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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS

l.. III. Dunn returned to his Indian
valley mines on Southern Pacific No.
) this morning.
J. d. Bradshaw's team left for
Paradise Valley this morning, loaded
with supplies.
Madison Anderson, of McDermitt, is
in town today.
Mrs. T. II. Guyon and son Clifford
left this afternoon for Ogden, where
they will spend the next week or two
visiting relatives and friends.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-01-30

thirteen bushels. The eleven mountain
and coast states show twenty-five
bushels. In Great Britain and on the
continent the yield is still higher. New
England shows an equal superiority of
Weld of potatoes over all other sec
tinns-Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
To INVESTIGATE
VI. VA. COAL FIELDS
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES HAVE
lECInED TO MAKE COM
PlErE pROBE
MANY VIOLATIONS OF LAW
Committee Viii Investigate Alleged
peonagc Interference With The
Nails and Violations at
sherman Act
by Associate r.e~

hN hNN''i.AIN l.frr
WASHINGTON. u. C.. May 2l.-
Federal Investigation OF the strike In
the coal region of the Kanawha d,s-
trict of West Virginia was assured
,oday when the Senate Education
and Labor Committee agreed 20 re-
port with an amendment to senator
Kerns resolution authorizing an
inquiry. The resolution was re-
drafted by the subcommittee with
the understanding that it would be
laid before the senate with the in
dorsomclt OF other members and
would allow a thorough and COM
pete" inquiry into the conditions in
the Paint Greek region during and
after the strike
The committee viii investigate
conditions OF alleged peonagc. inter
ference with mails. violation OF i'm
migration laws ana violation of laws
for trial of accused persons. viola
/ tion OF the sherman act by the coal
operators and the causes that led ur
20 the conditions existing al Paint
/ Creek
/ Action by the Senate on the rcso
luton will probably be taken al one,
but may go over for day The I'M
qriry will be undertaken as soon o'
the resolution is agreed to. and Il
is the hope of Senators Interested
that the report will be- returned q,
the Senate before the end Of the spe
Cial session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22

The theft of the wiring pla-l Tor
the dreadnought Pennsylvania from
the ordnance bureau OF the Navy
Department. which has set official
Washington by the ears. we're drawn
under the supervision OF Rear Ad'
miral Nathan G. Twining, chief OF
the bureau should congress or ei-
cher house hold AN inquiry be will
Necome one OF the chief witnesses
Tho first set Of plans vas missed
March 3. having becA taken the
Inight OF the inauguration of Presi.
dent Wilson. The rcmgiuing disap.
pcared later.
Naval officials have not said II
there suspicious centercd on any one
and detectives have been unable t'
got clue of the thief The iirsi
statement OF the department that th,
theft was of no consequence has
been somewhat discounted II has
been learned since that the plan'
showed the entire wiring of the bis
vessel and that an opposing battle
ship commander would not find i
difficult to disable her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
DISTRICT COURT TERM
II ENDED AT CANYON

CANYON. Tex. May 2l.-The
MAY term OF the District Court ad-
iourned here this afternoon, after
two weeks continuance. judge
Drowning. and other court officials
left for their homes in amarillo.
Little business of Importance has
been transacted during the present
week a number OF cases were cali
Cd and continued, and none has been
tried during the past several days.
The grand jury made final report.
returning one indictment for mixde-
moanor. This record speaks eIo-
quently for the laW-abiding citixsn-
ship OF Randall County.
Just before adiournment the fol-
lowing jury commissioners vere
named by the court: A. N. Hen
son. n j weber. J NJ. Craig.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22

