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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

VERSAILLES. NO. June Rev
nafd fue aly o. having his trouble be-
Morgan com today. where the Cen
trail Missouri F,y aud Wolf Hunt as
s1ciatlon began iis annual hunt TO.
today Fox hunters from many
counties have gathered at Merchants
Springs. where the Headquarters ~
mo meet have been established The
program provide for ln entire week
OF ep,rt The fraiur oi the meet
are the Derby and all age race.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
DALLAS IS FIRST
IN MAY BUILDING
DI( nENSE ~ CONSTRUCTION
ACTIVITY ATTRlBurlD 10
EXCESSIVE RAINS


Special 10 IN, New.
FORT WORTH. Tex, June -
Pudding permits IN The sum OF
ss.Ols,ils were authorized IN nine
principal ci,ies.in Texas during May
.'.,s,.iag - . .v"r' is~dcn ~ w
Compared witI t. hhiiumR u, enu.-a
h. sued In the same cities Tor May
1913. this Us a decrease OF a little
more than hall muhtn dollars, which
b. attributed largely To the excessive
rains that fell throughout the state
and miuimizcd building activities
during the month
First place b. held by Dallas that
city having authorized permits in the
sum OF Ssl0.OUu. Houston cumcs
second with building license aggre-
aiiug $ig5.7i3 and san Antonio
/ takes third rank with construction
permits totalling f22i035
The other cities ana On" amount
/ follow Fort Worth t2ll.5l0 Waco
ItIgf.25'. ~ paso 5l'2lias Austin
/ t7l.2ae. Beaumont 5000 Calves
ton S72.275.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
EXPECT voTE on ~
CANAL Bis ST. BDAi


uy Ns.u..ai,i rrs.,
WASHINGTON G.. lunc
DEVELOPMENT IN theEat' today en-
cOuraEed leaders ne b. Jet that "a
vote on the canal 30 ~ mption re
peal bill will be- gen saturday
night. IA effort 10 cure o unani-
nous consent vote Fiay failed, but
senator O'Gorman. ld,i OF The op
ponents of the hill, nounced Wed
no,day that the bill Y he kept con
siantly before the go until dit
posed OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
MEBItTORs AWAIT
FURTHER INFORMATION


NIAGARA FALLS Canada. June
Additional information concern
ing the attitude of General Clrranza
is awaited toaight by the mediators
before deciding the subject OF consti-
nationalist representation. II may
l.. obtained at Washington. The
mediators are preparing To reply to
the Irquidi message The Durango
statement did not clarity the situa-
ton. Diplomats claim II is planned
a. give the constitutionalists share
in the new government proportion
ate To their strength.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

DALLAS. TrKl'- juno =. Iht u
nciency checks OF The Texas Ma
tionsl Guard fmen Nho served in Dor
der defense lt Brownsville. vii be
cashed bg auy member OF the Dallas
clearing Uou.r Association accord
Inr 10 resolution passed by that
bod, ON account he present
condition OF the trra uiN. The state
was unable Go tab" car" OF th"
vouchers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
Carpenters 10 Get a Raise.

FORT WORTH. Tov Iuae IA
wage scale OF g. per DAY of eight
hours. or g. l-2c per hour was made
effective TODAY for all union carpen
tors in Fort Worth No objections
have been made 10 thu new scale bv
any Of the local contractors. all q
whom are on good terms with the
gricr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
MOUNT IASSEN
H. QJiEI AGAIN


~ Associated Press
REDDlNG. Cal. June I Mount
l.asscn. a., southern terminus of
the Cascade Range of mountains. Is
quiet tonight after throwing mp
smoke. steam. rocks and ashes Tor
eighteen hours Tomorrow an eXpe-
dition will start an Investigation to
learn whether new volcanic erup
ton really occurred. or whether II Is
merely the outhreaking Of nov gey-
ser. The outbreak was first record
cd In this district seventy wears ago
hy " j Rushing. q forest supervis-
or II Is believed new geyser has
suddenly developed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
FOR L. =. TO DECIDE
SAYS CONSTITtTIONtLiSIS


WASH NGTON, u. c.. June l.
Constiiutlonalist representatives. here
TONIGHT issued the first formal state
ment. maintaining that II Is for the
United States. and not the mediators
or Huerta representatives, 10 decide
whether they take part In the de
liberltiOns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

STAMFORD. jones Co. Tex.
June The local option election in
Jones County will take place june @
aud the local optionists are making a
very aggressive campaign So TAR as
known the ANTS are doing but little.
and the conservative ones concel"
that they want 10 roll up the largest
possible majority
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

