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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24

The cost to the state of the special
session of Chittenden county court just
closed, was $2,9sS.9s. OF this total, ST.
4l7.60 went to the petit jury; sl,0s4.7s
to witnesses; $227l60 to assistant judges
and $3.50 TO reporters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24
ABSOLUTELY SAFE ELECTRIC WIRING

ABSOLUTELX SAFE EL-tsf'V WfnfN"
We are now using Now G:cel Armored
Wires which are not only ehoars. 20 INSTALL
but better for the following recsc'% >,
Inspected. approved and passed ~ fire IN
surance Board. ..,.
impossiblity Of persons tamperiar with
wires. -,
NniIproof, waterproof. freproc2 anc fool
proof. -,
No spices under floors, bre in boxes ana
easy OF access to authorized persons.
Labor in installation reduced 20 per cent.
viii be pleased to give estimates on TINS
work.
CARL c. PERKINS. Electrical Contractor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24
WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-sToCK CERTIFICATE. One GER
tiheate of stock in Orange County Telephone
Co. No. 2I6s Issued Oct. 10. 1910. Luke
r. Goss Tunbridge. VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24
DIR. AGNEW'S
RHEUMATIC PILLS

A standard remedy for rheumatism
in ali its forms Send Is cents for trial
box. or 500 for large box.
Henry, johnson q Lord, Burlington, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24

He Is able to help and
advise you in Love.
Marriage. Divorce.
Business and all af-
fairs. He gives
names. dates and 10
cations tells whom
and when you'l mar
~ rcunifos the sep
arated develops me-
diums- ~ you want
the truth. what 20 DO.
what not 70 %. So
this wonderful man
al once Hour. 10 10
G daily and Sunday.
MONTPELIER
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24

Mrs. Ira NJ. Hammond of Brownsville
has a begonia over 20 years old, which
formerly belonged to her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Bagley, The plant is 80 inches
tall has never been slipped, and only re.
ported once in the 20 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--At once. one hrst-class safe
Enquire OF A, A. Smith ut Il. L. Smith a
Co.'S. 2s0u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24

|
William Armstrong the two.year old
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Ferguson
of st. Adams, died Tuesday from the
effects of burns which he suffered about
three weeks ago while playing about the
kitchen stove.
The cost to the state of the special
session of Chittenden county court Just
closed, was $2,9sS.9s. OF this total, ST.
4l7.60 went to the petit jury; 81 ,0S4.7S
to witnesses; $227l60 to assistant Judges
and $3.50 to reporters.
Mrs. Ira NJ Hammond of Brownsville
has begonia over 20 years old, which
formerly belonged to her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Bagley The plant is 80 inches
tall, has never been slipped, and only re.
ported once in the 20 years.
John RI. Mead & Son OF West Rut.
land have bought a nine-months old
Holstein bull in Pennsylvania. for which
they paid 81 500. His mother was the
famous Inka Princess Mutual DeKols,
with record of ll6 pounds of milk
day and of 1914 pounds of butter in
seven days.
Festoonng in the home of Joseph
Hamel in Nergennes fell on top OF a
lighted lamp recently, causing it to blaze
up and ignite nearby lace curtains.
From these other parts of the room
caught fire, but Mrs. Hamel and neigh
bors whom she summoned succeeded in
putting the fire out The damage was
about 500, with no insurance. The fire
alarm whistle could not be sounded, as
steam on at the Vermont Shade Roller
Works, which sounds the alarm
A five.year-od son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Henry Wall of Burlington is recovering |
from numerous bruises and cuts received |
in an almost miraculous escape from
being run over by an electric car. The |
child was playing in the road in front |
Of the house and ran directly in front of |
The car. The fender picked the child up
and tossed him up in the air two or
.hree times and then off to one side I'M
Ter the wheel. BY this time the car had /
been brought almost TO stop, and the
,craper in front of the wheel rolled the
Joy over and over and finally out OF the
way without causing any injuries more
erious than some cuts and bruises.
The Eddy Brothers ice company of
rutland has finished gathering its win
er harvest, 10000 tons of ice having
zen laid up during the last few weeks.
mis- is the largest amount cut any,
There in the state by single company,
kept at Burlington, where a firm made
p by the merging of three concerns
arrest 1900 tons. 1t is the biggest
rop ever cut by the local dealers and
he latest. Mr.. Eddy. however, says it
! as good as any ice he ever harvested. d,
he area OF this amount OF ice is about
3 acres. 1t was cut and stored by
ang of 50 men in 95 hours A new ice
ouse has been constructed on the Eddy
roperty south OF the city to take care
the unusually large crop, and in the
lmmer 10 ice wagons will be kept on
ne road. The Eddys have contract for
900 tons from farmers, when they !
ave secured their own supply. Rutland Z
,nsumes more ice than any other com {
unity in Vermont, it is said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24
BOARD AND ROOMS.