SAN FRANCISCO. May 21.-
They won't call me the master
tirdman any more. said Lincoln
Beachey, the aeronaut II am done
have flown my last wouldn't
enter an aeroplane again at the
point of gun. ! know why they
came To see me fly II was NOR
bid curiosity to see something hap
pen, like II has happened to others
they wanted to see me killed
Horace Kearney's mother begged
him In Chicago last September not To
seach her son any new tricks But
he did. Two months later kear.
tey was killed.
Charles Welsh's wife asked her
husband not to do anything like
Beachey's spirals Welsh said thai
inasmuch as Beachoy did them h'
had to in order to get the money
/ Two weeks later he was killed a
Trenton. n. ]
Not long ago Mrs. Eugene Ell
wrote to him when he sent her som'
tickets for an exhibition; Charlie
would have been with me now II HI
had never seen YOU fly"
so : f'p s'''no - ssH pes"h"v
'"l am not coins to take any NOR
chances myself and am not going U
lead others to their deaths"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
Il Of 4. of Georgia

WYCROSS. Ca, May 2l.--A
large attendance marked the opening
here today of the forty-fourth state
convention of the Knights of Pythias
Mayor Reed delivered an address OF
welcome at the opening session this
morning aud Grand Chancellor j..
W. Austin of Atlanta responded for
the visitors. This afternoon a bar
becue was given at Winona park
Competitive drills will take place 90
morrow. IA the eyering there VII
be street parade Of the Knights OF
khorassan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
nnIlnn, Clnim Ngcnl. Meel

BALTIMORE. Nd. May 30 The
safety first" mrcmcnt and the IiH.
hHty aud compensation laws as
applied t0 the railroads are The prin.
cipa. subjects slated for discussion ai
tho annual convention OF the Asso-
citation of Railway Claim Agents
which held its opening sessions in
Baltimore TODAY MAYOR Preston de-
liyercd an address of welcome 40 tho
initial session Tomorrow the visit
ors win take O. trip 20 Annapolis
and down tho Chesapeake
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
WILSON DESIRES
BANKING REFORM
HELD CONFERENCES On CUR
RENCN LEGISLATION WITH
LEADERS.
INQUIRED INTO PROGRESS
II II Believed That within n Week
IBill Approved by the Ad-
ministration viii lie
Framed.
Dy Associated Press


WASHINGTON. ID c., May al
President Wilson had three confer
,ences on the currency tie discuss
ed with Senator Kern the prospects
,of currency legislation this season
and learned that attention has been
focused so sharply on the tariff that
no agreement Is In sight as yet as
90 the advisablity of banking re-
forms
Wilson talked with Senator owen
of the Senate Banking and Currency
Committee and later saw Represen-
tatlvc Glass. chairman of the House
Banking Committee He merely In
quired into the progress made by
those on the currency bill lldica-
tions are that within a week the bill
,ill be completed. the fundamentals
Of which viii have the administra.
| tons approval
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22

NEW YORK. May 21-When
Theodore Roosevelt William r..
Hearst. and Governor william sui
zcr stand on the same platform at
Carnegie Hail, this city May 2S. Go
speak for direct primaries against
Tammany Han and the state Demo
cratic organization the old adacc
that polite SNAKES strange bcdtci.
lows will have O forciblo ilustra-
tion Governor Sulzcr. having brok-
On with tho organization of DIS par
T. IN New York state. decided TO
mako a fight ON TO- USING direct pri-
marios as the isu, The legislation
IA control of the state organization,
Of which Charles B. Murphy is the
leader. adjourned without passing
the kind OF direct primary measure
the governor wanted - once hc
announced caI for O. special Sos
sion. aud sand %. would take The
stump 90 arouse pubU. opinion 90
force Democraf,o and Republican
members alike to accept @ b.l. in
the extra session
L BE invited cooperation from all
parties of mon. especially asked
Messrs Roosevelt aud Hearst Both
accepted
Sulzer spent eighteen years as a
member OF the House of h'pr'son-
iatiyes from strong TammauE dts.
trict OF Sew York City. aud it was
seldom ho opposed Tamman' NJ
the same Time Roosevelt vas on" of
the staupHot Republicans. pcud.
Ing seven years %. tho time ns d
Republican pres ,lt ic bad uo
more use ,or Sur than for 1H'
other Democrat H those days
Hearst bad l0' fought suIzer
though ho bad 600 times bitterly op
posed Tammar. Hall OF which th'
present governor tJs member Bu'
Roosevelt and I..-st have been hit
ter poli'lcal enemies when The ed
itor was the Democratic candidate
= for governor .r New York state DO
1906 AGAINST f.. present Suprem'
Court IuvIr. Charles = Hughes
President EHu..rIt sent bis secrc
{ tary OF state. Eiihu Root. to ltic.
] 10 make Republican speech Root
{ attack on Hearst created o sensation
b II was bitter .al personal goia'
p much farther cham most political ad
70 dresses 7. cost Hearst thousands o
votes
Nov Governor -ulzer lndopoud"n
p Democrat Roosevelt. leader of th'
b prorressisea and Hearst. creator o
, the Independent League. will War oi
/. Murphy and William Barnes. Jr
y tho Republican state leader. Vho
- also blamed hy them for the deiea
o. the drs primary bills
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
COURT REVERSED
CHAS. BIRD CASE
REVEESEE ON ACCOUNT on ER-
IiOR ~ CHARGE OF TRIAL
COURT