FORT WORTH. Texas. June L.
Texas horses and mules have long
been stocking the army Of Cuba.
while the Cuban ranges show large
percentage Of Texas cattle. but the
first shipment OF Texas sheep To be-
made To Cuba left here Friday con
sianed 10 Fred Wolfe Of Havana
The animals we're purchased by
the Cuban government and are ia
10 apportioned among tie different
rederai breeding farms. During the
lssi eight months more than 2.sso
horses have been consigned to the
Island f-o- Tcrt worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

NNgIIgff Ma June MANY
we'll known educators gathered here
TODAY % assist Boz tho rcrfmonies az
tho installation OF Or william \.
Webb. al president Of Randolph
Macon Woman college Th" neR
president Dr. g. YEAR Old and Va
tive of Durham y 4. ~ comes
20 Randolph-Macon from Fsyetie.
10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
PRESIDENT REFUSES
To TALK IN MEXICO


WASHINGTON, D e. June l.
President Wilson refused To discuss
any phase of the Mexican problem
tonight. u was learned today that
the goyerGmeni is refusing To issue
CLEARANCE papers Tor ships laden with
ammunition for any Mexican port
This liyes ground 10 zoe belief
that under the pressure of foreign
governments there viii soon be- an
authoritative announcement on the
subject Of importiag arms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

WASHINGTON. u. c.. June
Trade unions and Farmers unions
are 10 BE- lcgaiilcd aui declared not
combinations In restraint of trade. by
a paragraph which the House today
Incorporated In the clayton bin, a
supplement 10 the antitrust Ian
Labor leaders assert that The pas.
sage Of this amendment will mark
the elimination Oi q fourteen year
fight tor exemption of prosecution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

GUTHRIE. OK. June Miss
clara omar. ie-vesr-old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Grant Omart livlng
three miles southwest Of this citt
died AZ midnight Sunday niski a.
the result ofspoisoaing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
TIEGI SCHOOL HEAD
N CANAuiiN MONDAY


Specie f1 Inc Sew
CANADIAN. Tex. June : u $
SUiilor. Dr.. of Wcathcriord. Texas.
has been elected principal ct thc
hi-h school ior the ensuing year llr
uas elected over large number of
other applicants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
CITY HAS RIGHT
10 CENSOR MOVIES

~ f.l,fistri Press.
CHICAGO. M. Jun" The right
of the cit, 30 censor molten pictures
was upheld today by United state"
Distria Judge seaman who denied
iu Injunction ought hy tHfr. Mn
manufacturer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
NILSSON Ei.rNtiti,
SAVED Ell VENTIi not u

By Associated Pres.
NEW YORK. E. y June The
Missouri Pacific Raj Fay Company
was rescued ltoIh o. difficulties at
the eleventh hopr to- y when II was
officially anuou "a hat plan 20
exchange twenty five millions Of
notes eXpiring tOdas for a like
amount a. oypir oun ear hence had
been declared ID litiye' The
roads issues was ~ feature OF the
days stock market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
SrRIkERS RIOT N
SICILY MINE DiSTi,it !


" Nsfnfiuird if'Hf
PALMERO. sicily June Ih"
strike la th, sulphur mines reached
o climax toda, when mob 3D. Porto
Euiperdoclc DESTROYED halt 90" town.
Tho rioters fired the sulphur
stores. DESTROYED the deputf. tore up
tracks, aud ouO wire, Troops Hrr"
sent 10 restore order
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
To iNlISTIGiIE ~
EMPiiEss ikLAND ttSh

Nv Associated freHA
MONTREAL, june ! 4 royal
commission was appnted today TO
investigate the ~ las q Ireland
disaster, which - 8, s'n.stdi ',ss 81
frr~s 80.
!. - ors JUNE =. O
I'm n, meantime tne wreck com
missioner will contm ~ taking testi-
mony from survivor und the crew Of
the collier Sturstad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

quarters tonight, relate 10 n hitch
m the progress of negotiations which
has arisen since the note has been
sent outlining the position OF the
constiiutionallsts II IL reported
that III, subject of re>egnizing or re-
l-cting the constitutionalists as par
Elephants Is now squarely up To the
mediatOrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
All NDtNCE 90 RAIN
AZ POST CITY


POST Texas. June I nited
siates We1ther Observer ". r.
Mann 81 mi place. gives out the
foilovinf report 81 the rainfall here
since January 4 January. o.22.
Febru lry. 02s March. O.32. April,
ia. NAV. sg4. making q total Of
1ies A havy rain fell here yes
terdi, evening and last night. which
will nn the total above ~ inches.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
FIFTY THOuSAkl
VOTE ON sshE:
ENGINEERS AND Elit'f'
NINETY Eight RAIiif
10 DEcIDE on Syhil
NEGOTIATIONS cALlEptf
railroad Oliicials Claim ifs of
Mrr Would inrrea q
Rolls Nv illty Pea
annually


g. A o,i1t,I Prose-
CHICAGO. lL. lunc rikc
vote ct d,J thousand ~ AMI
t'remcn on NINETY ei2lf fal
west ct Chicago viii b" az y o
result oi i1o breaking ~ otia
tiuns Ior increased wagrs The
strike ,ot, will affect las niies
OF RAILWAY and men whar SG1.-
$50 U0o yearly. acDoriihb !, state
mcat OF the rcneral mrm com
mittec.
The requests of the nn pIph in
crease TIE pIyrulla u ifnliclN
fifty per cent q year.
Warren $ stone. n ~ en-
gincer cf the Hroth a'Net Loco
motive Engiuc"rs. ~ ~ thirty
days would be- rsqu" AXE q
strike vote ln the mimi NO new
proposals viii be subtle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
1@WtAT11fp.