TO RENT Furnished rooms F: furnace heat
and electric lights. Inquire is Eastern ave-
nue. 2e2H
ROOMS TO RENT-With or without board
furnished. heat electric lights, etc. Apply At
Mrs. NJ T. Pages, % Elm street. Barre. 2est26
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
Steam heat electric lights. excellent bed. AZ
20 hverill street. Telephone 2os-3. 25it
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24

For further particulars apply to the ID. A.
Perry Real Estate Agency. rooms and 8.
Howland-Csve building, Barre. VT 270tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24

John II. Mead & Son of West Rut.
land have bought nine months old
Holsten bull in Pennsylvania. for which
they paid 81 500. His mother was the
famous Inka Princess Mutual DeKols,
with record of ll6 pounds of milk a
day and of 1914 pounds of butter in
seven days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24

FOR sALE-one secondhand Leader evap
orator at my farm in Plainfeld. H. r.
Gallup. 290ti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24
HELP WANTED.

TWO YOUNG MEN of neat appearance. be-
tween the ages OF is and %. to travel on adj
vertising proposition. Apply after 7 P. M.
c. l., Irving. City Hotel 29lt3@
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24

FOR SALE One $4,000 Q per cent. bond
Of the Peoples Lighting. Heating a Power
CO., due In 1923 and TAX EXEMPT. Inter.
est payable semi-annually. Address Is. X.
Times Office 2s9t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-24
AUTOMOBILES.
DROWN MOTOR CAR co.

FOR SALE-A few Black Java and White
Leghorn pullets Also eggs for Matching.
G. H. Kenerson. 20 Church street. Barre VI.
2S3tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
college Cla., rs Cable.

SEW YORK. April ~ After a
lapse of tao years. American and
BRITISH university chess players re-
n.pcd ,beir strutslc for information.
al muramas, at fHo ROYAL game hy
mean. UI fh, Atlantic cable at half
past Ht.f O'Clock This morning. at
phrh hour tho signal 90 begin vas
given muItaucously Boo Alexander
Hu Princeton University. aud at
fh, ru1m, OFF fhc cay of London
Cf,. t.H The American team is
mad. up aI rprsseutafi'es of Prime.
far Columbia. Peuus}l,aui and liat-
ward mrnarluss while the Brtisa
team . composed of oxford and Cam
bridge university piayers
Th, pr,s'1. match is the eleventh
iu t.. International intercollegiate
serI.s CO.. th, trH matches PLAYED
m. Americans Vou Boz 1909. 1905.
1900 ana Itf# Rhilr the Bditons
were victorious H 's99 1900 aud
1908 Tho matches boz 1901 and
1000. resulted u fies There was
uo pias a tl, years l'ut. 1905 and
.1HI-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
POPES CONDITION
CROWS ALARMING
PONTIFF SEEMS TO BE GROW
ING GRADUALLY
WEAKER
FEAR END IS APPROACHING
IL MICH ENHhu STED FROM FER
SIsTENT cot CHING AND DiF-
EiClIT ..NPECTORATION-
END NAY u E\EAR