Al STlN, Texas. May "a The
Court OF Criminal Appeals today re-
versed and remanded the ease of
Charley Bird from Potter County.
Appellant was given three years in
the pcuitentiary on conviction OF sell
inr Intoxicating liquor In comwis-
sious Precinct No Z In Potter Coun-
ty
The court today reversed the case
OF account Of error Ia the charlc e..
tho trial court. several references hc
inl made TO that part OF the charge
% the jury IN which 1t VISA said that
the jury could convict if 90 were pro-
ven that appellant had sold ~ least
two times In violation of law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
RADICAL CHANGES
IN TARIFF BILL
SENATE FINANCE sCB-COSlMlT.
TEE DETERMINED ON MANY
CHANGES
WILL TREAT BOTH ALIKE
Determination Reached To Pisco
Raw Material and the Finished
Product ON the same
Ilasis

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May al
4 determination TO equalize live
stock and grains and their respective
products In the Underwood tariff OIL
has been reached by the Senate I'm
anco subcommittee considering the
agricultural schedule. IL has been
agreed that II cattle. sheep. hogs and
wheat and oats are 10 remain duti-
able as the Underwood bill classifies
them, then a duty shall be placed on
beef, mutton, pork. wheat flour and
oat meal. Or II these products are
TO remain on the free listA the raw
material shall be converted into the
free list.
This is the first basic tariff change
to be- planned by the Senate Demo-
Gratis since the Underwood bill came
before them. Whether raw material
ana It's products will be free listed
or all be- made dutiable, II has not
been determined, but that all will be
taken alike was asserted today by
Senator John Sharp Williams chair
man of the subcommittee.
The decision to equalize these
schedules. 1t Is said has been reach
ed with the knowledge and consent
of Wilson
when Williams was told Of the rer
port In circulation that the sub-cou-
mittoe had decided to put all live
stock on the free list and also grains
he declared there was no grOunds
for the report Whatever the sub
committee does with the schedule II
. Is expected 10 meet the approval oil
the finance committee majority.
II Is learned late today that Sena-
tor Walsh OF Montana had planned
to introduce an amendment to put
cattle on the free list II the bill was
presented In the Senate without th<
change. That there will be . gFeo'
many chsnges IN the bin fn the oen'
ate vas adLilt,ua .oues Dy oelAAee'
simmons. chairman OF the unanc<
committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
GIVES POWER To
R. R. Commission
COtRT on CIVIL NPPEAiS ~.
HOLES NT 90 THE LEf,IN-
IATtRE

AUSTIN. Texas. Nay 21 The
third court Of civil appeals today
sustained the validity OF tho act OF
the legislature giving power 10 the
railroad commission 20 require rail-
roads IN Texas tu construct. main
tain aud operate union passenger de-
pots
This was 90 the case Of the state
of Texas vs the Cotton Belt from
Travis county. IN which the commits.
sion had ordered the Cotton Belt
Katy. and Trinity and Brazos Volley
railways 10 construct union pas.
seugrr depot at iiillshoro.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22

