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The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
U. S. RESCUES MADER0S
MURDERED PRESIDENTS RELA-
TlvEs FLEE TO GuNBoAT.
Dictator Reads Message to New Con
sress and Orders Battle If U. S.
Marines Land at Vera Cruz.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.


Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Vera Cruz, Mex, Noy. 22.-Evaris-
to ana Daniel Madero, relatives of the
late President of Mexico, We're taken
on board the American flagship from
the American consulate, where they
took refuge.
After their release from the fortress
OF San Juan Ulua the two Maderos
sought asylum in the American consul
ate, where they were guarded in strict
privacy.
Friday the two fugitives escorted
only by John Lind, the personal rep
resentative of President Wilson, and
William w. Canada. the United States
Consul. left the consulate building
and walked across the vacant space
to the sea wall opposite which lay a
steam launch with an armed crew of
bluejackets from the battleship Rhode
Island. The refugees stepped on
board the launch. which at once start
ed for the flagship.
A request for the surrender of the
Maderos to the local authorities had
been made on Consul William W. Can
ada by Col. Eugenio Gutierrez. aide OF
General Gustavo Mas, federal com
mander of Vera Cruz. Mr.. Canada
promptly refused to comply with the
request. l as e..i.1 4..
soIons Hail Dictator as Patriot.
Mexico City.-Hailed as a patriot by
his new Congress which he convened
In defiance of President Wilson's de-
mands. President Huerta was whirled
away from the Chamber of Deputies
master for the time being of the peril
Gus crisis of his own making. Reply
ing to Huerta's message, which he
read IN person to a joint session of
both houses, General Troncoso, vice
president of the Senate, exhorted all
Mexicans to display greater patriotism
and pledged his own undying loyalty.
To Drive Back Americans by Artillery.
Vera Cruz-General Huerta has or
dered General Gustavo A. Mass, COM
mandant OF the federal garrison. to re-
sist the American marines II an at
tempt is made to land such forces.
Failing to repel the Invaders" Mass
was directed to retire along the line oil
the Mexican railway. destroying the
tracks as he retreated as far as Paso
del Macho, fifty miles from the coast
He was instructed to plant artillery
there and oppose the Advance of the
Americans. If compelled to evacuate
Vera Cruz. Mass will destroy also tho
tracks of the narrow-gauge line to the
capital as far as possible. according te
his orders. a.i I'll.
Declare Mexican Congress Acts Void
Washington. - Convening of the
Mexican Congress and Huerta's read
ing of his message are regarded. b,
officials here as merely carrying th'
situation one step further and not al
events which forecast any immediate
action by the United States. The view
here is that each day adds to what ad
ministration officials regard as thu
steady and gradual disintegration o
tine Huerta regime. The official view
that should the Congress act on Eng
lish oil concessions pending, such act
| will be regarded as invalid, not onl.
by the United States, but by Grea
Britain. "a. l-Y isfallit a5l i
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
WILSON WOULD END STRIKE.
u. S. Secretary of Labor and Gov
erncr Talk Over Situation. -

Denver, Nov. 22.-An earnest plea
for a 'sget-together" adjustment of
Colorado's coal strike was made before
over 300 business men. state and city
officials by Secretary Of Labor Will
lam B. Wilson, who arrived in the city
Friday morning as the personal rep
resentative of President Woodrow
Wilson in an effort to settle the in
dustrial war in the southern coal
field.
Governor Ammons and the secre-
tary talked over the situation last
night, and they will hold conference
with operators and striking miners
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
OPERATORS AND MINERS MEET.
Seek Settlement Basis for coIorado's
Goal Strike.

Denver, Nov. 25.-Arrangements for
the conference between the coal mine
operators and representatives of the
striking miners of the southern field
for the purpose of finding a basis for
the peaceable settlement Of the pres
ent coal strike were practically COM
pleted yesterday WHOM the operators
informed Governor Ammons that they
had agreed to three men named by
the miners to represent the working
men. saYi -fs
The first conference will be held on
Wednesday in private office adjoin-
ing the governors executive chambers
in the state capitol.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
McAdams Admits Killing Irwin.