ROME. Italy April l2 Pope Plus
y has suffered serious relapse. llis
condition tonight is such that thr
greatest fear Is aroused tie Shove {
great weakness aud fever rose 10
t03.
The second relapse followed a dis
regard for physicians instructions.
aud Is due to over exhaustion from
several audiences the pope gave to-
day. aud to exposure 10 change ~
atmosphere The grayiety OF his
condition makes prevalent the fear
that the end OF his pontifical reign
Us APPROACHING
According to latest reports from
the sick room. although the tcmpera
ture has diminished slightly. the
pope Is much exhausted on account
OF persistent cough aud difficult
,Npcctoration. which caused cousii-
cradle pain In the chest The bed
room d, kept Ia darkness and ahso
lutte silence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13

BOSTON. April d. Politicians OF
an parties are kcculy interested in
the special election 10 hc held iu the
Thirteenth congressional district next
Tuesday 20 choose q successor 10 j.
W Weeks. who resigned hts seat in
the House to accept the United states
-ouaturship The election is regard
pI as important because ii b. the first
20 occur in any part Of the country
since ST. Wilson became president
Furthermore. the contest among the
candidates has been made ou the
r' i-uo aud the result Is expected
io show thc attitude OF Massachusetts
toward tart" revision The contest
i. lbrr,.roruered affair, The candi-
dates being former Congressman j.
, Mitchell Democrat Alfred W
Cutting Republican aud Norman ~
white Progressive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
From Foundry to Pulpit

NEW YORK. April ~ The Rev
DR.. William II Morgan. until recent
ly pastor OF the Central Methodist
Episcopal church IN Newark. will 20.
morrow preach his first sermon as
pastor OF calvary Methodist Episco.
pal church IN this city. which is the
largest Methodist congregation under
one roof In the world Dr Morgan
has one OF the most striking recurG,
of any man In an American pulpit.
From a puddler IN an iron mill for
eleven years be has risen 10 the ~.
sition OF pastor OF one OF the leading
Methodist churches ia the United
States up TO the axe OF 23 Dr. Nor
gan could not read or write.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13

UEH.IN. April ID Residents and
.nHrt..- 900 ihc German capital
U.umm.. have found 1t difficult 20
FL. about their everyday business with
r.. ..au. some OF the thousand
arH mu municipal laws and regula-
..r U 'U.s difficulty is likely 10
.. increased several fold by the
batch u. ..e police regulations thar
t.. f. ..u. INTO force tomorrow.
rH.s. ..-u1'ous were drawn up
r. NJ. evident purpose OF making
... .r.... .u.tor and clearer. They
..... .H. ,oIoviug
g. ..r'iUE singing. shouting.
.. ... ..Hg of any kind likely 10
....... f., quiet OF the streets is
.. . permitted. no paper. remains.
. l-ar- and cigarettes may
thrown .fU The streets, the drag
.... .. .uutu's dresses Is prahihit-
I.. 0.'b umbrellas or canes
linus. ... arH or swing them in any
uaUH,. Ia.y 20 imperil the safety
Loo. p.. eos by and. finally, no win
f.a. o.. doors OF houses. flats. shops.
rr restaurants boz which music Is be.
ra .a..I may be kept open.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13

PARIS. April ~ President Poin-
care has some 10 Rar-le-Duc, In TO
trains. where reunion Is TO be-
held tomorrow by the alumni OF the
old school which the President at
tended iu early youth. The reunion
viii be- oI rather au original nature
and will D., confined 20 the survivors
OF the class of 1876, ui which NJ.
poincarr was q member The suryi-
yor will meet iu thr old school. each
iu his original place n the class. and
rrcnact fuJ au hour the scene ol 800
years ago EXERCISE written in 1876
will be read again and the master b
win comment ON them ouo hy one. as
OF old. 40 the conclusion of the rc-
union tablet Will boz placed ON the
wall of the school 10 commemorate
the gathering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
JAPANS ATTITUDE
GIVES CONCERN
PRESIDENT HOLDS CONFER
ENCE WITH JAPANESE
AMBASSADOR
CALIFORNIA MAY MODIFY
~ FORMAL PROTEST FROM JAP
AZ II NOT NEEDED WHOLE
TRADE TREATY MAY BE
REVISED
ny A,,as.a,cl Pc"