BOSTON. Mass. May 81 Form
or President Taft came 10 Boston
today iu acceptance of an invitation
90 preside a. the Unitarian week
festival meeting .u fremont Temple
tonight % is expected that be- VIII
remain over tomorrow 90 partici-
pate iu the exercises 90 the unveilins
%, The Edward Everett uale statue
m the Public Garden
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
PROCEEDINGS IN
HIGHER COURTS
REPORT FROM SUPREME COURT
Avn COURT uF CRIMINAL
ArrEAIS

Supcial 90 thc NcV1.
AUSTIN. Texas. May 20 The fol
lowing proceedings were had I'm the
Supreme Court today
Application. Granted
O. G.. a. S. p Railway Company
vs.. r. B.. Lemons. ct AL Parker
So Louis san Francisco u. r. Co
v- ST Hale. Gra,son.
Ethel Pope. ot al. vs. Is G. " a
10 Ey CO.. of Texas. Nolan.
Consumers LiFnit, Company vs.
william Uuhnor. Wood
4 NJ Mckenzie. 81 3d. SIS Mrs "
3. Withorr. ot al TlrrauJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
IS GIVEN CHECK
FOR TEN THOUSAND
MANUTACTI iEH> RECOGNIZE
SERNtt - OI RETIRING SIC
EITAtl JOHN kIlilN

DETROIT. Mich. May .2l The
national convention ol manuiac'ur-
ors today presented John Kirby The
retiring president, "a check for ten
thousand dollars The resolutions
stated that tho gin was in recogui-
ton Of his fearless battles against
militant labor unionism
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
PASS ACUTE STAGE
IN NEGOTIATIONS
JAPANESE GOVERNMENT TAKES
, L. =. REPLY ~ GOOD
PART.
UNDERSTANDS SITUATION
japan II Informed ~ to Dual Ma
ture of Our Government
aud Seems to he
Friendly


WASHINGTON, D. c., May ell
Dispatches from Toxic indicate that
the unled States reply TO Japan's
protest was taken In good part by
the japanese government
Dispatches relate that Japan un-
derstands fully the difficulties un-
der which the Washington admins
tration labored in handling the sit
uation, understanding the dual sys-
TEN OF government OF the United
States
Todays adyices we're OF prelim-
mary character and no prediction of
ensuing steps. but reflected the fay-
orable view Of the reply Officials
here are inclined to hope that the
acute stage in negotiations has pass
ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
TESTIMONY THROWS
LIGHT ON TEXTILE .,TlilkE

~ Associated Press
BOSTON. Mass, May 2l.--Tcsti-
mony as TO what happened behind
the scenes az Lawrence. Mass AT
the time OF the textile strike IN 1912
were eiyen today by J j. Breen. CON
yicted and confessed planted OF dy-
Mantle. AT the trial of William Wood
Frederick AtteauX and Dennis j.
Collins. charged with conspiring to
discred labor by planting dynamite
ia buildings at Lawrence.
Brcen said he retuged to accept
s. .000 from Daniel IL Coakley. 81.
teaux's attorney who was then cross
examining him he said AtteaaN
employed him 20 plant dynamite m
certain buildings Woods name Is
mentioned once only In the trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
Vow Transatlantic service

pERLlN. May 21-A new trans
atlantic service of the Hamburg
American un, was inaugurated to-
d8y with the sailing Of the steam
ship Cincinnati from HAMBURG for
Boston 4 regular weekly schedule
oi sailings between the two ports
win be- maintained. with Boulonge
aud southampton as ports OF call.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
INSANE PATIENT
KILLED FIVE ROOM MATES
ny Associated r,ess

BLACKFOOT. Idaho. May -l--
Peter pradovitch. insane. confined
In the Southern Idaho Insane Assy-
lum. Killed five room mates by uoa'-
irp them over the head NTH table
as they slept this morning There b.
no evidence OF a struggle except ou
tho body OF one victim. two bruises
on the arm showed that he tried "a
ward of the blows
Bradoyitch was committed 20 the
asylum two years ago from the reui-
teuuary where he was serving q hi'
term for murder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
In Inn.rcrnir ni.hnn