Cripple Creek Marion McAdams
was arraigned in the District Court on
the charge of numbering Walter Irwin
in June, 1911. on the Witcher ranch.
west of Cripple Creek. He pleaded not
guilty to the charge OF first degree
murder but guilty to murder in the
second degree.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
Red Cross Christmas Seals on Sale.


Denver.-The sale of Red Cross
Christmas Seals will open in every
town in Colorado. Wyoming and New
Mexico this week. This sale is con-
Quoted annually under the direction OF
the American Red Cross Society. The
seals are very attractive sticker and
are pasted on the back Of each enve-
lope or package sent out during the
Christmas season. They cost one cent
each. The money thus raised is ex-
pended by the Red Cross Society in
the prevention and control of tubercu.
losis. The amount raised is compare
lively small. but the annual sale of
these seals serves to keep the Red
Cross Society and its work before the
people. place one on every package"
is this years slogan of the society.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
Postal Reforms Proposed.

Washington. - Bills for various re-
forms were introduced by Senator
Bankhead and Representative Moon.
chairmen of the congressional postof-
flee committees. One Of the bills
would make money orders payable at
any postoffice.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
Omaha Live Stock Quotations.

Omaha = Cattle = Native steers,
S6.00@9.25; cows and heifers. $57h0
1.25; Western steers. s6006rbsA:
Texas steers, s5.S0@70O; cows ana
heifers, S5.50@7.00; calves, $6.25@9.75.
Hogs-Heavy. s7S0@7.S71s; lights,
S:5Oq1 $50; pigs, s6.25@7.40; bulk OF
sales, $7.75G7.S5. irt- NaaI
Sheep-Yearlings, s5.25@5.s5; weth.
srs, s4.009 4.60; lambs, $6.70Q7.30:e
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
Coal Prices Drop In Denver.

Denver.-From 20 to so cents per
ton was clipped from the prices OF coal
in Denver Friday, marking the first
substantial reduction since the price
advances were made shortly after tn
general coal strike was called.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
eesthaIs Silent on city Job.

Panama. = Colonel George w. Goe-
thals, chief engineer of the Panama
canal, declined to make any state
ment in regard to the offer Of the
authorities of Dayton, Ohio. that he
become city manager.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
"a Killed, IT'S Hurt, at Football in 1918

Chicago.-Fourteen players were
killed and IFS were injured in foot
ball games in the season which virtu-
ally closed Saturday. This record of
casualties is only slightly below that
of 1912. when fifteen players met
death and 1873 were injured s;
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
Man FANS Dead In Hotel Lobby.

Denver.-Stricken with heart fail
ure. William P. Trefyn. 65. foreman
OF Bray & Company. fell dead in the
lobby Of the Albany hotel.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
Mrs. AdIaJ stevenson Dangerously III,

Chicago.-Mrs. Adlni e. Stevenson.
wife of the former Vice President. and
past president general of the Daugh-
ters Of the Revolution. is seriously nj,
in her home in Bloomington. Ill, ac-
cording to news receives here.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
Butter.
Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Lead and speIter.

st. s.-Lead-Lower, SAILS.
Spelter-Easier s5.15
New York.-Laad-Qui s4.259
<.35. London. G19 IS Cd.
Spelter-Quiet, $52O@5.3O. London,
ego 12s Cd.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
NJ. 8. warsbin. uonor ou.en.

Genoa, Italy.-The American battle
ships were dressed to celebrate the
birthday of Dowager Queen Margher-
ita. Great numbers Of sightseers still
continue to visit the warships.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
TWO AvIators Fall to Their Death.

san Diego. Calif.-Lieuts. Hugh M
Kelly and Eric L. Ellington. First d.
vision Army Aviation corps. were
killed in fall OF so feet In an aero
plane.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
French states.marn DEE Dead.

