.
IMPORTANT WORK MONDAY
Many of the bios, Important Sub.
iccl-. incInding Appropriation
iiill. j'cniteniiaFy Nill Come
~ For Final Confederation


iiy Anoriaird Press
AUSTIN. Texas. Ahs &c Liquor
legislation az the present special scs.
sion of the lcgislature was pracii-
cally defeated this evening IN tho
house. through the enforcement Of q
rule of the house. which requires that
AN bills shall be read on three scr-
eral days before final passage. except
in c"sc of great cmergpncy. Whicl.
according To the rules. means in cas-,
of loss of iilc Of somc gch calamity
This question came up during the
consideration IN the house of tn
Allison $50 ciyil naloo' closing Law.
and Of the Allison endment t.
the Allison liquor law ID of which
measures were pazser 70 engross
ment on third readfng.
On the 9.3O closing w. Mr.. Al
lison moved the susp, sion of the
rule which requires bills to be- read
on three several days and that the
bill be passed finally Speaker Tee
rell held under this rule of the house.
g required q four-flfth vote TO su
pond the rule and there were not "a
sufficient number of pros 10 accom-
plish this.
Ia fact the speaker contonded thpt
that the rule couldn't te suspended
except as Indicated ahoge.
University aud a. and VI.
Tho bin passed TO-DAY IN the Ser
ate authoriknf the University cf
Texas 90 issue certificates OF indebt
cduess 90 the extent Of $4,000. 600
and the a and N COLLEGE to the oy-
tent OF 81 100000. was also practi-
cplly defeated In the house when Il
reached that body frYp the senate
Representative F-.rear moved
thar q bul be- a-'r u 80 'aar
ri ~ tml the memth Nil be- ahir
30 iamiharife thems 90 with its
provisions hv Monda morning tn.
chair held tha, lt requred uuam-
nous consent to having the bin
printed aud this wat not given.
There was an appeal from the rul.
ing u' ihe ohgir and be was sustain
cd Dos vote of 81 90 rs. This alsl
disclosed the absence of a quoru u
and % call OF the house was ordered
aud after some more wrangling thu
house adjourned unit Monday mora
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
Passenger Rates 10 he Reduced.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. lG
Unless an unexpected injunction is
granted fares will be- reduced to two
and one-half cents tomorrow on th'
Alabama aud the Central Of Georgia.
within the State OF Alabama The ,"-
ductiou follows long and hit'r
fight between the railways and tur
State commission.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17

Butte. Mont tuE fG Prepare.
lions have .r.u lmpIeted for tho
annual mUr.r. tho American in.
.,itu'D o. NH... .ng.Hoers. which ..
to be- hrII iH t. IT'S nest week The
scs 0u. Rl ue TENDED by .bHs'
-HN dr.r-afa .Hm The pruUr /.
mining centre. U The United States
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17

WASHINGTON. u g.. Aug i6
a cau uas issued today Tor Repuhu
ur souator and Representative o.
caucus August 20. tu elect nation
Republican congressional committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-17
LONE BANDIT RObs
FOUR ABSENCE RS
BOARbED 4 Pt iLMAN At kAN.
SAS CITY, AND MADE
QUICK HAUL.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. l6.--N
lone bandit who boarded Pullman
car on the 81. Louis and san Fran
cisco Passenger train. known as the
Meteor. al the Union station here
tonight. and held up four OF passenr-
ers on the car soon after the tran
left this city at 10 o'clock for OK,
lahoma and Texas The robber es-
capped by jumping from the train.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1913-08-05

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