BATHURST y o. May ~ Fi-
ahorte arrauzcmcut. we're complei-
cd today Tor the cousccration OF
Re, Henry . OLoart as Roman
Catholic bishop OF Charlottetowu.
The ceremony Vil take place here
tomorrow the Sacred Heart church
OF which Father OTcary has been
pastor Archbishop StaFhi. the ape
usfoIr delegate Co Canada. will Of
ficiatc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22

ALTON. iII May o. Hundred,
oI Grand Army Veterans hronEed
Alton taIa .1r 'ho annual state en-
amuu.rt uf tHD department of MI
mot. u..lIfas to fhe annual meet
irgs of fHe Wamlu's Relief Corps
aul other auxiliary ORGANIZATIONS
helped d. ..u fha attendance An
addr... o.. Governor Dunno was one
of the leading features OF today
programme
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
GOVERNOR D HARA
IS EXHONORATED.
MAS ATTEMPT 10 OiiSIltt Ct
WORN OF NItE COM
MISSION.
By Associated Press.

SPRINGFIELD, m. May ~
Lieutenant Governor O'Hara OF III
inois was today c2houoraiod of the
charges of immortality by tho leris
latiyc committee which investigated
;hr affidavit ot Maud Robinson.
The committee reported that the
charges of Miss Robinson and sam
Davis was an attempt 10 obs,rpct
tbc work of the auti.yico commiss-
ion OF which O'Uaa WAS chairman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
\ New Well Being developed

Special 10 the News
HNRLEY. Texas. May ell Work
has commenced ON the big 2oO0 gal
Ion yell ON the farm OF the Fairyiew
Land a Cattle Co. This well when
completed will be sufficient TO irri-
gate 200 acres of land which will be
seeded TO Alfalfa and Is located one
mile from Hurley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
URGED To AVOID
OFFENDING JAPAN
WILSON URGED SIsSON NOT TO
MAKE SPEECH OFFENSIVE
TO JAPAN

~ NF0WIIWIVW T'oo'
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May AL
President Wilson today sent for rep.
rescutative Sissou. and urged him
not 70 make a speech which would be
offensive 10 Japan Ssson had Civ
en- notice that ne would speak FRI
day ON legal phases OF the alien land
question. According 10 the White
House statement Sisson assured the
President that be would refrain from
iuciudary declarations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
RAILROAD ASSETS
SHOW INCREASE
INTANGIBLE ASSETS SHOW N.
CREASE OE NEARLY TEN
MILLION

fF Ass1r aIrf Prfss
AUSTIN. Texas. Mag 2l-The in-
tangible assets OF the railroads or
the state for 1912 shows an increase
OF S9.450.334 over last year. ac-
Cordiug 10 announcement made late
this afternoon by tax commissioner
Love tie made a public statement
showing the total preliminary yalua-
ton OF intangible assets OF the roads
TO De Si7I7s5lil2 against sie2.-
3ss.77s for 1919. making the tn
crease as Indicated
The Board meets June T. to make
these valuations final.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
philadelphia Fenciblcs Csa.,.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May IL.
The Infantry Battalion. State 49,
bles today began four days -.
bration of its centennial annivoru,e~
Though not so old as the 49,
aud Honorable Artillery Con-.
Of Boston or the Old Guard of -
York. the Fencibles rank -
the most historic military oren-1-
tions in the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
STRIKE IN WEST VIRGIN
~ coal FIELDS
nv Associated Press.

CHARLESTON, W v, May ell
The threatened strike OF miners.
emplayed IN New River coal field,
occurred today one hundred min
ers with their families have quit
their homes, and tonight are living
In tents furuiuhod by the upitei
Mine Workers of America.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
LINER SENIGAI BLOWN
~ ~ NINE


NARSEILES. France. NaF -
t private message received h"re to-
las 1y liner Senegal of tomr'u-
uia u0s Nc-sagor.os MARITIME, struck
o uu, as sh" was leaving smyrna
and Vl. blown up Two hundred
wore 600 board SO confirmation drs.
patch ha. reached the COMPANY of.
".. gef
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22