Paris.-Eduard Lockroy. one of the
best known French statesmen and
writer's, died of heart failure at the
age of rs. =.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
conoressman critically III.

Clinton. Ill.-congressman ]. 8. Pep
per of the Second Iowa District Is
critically III of typhoid fever in 2 local
hospital.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
Hogs.
Sneep.
Hay.

IF. o. b. Denver, carload price.)
prices Paid by Denver Jobbers F. o.
b., Track Denver)
Colorado upland, per ton. .14.00@15.00
Nebraska upland, per ton. .13.00@14.00
Second bottom Colorado
and Nebraska. per ton. .12.00@12.50
Timothy, per ton ....... .14.00@16.00
Alfalfa, per ton ........ .1O.5O@1 11.5O
South Park, choice, ton .15.00916.O0
San Luis Valley, per ton. .12.00Q13.00
Gunnison Valley. per ton. .13.O0@14.00
Straw, per ton .-......... 375@4.00
Grain.
Wheat, choice milling, 100 lbs. .1.22
Rye, Colo. bulk, 100 lbs. ....... LOS
Nebraska oats, sacked ..........1 1877
Corn chop, sacked ..............1 =. .1.58
Coiu, III SICK LOO
Bran, Colo, per 100 lbs. .......1 lilo
Flour.
Standard Colorado, net ......... S2.1o
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
Des Moines' Eishty.six Saloons CLOSED

Des Moines. = Every saloon in Des
Moines was closed by a decision hand
ed down by the Iowa Supreme Court
The decision ends the appeal of the
liquor interests.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
M AR KET
oU oTATIoN s
Western Newspaper Union News Service
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.
TATIo N S

Cattle.
Beef steers, corn fed, good to :
choice ...---......-. .I.oO1 $40
Beef steers, corn fed, fair to
Boon .p-oVu Low
Beef steers. grassers, good
TO choice .-... tUO9 LOO
Beef steers. grassers, fair to
to good .6.25@690
Heifers, prime. corn fed. =. .635@6.75
good to choice 's.oo@s.5o
Cows and heifers, corn fed,
fair to good ! 5.5O@6.oo
Cows and heifers, grassers
good to choice ......... .5.75@e.5o
Cows and heifers. grassers,
fair to good .............5.o .5.oo@5.75
Gamers and cutters .3.75M4.75
feedlng COWS ..............4 .4.I5@5 $50
Veal calves ......6 650@S.60
Bulls 4.50@5.5O =
otags 5.OOH6.5
Feeders and stockers. good
to choice .-.............6- .6-65 @7.65
Feeders and stockers. fairto
good ...-........... .6.O0@6.oO
Feeders and stockers, COM
mon to fair ............. .5.50Q6.OO
Hogs.
Good hogs ..ZsO@77O
Sneep.
Lambs 6.7597s5
Ewes :. ...............3 .3.75@4.60
Yearlings Qight) 5.25@5.65
Yearlings (heavy) .475@5.25
Wethers ......... .4.25D4.75
Feeder lambs. f. P. r. .5.75@6.50
Feeder ewes, F. p. X. -. .275@3.7o
Feeder yearlings, f. p. R.. .440@5.00
Breeding ewes .........3.5 3.50Q4.50
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28

Mrs. Ewing, wife Of tho new AmerI-
can minister to Honduras, has gone
with her husband to his post. Their
residence will be In Teaueloalpa, high
up in the nountaIna Of Honduras. N
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-28
'HUERTA HUGS
O'SHAUGHNESSY
DICTATOR DRAWS DISTINCTION
BETWEEN U. S. PEOPLE AND
GOVERNMENT.
DRINKS TO AMERICANS
MEXICAN CONGRESS OPENS AND
FOREIGNERS PREPARE
DEFENSE.

western Newspaper union Sew. servlce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-20