NN Associated Ftcw
WASHINGTON. d C.. April Ia
President Wilson held a conference
with Nisc0unt Chinda, the Japanese
ambassador. and probably will hoii
other conferences in the immediaia
futurc In view Of the ambassador
latest instructions regarding the Cal
ifornia alien land holding legisla-
tiou
II is stated on the highest author
ity that mo- official protest from ia
pan has been received The latest
Instructions 10 the ambassador look
only to a continuance of the course
the Japanese embassy has taken from
the bcginnine. relying upon the NOR
al suasIou and dignified presentation
oi the impression produced In Japan
by the unexpected recrudescence OF
anti-Japaucso feeling on the Pacific
coast
As Ear as can bee learned. the ad'
muuistration has listened with syr'-
pathetic interest to the presentations
and while without legal authority at
the moment TO interfere with the leg
islatiou in California. II will not hes
itate TO brins personal influence 20
bear 90 bring about a modification 81
such features as threaten TO lead
10 unjust discrimination against
japanese citizens
In the background is the practical
certainty that II the moral suasinn
fails loo Its purpose. and legislation
Is enacted as at present before the
California assembly. NEGOTIATIONS
will take a formal course. which will
be- expected 10 lead TO formal pro-
test from Japan. which, " not re-
garded viii undoubtedly lead 10 y
deuuuciation of the whole trade
treaty with Japan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
m,NTON NORNAI.S WIN
N DEBATING CONTEST
Special 20 Daily News.

Special 10 Daily News.
CANYON, Tex. April l2-TA"
Denton Normals won over the West
Texas Normals in an nterestin-
intercollegiate debating contest here
tonight. the event occurring Ia the
auditorium OF the Normal
The subject discussed was. Re-
solved. That in our Tariff System
Raw Materials Should BE on the Fro"
List"
The affirmative was represented
by Canyon. the nel Give by Denton.
with the following speakers. ElWel'
D Condor and r. Guy Rogers, VI O.
Reese and G =. Peters.
The judges OF the debate were
Hon. r. VI Ryburn and Dr T.. j.
Robinson of Amarillo and Or v y
Clark. ="
Special music added worth 10 'h4
interesting event.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
DISASTROUS FIRE
At TPEN|TENT|ARy
FOUR LARGE BUILDINGS De-
STROYED AT KANSAS 4
INSTITUTION an
SIX CONV|CTs ARE BURNt.
PRISONERS ASSIST AuTHORITsES'
~ SAVING BUILDINGS OCCt- ,
PIED BN WOMEN AND "a
INSANE

~ HN"N't 'sfffl lffNH
LANSING. Kan. April i2. Fire
destroyed four large buildings an /
caused loss estimated AT Si0O Qua
IN the Kansas state penitcnilary nero
this afternoon Il Was spread .
conyicts who scattered burning pa
pers IN the buildings not In the path
OF the flames. according to Fire Cht.-
Bahler. OF l.eayenworth
Prison officials made every prep
aration for mutiny and l.cayen-
worth and Lansing were in great fear
OF an outbreak
But the cOnyicis, as whole PEE
served the best OF order. hundre j.
giving valuable assistance In fight
ing the flames Their efforts ar
largely responsible for saving build
ings occupied hy the women prison
ers and criminally insane.
believing the building doomed.
the women were taken out and the
insane conyicts transferred to the
cell house. The building is only
slightly damaged Moving the IN
sane was accomplished with ths
greatest difficulty many prisoners
having TO be- dragged out. fightinS
their rescuers SIX prisoners and
one guard were burned
The fire started when the armd-
ture OF the moter In twinc plant
burst into flame
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
ANNOUNCES
FOR LEGISLATURE
PLAINVIEW MAN HAS OPEN
FIELD IN t23RD
DISTRICT
Special to Daily News.