% T.. Crowley gs. D % Finch.
Dallas.
O a. Barnes et al 49, Central
Bank & Trust Co. % al Harris.
St Louis W r r Go. OF Tex
as ys Geo W Ledbetter Dallas.
Southern Kansas rs CO. OF Texas
SIS G H Wallace Potter
G. g. Miller ot al ,s Hrs Ellen
Himbautht nal'am
VIII r Clark ts fHo. H Belcher
Gaines.
Pecos d. Northern lr co. vs Mrs
Laura -uitor. ct al Potter.
Joseph Coiulh ,s On Sa''cc Wat
cr storage Co. I.a SalIc.
Mrs Rocua Gibson % aI gs DAME
Opuenheimcr. 90 al De- Sale
Solou and Billing $751; Henry Par
che Harris
Thompson a. Tucker Lumber Go
ts q a. platt Trinity
G.. r. Voarec ct aI ys T S. Van
ehan Lynn
Mrs Nora shannon ys ~ L Ia'
90 al. DgIlam
Frank Houeb ct aL So Henry J
IFirk. 90 al. Deaf smith
Brown Cracker d. candy Co ys
/ Thomas A Johnson Dallas
81 Louis s a. rs Co of Texa
ys Earl = Downs Smith.
Marshall and Easi Texas Ry ca
Ixs r. r. Waldrop Harrison
/ Houston D. a. 49, Texas Ry Ga. s.
/ Mrs G.. 4. X. Larry q al shelby
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
snflrnrctIe, ENnlo,le Isomh

Ny AssHriaffi fc"
EDINBURGH. May 2l.-A bonh
exploded in the royal Observatory 81
an early hour this morning. bndlv
damaging astrouimical instrumena-
The police declared Il was suffn-
grtte outrages.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
T WEATHER.
" Gather Forecast


WASHINGTON. y G.. May 2l...
West Texas Fair Thursday and
Friday warmer Thursday. extreme
north portion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
TEMPERANCE SPEAKER
HEARD AT PANHANDLE
5pecial ~ The News

Special 90 The News.
PANHANDLE. Tex. May ell
Prof Atums Webb of Fort Worth
spoke NJ the Baptist Church here on
thc subject Science and Alcohol
Prof Webb Is superintendent OF the
Fort Worth District OF The Anti-sa-
loon League and well-knoWn
speaker on temperance questions.
having made extensive study of the
question from e scientific viewpoint
Tho lecture was Wcl received
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22

Dismissed for Want of Jurisdiction.
4. D Lloyd NJ American Nationa
Bank. Tarrant
Walker-smith Co. Ns 4. J. Dan
uer. IT a. Brown
"a. B McKIniot % ai W. g. l..
+ Davidson Deaf Smith
Wright a. rordue ys " e Fergi-
son. Lubbock
/ r. u. sunEer ts. r T. Nucklcs
let al nrazoria
Southern Kansas rs Go. OF Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
COURT uf CRIMINAL APrEAI.s

The following proceedings we're
had in the Court of Criminal APP
peals today.
Affirmed
s. L. Baker. from Dallas
I'd spencer. from Dallas
Paul Sylvester from Dallas
Wall Wade. from Dallas
T. : Crcols from Johnson
Dutch Womack from Johnson
Mason Mobiles. from Mcclellan.
IS G. Wilson. from Tarraut
Reversed aud demanded
49, ~ Lawrence, from Brayoria
j T. Holly ~ al. from llardoman.
Joe Reagan from Limestone.
Charles Bird. from Potter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22

a. ". Ncls Walker Grant.
James R Adams SIS Dudley Hard
ware Company. smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-22
Motion Tor Hearing oycrrulca

Eastern r. co. of y. NJ. ct AL VS.
Geo. W. Lituoneld. Deaf smith
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-15

First game
Cincinnati -. 2 9
Philadelphia 1919. : Q
batteries: Ames, suggs and
Clarke; Alexander and Kiliffer.
Second game
Cincinnati .,.... {
Philadelphia .-.'f.. IL
Batteries: Brown and Clarke; sea
ton and Killifer-