AUSTIN. Texas. March - Lots
do a little economy stunt says Mr.
Savage, chairman of the Contingent
Expense Committee Of the House
Having already expended about 81
600 of that fund, il is time 10 call %
ham on expenditures that can not
result 100 any benefit One OF the
greatest expenses OF the House is the
printing ot bills that II Is Well known
can not reach the calendar for con
sidcration at This term should. boz my
opinion stop. and only such measures
as are absolutely necessary Tor the
welfare OF the whole people OF the
state. who pay the costs. and bills
that can Dee acted upon finally. De-
reported ont favorably. and especial.
N should none Of them be- priutc
un minority reports The reCarpct
Ing OF any OF the committee room
on this late date OF the session Is. iu
my opinion. an expenditure tha.
hould be- left for some succeeding
Legislature
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IMPROVEMENT SHOWN ~
TIBERCILAH CASES

NEW YORK, March 10 Marked
Improvement in the patient inoculai-
ed with his anti-tuberculosis vaccine
about ten days ago was noted b.
ID Friedrich Friedman when he ca
amined them today. according TO
Dr friedman and his assistants to
night sixteen OF the ~ persons In
oculated appeared for the eXamna
ton The tuhercular joints treated
were examined and tests applied
The patients all declared The,
fen better" said Or NJ A. Surm
on, of the assistants There was
absolute Improvement in every Co.
spc.' 10 one knee case the swell.
ing was found. by actual measure
meuf. io have been reduced fuliy halt
an inch The two kidney cases alse
showed Improvement
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rnpc's Nane DnN.

ROME. March le 81 Joseph s.
day. the name OF Pope Plus *. WAS
kept as q holiday az the Vatican to-
day. everybody being DESTROYS OF
ronls,tulatiug the pontiff on his re-
,ove' from his recent illness Thou
sands OF letters aud kilograms from
900 parts OF the world were received
Hs Holiness received the cardinals
il private audiences. but an of tho
public ceremonies that have been as
ISOLATED with the observance in the
past were dispensed with in compli-
auce with the strict orders of The
P0pe's physicians
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-20

LINCOLN Neb March ie DEM
ocratc leaders and other Nebraska
friends OF William J Bryan have a.
sauh.cd Loo thc capital from aI over
tho State t0 attend O. banquet iu oel-
ebration of Mr. Brfars birthday and
his appointment .s secretary of state
in the Wilson cabinet Mr Bryan
is any-throe years old today hav-
.ng been born March Do. 1850 in
Response Co au Invitation from bis
friends and uo.slbora he has rc-
turned home for th. celebration o.
November election
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CONFERENCE ON
TARIFF REVISION
CONSULTATIONS BETWEEN
PRESIDENT AND LEAD
Frs HELD.
SENATE FIGHT IS EXPECTED
fuLlOMING ACTION Bi not ~
Caucus SENATE COMMIT
ZEE WILL BEGIN CONSIn-
ERING REVISION

I' associated Press
WASHINGTON. -. G.. March l9
The House. the Senate. and the
president came together informall,
today on the preliminaries OF tariff
revision
s short conference between the
president aud Senator simmons OF
'h' senate finance committee was
followed by longer conference be
tween the Senate subcommittee, anG
Chairman Underwood. of the llous,
ways and means committee.
This laid the ground work for @
series of throe-cornered conferences
that are 20 follow before tariff bills
R.I. bee presented 10 the House iu
April
The result of the discussions, saiC
Underwood and simmons was thar
tho Two houses of Congress will prac
rally hc agreed upon the details OF
tariff revision before the bills rcacl
The House. and the opinions and Dc
nIo. OF President Wilson will also
have been fully considered
The fight over free wool. decide,
hy the committee on ways and mean
yesterday. iH favor OF fifteen percou
duty viii recur in the Senate
The reduction OF the sugar tariff
WIN also be- stumbling block there
The senate committee viii begin
the consideration OF complete re-
vision OF the hin as soon as passed
upon by The democratic House eau
Gus
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INNiThTION EXTENDED 10
COZ. HENRY NArTEliSO\.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn. March go
col Horny WartDsou. che famous
editor of the Louisville Courier
journal. has been extended a special
invitation 20 attend the Confederate
Reunion hcrc May 2,-2H. and it rs
understood that lc win boz here Col
Wattorsou edited The Rebel 100 this
,ity 100 1853 and severely criticised
the management of the campaisu an
der General Urars The latter ser'-
cd notice ou Col Waiicrsou that
these criticisms mus. cease or his
newspaper would Uo oppressed Col.
Watteron thoroupou dropped h.s
newspaper work ana enlisted iu The
Confederate service.
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YAQU| INDIANS
HASTEN To NAC0
STATE TROOPS GATHERING
FOR FINAL ATTACK ON
OJEDA
MANY AMERICAN REFUGEES
uJEnA mas SUFFERED LOSSES
ny nESERTION AND HIS
CAPTURE II REGARDED
CERTAIN