CANYON. Tex, April ! l2 PROMPT
ed by rumors that three OF the prom
inent men iu attendance on the meet
ing OF the Panhandle Press Associa.
ton here today would be- .candidatcs
TO fill the uneNmrcd term of the la'e
Judge j c. Hunt as representative
from the l93d district during 'he
special session of the Texas legisla-
ture. which conyenes in July. The
News representative tonight made in
Quiry of Hon a & Elliott. editor oi
the Hereford Brand, Hon Lee Sa'-
terwhitc. editor OF the Tulia Enter
prise, and Hon L. G. Penny of Plains
view.
Both editors Elliott and Satter
white stated that they were deeply
grateful Tor the assurances OF SUP
port from many friends throughout
the district. but that they would no;
stand for election during the speciei
session Whether they would re
candidates for place during the
regular session was not stated Both
gentlemen are popular and have been
prominently mentioned .n this con.
nection
Judge L. G. Penny formally an
nounced bis candidacy for the uneN-
pired term and IL is believed he will
be- elected without opposition No
date for the special election has bc"n
set but Governor Colquiti viii be
urged 20 name date for the voters
OF the district by June ! an the lat
est
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13

Victor Murdock. the red-heaGed
representative from Kansas. the orf.
inal insurgent of the house OF repre-
sentatiyes who started all the trju
bles which led to the overthrow IF
"Uncle Joe" Cannon, has gone
step further he has become the
leader of the Progressive party on
the floor OF the house
Three months ago Murdock wa,
rot certain OF the position he would
take between the Republicans, VITA
whom he was then acting. and -
new party But with the opening -
the new congress he has come TO a
conclusion The Kansan is brillia [
and daring. and he may make the
new party a power on the floor where
others would fail lie probably is TIE
only Progressive on the floor who
could match John r. Mann. the Re-
publican leader. and Oscar W Tn
.derwood. the majority leader.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
"a J. LAND
lSPEND|NG
! LEGISLATURE
NC FINAL
n. u
'=...,.,lH'.RE TITLE
Mrs. King Enicrtains
gusy Zee Needle Clnf
The bufy is1ENs'oNlN roR
very pleasana wHEN ~ SHALL
afternoon by VI TO f1ATE

tsktA = $fNTO. Ca. April -.
The HnsflrAn of h proposed ant /
anen lana law. wnirn r. 10 take the
plaro ON an bilis ,ha' have been ia
irodgced rolaiing 30 The same SUB
iecl. was adopted touay Ia the s"'.
ate on the second rcaf ing aud com 5
up for final passage la the upper
house next Monday.
The principal prov sions OF the
bin are that no ali,n snail acquire
title or interest or hDld real pro-
crIy within this state or any interest
therein. or take or acguire the sam
by devise. descent. purchase or 9th
orwisc, except under the restriction
set forth ia this bin The restric-
tions allow the holdiig of property
for one pear after Which II shall Dee
subject 10 escheat % the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
Augusta Catholic. 90 CcIrI,atc

AUGUSTA. Ga. April y I'm
pressiye religious services are 10 be-
held IN 50 Patrick's church tn this
city tomorrow VA celebration OF the
.titieth anniversary OF the consecra-
ton Of the church and centennial OF
the establishment of Catholicity IN
Augusta. The celebration wili open
with a solemn pontifical mass. at
which Bishop Kelley OF Savannah
will be- the celebrant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
STATE SOLDIERS
REFUSE TO ATTACK
FEAR CONSEQUENCES Ex-
PLOSION CAR. OF
DYNAMITE


ny Associatrt Press
NACO, Ariz.. April I2-The insur-
gent state troops surrounding Nacu.
Sonora, have refused To attack Gen
cral Ojeda again. according to Lieu
tenant Arturo Samora. one OF a h1h
dred insurgent desertcrs crossing iAe
boundary today The report that a
freight carload of explosives was on
route from Aqua prieta 10 a fictitious
receiver In Naco, sonora, spr ad
alarm today in view OF the two p.c-
yious attempts to destroy the town
OF sonora By explosives in freight
cars sent by brayiIy toward the town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
IMMEDIATE FREE
SUGAR REJECTED
PRESIDENT FULLY SUSTAIN
ED BY THE HOUSE
CAUCUS