ARLINGTON. II Hnt -
West Texas Fair. warner Tuesday /.
wednesday fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

When Sir Conan Doyle and Lady
D1ylc arrived On this country the
first person to greet them was VII
liam J lmrug. the detective.
Are you going tu give the novel
ist some idoaH for stories; Mr..
Burns was asked
Il guess IL will bn the other way
about" said he
The best known detective ~ the
United States If not he tie world
and the author OF "SherlorF
Holmes. gho are old friends had %
lout lalk
when asked what he though about
the militant auffrapetfos IN Eurland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

There was no greater demonstra
ton OF the relative power of General
Pancho villa aud General Nenustian0
tafranza In the constitutionallst
ranks In Mexico than In Villas over
throw Of Governor Chao OF Chihua-
hua. Though the governor had been
named by Carran2a. he did some
thing which failed to sui, villa. aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

ao vas thrown out of hts place vill.
named military governor 10 sue.
ceed him
This photograph OF Governor Chao
was taken shortly before his retire.
mon. % shows him surrounded by
members OF his family aud ais Off.
cial staff AT the entrance Ia the pal
ace in Chihuahua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
UNIONS ARE NOT
To BE ILLEGAL
AMENDMENT 10 ANrI-1RuST
LAW MOULD Exempt IH.M
.ss.lt, .t.p.tfl.ss..us, .sss,t.a


'I"'f -''"n'i ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-28
Judge Campbell. In Opening, Suggests Richmond
May Aid Henrco County In Road Upkeep
and Prevent Appeal
ALL OTHER PARTIES ARE
SATISFIED WITH RESULT
EFFECTS OF ANNEXATION

Richmond defined by Judge
in the city
in ts the
until
HeA Richmond.
the adds Richmond approximately
estimated 1900
of
higher
among they rated
he cir OF Richmond
eight white public schools valued
built
at
schools
BY
nntsa
franchises and rights
In addito la
localities
Heights Hif swanshoro
about half OF Colonial Place and about of the Pat
Walnut considerable
Of
I'm
Chesterfield
must a
ID q sinto
such work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-28
Statement Given Quit in Wash
ington by Constitutionalist
Iunta Creates Sensation
State Department
Agent implicated
United States Consul Carroth-
ers Charged With Being Ac-
tive in Encouraging Insu-
bordination of General Villa

Washington, June 27.--A statement
issued from the constituencies
Junta here tonight, giving the facts Of
the recent break between Carranza
and Villa. IS regarded as foreshadew-
ing further serious split in the rsbel
ranks. This statement which was
given out by Alfred BTeced8, one Of
Carranza's confidential al wise
and endorsed by Rafael Zubaran Cap
many and some other representatives.
OF the first chief m Washington,
charges that an AGENT of the state de
partuent has been active in encourage
ing the tneabordinaton Of Villa
The name Of this employe of the
state department is not mentioned.
but United States Consul Carrothers
liz the man TO whom the constitution
alists refer,
The Breceda statement charges that
while posing as an eu1ploye OF the
state department, Carruthers has been
a political attache and adviser VI Y liza
and has led both villa ard General
Angeles 20 believe that they could
count upon the sympathy and supper;
OF the Washington government.
Causes Excitement.
The charge coming on top Of recent
favorable developments in the Mexican
situation caused lot Of excitement in
" G&fiiAsr AOal ASAt4SstAt anu IE4t SfEAS
body more or iess nystlf.ed as to what
CafTanza really intends to do.
The statement dtsclosas what pur-
ports TO be the real facts OF the re-
cent freak bsstwsen CsFTanxa and
Wills The entire tlaine is alaced
upon General Felipe Angeles, who IL
IS charged. was making an effort 10
have himself declared provisional
president
II is evident from the statement that
T.ila and Carranza have not yet en-
ttrely adjusted their differences, but
have merely agreed To go forward with
the campaign against Auerta, leaving
a final settlement until after they
have accomplished the chief purpose
of the military movement--the elimin-
alton of Huerta
Angeles Trouhle-M Maker.
The Statement shows that the i'm
IN edlate cause of the disagreement be
tween villa and Carranza was an order
by the latter for villa TO send rein
forceuents 70 General NateYa during
the arst battle Of Zacatecas. Villa.
acting on the advice Of General An
geles. refused 70 do this unless he were
permitted to take charge OF the expe-
dltion at the head OF his own troops.
Carranza insisted upon the order be
Ing carried out, and then Villa ten
dered his resignation. According to
Carranza's version, Angeles was then
removed from The ia biFae:-asad Villa,
realizing that ne was being used in
an eftort &c promote General Angeles
ambition for the provisional presf-
dency. agreed to patch up his differ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-28
VILLA ADVANCES
FROM zACATECAS
VICTORIOUS REBELS ON LAST
LEG OF JOURNEY TO
MEXICO CITY.