Ey Associated Press
LOCALES. ArIz. March l9.-six
hundred picked Yaqul braves with
four machine guns and two field pie
ces departed by special train for Ma
20. where General Oieda is located
with the only remaining Federal
force in Northern Sonora.
Large Forces
More than 2O0O state troops are
now employed in the movement
against the small lluorta garrison
which. last week. routed the largo
state forces
Ohrcgon a. Command
General Obrogou. commander In
chief of the state forces Will prob
ably follow ana take command
against Oieda
Gunhuat> Active
American refugees continue to ar
rive here hy hand car and train
from Guaymas ON tho California
Gulf where the Federal forces are
mohilizug They report activity OF
Mexican gunhoats up and down the
coast and it is expected that govern
Wcnt troops will Boz landed soon In
Guaymas Bay where the United
States ship Colorado. remains.
Federal, aggressive
Rear Admiral sutherland. in COM
maud of the American forces. recon-
mcudcl that Two more hattleships be
rushed 10 this port Late reports in
dictate that the Fcderals at Guaymas
will take the aggressive. and move
north into Sonora
Forces Depleted
AdyiCes from NaCo Indicate that
Olcda viii not Boz able TO offer effec-
tive resistance 10 the state troops.
His force Of 500 men has been de-
pleted hy desertions 10 the American
side and be soon mag find himself
AGA practicalH NO following. There
fore. the state troops are taking their
time about moving against the town.
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No uld Man in Wilson Cabinet

WASHINGTON, u G.. March "
Todays birthday anniversary of
Secretary of state Bryan has served
To call public attention 10 the fact
that all of the members Of the viii
son cabinet are comparatively young
men. Their average age is ii'ty
years and sis months, whereas the
ages Of members of the Taft cabi-
net averaged almost ufty-uiuc years
The oldest member of President VIII
sons official family is Secretary OF
Commerce Rcdlicld. who will be tif.
ty-fiye years old next jun" Mr..
Bryan. at fifty-thrco. is the next
In the order of seniority Attorney
General MoReynolds, Secretary Of
Navy Daniels and Secretary of Labor
Wilson have just turned fifty. while
Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo.
Secretary of War Garrison, Secretary
of the Interior Lane. Secretary of
Agrcuitnre Houstoa aai POstt.sas,e.
General Burleson have not reached
the halt-ccntury mark. lu marked
contrast were the ages of the TAFT
cabinet officials Secretary OF Az
riCulturo Wilson was seventy eight
and Secretary of the Treasury Mac
Noagh seycuty-two Postmaster Cen
cral Hitchcock and Secretary of War
Simson were tho only members UNI
der nifty years OF age
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CROWN NEW KING
OF THE HELLENES
PRINCE CONSTANTINE TO
TAKE OATH NEXT
FRIDAY
CONSTANTINE 7 " ELF TIL
pHESInENT WILSON SENT FIRST
MESSAGE or COINCIDENCE
FROM HEAD on NATION
TO Ql ZEN OLGA