WASHINGTON. % e. April o..
Immediate free sugar was reject %
today by the house democratic rau-
Gus by an overwhelming vote. ial
lowing the appeal of leaders 20 staul
hy the President This leaves o..
sugar schedule unchanged Tor 'a.
form ia which ii was presented o.
the caucus by Chairman Judervor' '
Free traders stood a. a unit 'V
three years graduated action to .''
free sugar basis
The caucus lcft open the o,a"
date when sugar viii ro on the 'r"
lift ia 1916
The overthrow of tho free sugar
movement came a. the close o' o.
days argument
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
10 Hold immigration congress

san FRANCISCO. C1l April '.
All arrangements are oomrI"t for lho
meeting OF tbc Pacific Coast lmw
grafton Cougresa. which Is fp H, he.l
m this clty ou Monday anI Iu,
day of next week Th, primary pr
pose of The ,Uusr,s- V.II Boz 'u .ou
slider the humanitarian phases of 'b.
large Immigration movement expect
ed 10 follow tho completion and un
ouIug of the Panama canal T.I $50.
thoriur will bo attended .N .I, fo..
eruors and other official representa-
tiyos of all The pa,.N. .Hl. #If.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
UNvE|[ MONUMENT
To MAJOR BUTT
WILL BE DEDICATED MAY
80 AT ARLINGTON
CEMETERY

WASHINGTON. D C.. April IA
4 monument 10 Major Archibald
Butt. the military aide 10 Roosevelt
and Taft. Who lost his lie on fbt
Titanic, almost a year ago. will 'e
dedicated May so IN the Arlington
National Cemetery upon the ~ Z
which Major Butt. 10 1908. selected
as his burial place
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
MRS. PANkHURsT
UNDER ROTATION
RELEASED FROM JAIL AFT
Err LONG HUNGER
STRIKE


LONDON. England April o.
Mrs Emmrllue pankhurst was g.
leased from jail today after being
ON a hunger strike since sentenced
nine days ago 10 three years penal
servitudc she was released wnd, p
the new law ON probation undo.
the terms OF which she must report
al frequent intervals 10 The polio"
It is the intention OF tho authorities
10 allow her 10 be free only until sh"
rcgaius her strength. and then to mr.
rest her again
Her condition is described Dog 500
fragettes as very grave and she wFs
removed 10 q sauitarium
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13

CANYON. Tex. Apfl - That the
parcel post is praylus boon to the
country editor was emphasized here
today at the annual meeting OF the
Panhandle Press AS citation. Il n
Rowan. OF Dimmitt, I'd In a discus
sion that showed a thousands Of
lines OF additional dvertising had
been placed In the country papers
of the Panhandle section Of Texas
since the parcel post ,ame into opcr-
alton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
FINAL SESSION NATIONAL
DRAINAGE CONGRESS-.

ST LOUIS. Mo. April i2.--Th.
reading of a telegram from Wilson.
plclsing the administration TO work
toward the solution OF flood. draii.-
ag, and river navigation problems,
thc adoption of resolutions urgins
the creation of national depart
m,ut OF public works under cav
uet member and the defeat OF a
resolution ursins congressional pp-
preparation for the flood prevention
plans of the Mississippi river COM
mission Wsr, The events which mars.
ed lhc closing session OF the National
Dramas, Congress today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
PRESIDENT MAKES
APP0|NT NTMENTS
SENDS NOMIk sTlONS TO
SENATE Esd iTrEAs
OFFICES


Ey Associated F.rss
WASHINGTON. ID. G., April 70
The President TODAY sent these u,rr-
nations 10 the senate
Collector Of customs district g,
Saluria, Tex. Andrew " Evans
For T. S. attorney OF the western
district OF Texas, = l.. Camp
For I. S marshal OF the northern
district of Texas. William McDou-
aid
For L S marshal western district
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