NN Associated fIrss
ATHENS. Greece. March 10.
Crown Prince Constantine wil take
the oath as king OF the liollencs on
Friday tie arrives at Athens to-
morrow.
Hone la expressed that the king
viii be- proclaimed Constantine MI.
thc last n.zantinc emperor having
been Constantine 81
Tho Chamber of Deputies viii be-
summoned tomorrow to take the
oath of io6lty 90 the new king. after
which The ministry viii resign.
The first message of coincidence
wounded In the battle of Chickamau-
ceiyed hy Queen Olea. came from
President Wilson
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North Dakota Commercial club,

GRAND FORKS. y %. March ~
The North Dakota Federation OF
Commercial Clubs began its third
annual convention In ths cts today
Win q large Attendance President
T. J Lander occupied the chair IN
addition 90 addresses by several
prominent speakers tle convention
listened % reports showing graft
fying results job Tho efforts of the
commercial clubs the past year to
assist Co. the agricultural and indus
trial development of the State Tho
convention $500 IY..Hu. over .0mur.
row
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-20

WASHINGTON. d c. March To-
West Texas Generally fair Thurs
ay aud Friday. except unsettled AND
colder boo Panhandle Thursday
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lawmakers VISIT
A. AND NJ. COLLEGE
WILL SPEND SATURDAY AS
GUESTS OF THIS INSTl-
TUITION
LIQUOR REFORM MEASURES
BOTH THE SENATE AND I'M
HOUSE PASSED. drastic
LIQUOR REGt LATION
HILLS

AUSTIN, Texas, Mrch - Both
branches of the Lekia ature accepted
an invitation to take haunt over to
the 4. and N College which invita-
lion was extended on behalf OF tht
authorities of the institution The
lawmakers will leave IN body rr..
day night for wish AMI will spend
Saturday at the college
Court reform Bill
The senate this afternoon passed
Jhc House bin which Is court rc-
form bill and known AS the instruct
I'd charge bin. compelling exceptions
TO be- taken before the charge be-
made. The senate also passed finally
The original Nilsson House bill pro
aIblng the shipment OF intoN.atinr
liquors into prohibition territory
which provides that 40 liquor shall
Doc shipped for any purpose. hut per
hitting liquor to be carried hy 90
person for his own use nto such tcr
rItory.
Constitutional Amrndnrut
The House spent III, cntirc after.
noon considering the initiatle and
referendum amendmen, to On. con.
stirton without havins reached
vote
W decision u, the Conlcrcn,c Com.
mittcc
80 decision has yet been reached
by the free conicrence COMMITTEE ON
the congressional red stricl.ng hIll
The fight s now on Two O. three
Northern and Western DISTRICT
Irastic Liquor Regulation
The Kennedy drasti. liquor rcgd-
lation bin was today substitute in
the House for Weineft $50 rIosing
law, aud as substituted, the bill was
passed to third read ig. The bill
as substituted has o. 9:3o closing
feature and ?lso ail D .leaturoa OF
Tic Kennedy 'meaaig
Mining
The Burgess general mining hin
was passed 10 eugrossment today iu
the House. Senator liudspofh has
already obtained thc final passage loo
the senate of lis Dim go the same
subject
HOUSE Passes senate Bills
These senate bills passed finally
The House johnson hill. yildai
iug The incorporation OF certain cities
md town. the child abandonment
.bll. Wats0u's lin increasing tina SAL
airy OF judges OF 90. Supreme Court
and Couu of Criminal Appeals Go
$4,000 and those OF civil Appeal
courts 10 $1,000 l.uf.imorc's h.ll sal.
/ idatug incorporation of certain cities
and towns VaughHs Hll permit
,lr consolidation of telecraph ana
/ telephone compau.c. % Texas N,s'.
brook preferential primary bills
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-20

Probably rain or snow and colder
THURSDAY
Yesterdays temperature.
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,iinins

The Burgess general mining hin
was passed to engrossmeut today u
the House Senator lIudspoth has
already obtained co., final paWa-e loo
the senate OF his Dim 900 the same
subject