Toneon, Mexico, June 27-Pre-
coded by long trains loaded with
cavalry. artillery and infantry. Gen
eral Villa the congaeror Of Zacatecas,
left that city only this morning and
began what will probably be the last
leg of hts Journey TO Mexico City.
Twenty troop trains strung out for
miles, carried his army Of $4,000 men
southward. Aguas Calientes. the next
big city on his route. lies 100 miles
south OF Zacatecas. and here the fed
erals are expected to make their next
stand.
Ofacial messages this evening from
the captured city told OF Villas de-
parture.
Two. and perhaps three, hard bat
ties await General villa. in the opin-
ion Of Mexican military men here.
The troops OF. Huerta are expected to
make stand at Aguas Calientes.
Driven from there. they may attempt
to check the victorious constitution
alist army at Guanajuato. 400 miles
from the capital
At Quersiaro. where Emperor Max
in1tlltan made hin Last stand batpre
the soldiers 81 Benito Juarsx ana
- exscnteA tAe Anai sernxgIs II
A00&40 ~ ss W. ssa ID f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-28
ANGERED BECAUSE
C0ULO NOT KEEP
PEOPLE IN DARK
Movement lnaugurated to Lo-
cate Leaks in Senate Foreign
Relations Committee

Washington, June a7.-Chairnan
Stone. of the fe reign relations commit
tee, and four of his associates today
took steps In the senate to locate the
leaks in the committee. through
which inform alton has found its way
into the newspa pers from DAY to day
concerning the hearings in their ex-
treaty.
ri disgracefuE performance, was
the way Senator Stone characterize
the act Of giving out the secret work
of the committee.
AT the morning meeting today, at
which the leaks were discussed.
here were FIVE Dem ocrats and one Re-
pu bacan--Senator Smith, of Michigan,
who is opposed to the treaty. CFner
Republicans have remained away
ono Republican member said few
days ago that he was sick and tired Of
attend ing the committee hearings, and
have Mr.. BRYAN. who seemed tc pe
uraing the committee, gTayeiy IMPOSE
sstrecy ~ easuf yhody present AMI then
go ont and give out himset the version
Of the affair tina, he wanted to go 70
the public through the press. This
member has. thefefcre, remained
away.
There was lively stir in the COM
ruttree today and when the meeting
adjourned it was evident the matter OF
the leaks was TO De carried into the
.,pen senate Later Nj, Stone offered d
resolution for an investigation which
was referred TO the committee on
audit and control.
IL is believed that the investigation
ana uuroar created today over the
leaks Will lead to opening IN. doors
en- the discussion. Senator Norris de-
eIared IN open senate that ne saw ne
reason why senators should be kept
in The dark az se what was COINS or
in the committee, or even why the
snblse sh.nld ucf knew about II also.
Senator Borah has had In mind a reso-
luton eallIrg for open doors on the
debate on the treaties and full pub
lefty.
Senator Stone was evidently very
angry over the publication Il tcsfi-
mony on the issuance OF the additional
eaFrtacy- hT the Diaz administration
and declared today that somebody
would go TO jail for it" It is Under
stood that the ATTEMPT TO shut off In
formation auaut the Nicaraguan mat
ter originated in suggestion from
the White House
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-28
RECEIVERS HAVE
THOROUGH GRASP
ON C[AFl|N CASE
Perfecting Scheme by Which
Main Concern and All of Its
Branches May Get on Feet

New York. June 27.-~Joseph b
Martindale and +. a. Juilliard, re-
ceivers for the II. B. Claflin company.
showed today that they have a thor
ough grasp on the big problems con-
fronting them. II is the hope of the
receivers that all Of the twenty
department stores in the Ciafin chain
can be kept going and that bankers
and business men in the different
cities where these stores are located
viii form local committees to assist
the different stores and tide over their
total of s15.T16.715. If the examina-
ton by the expert accountants shows
that the list of assets is strong enough.
10 cover the liabilities. the whole
sale concern will really be in hope
full position.
1t seems apparent that the real
heart OF the task ahead of Messrs.
Martindale and Juilliard lies in the
strengthening of the retail stores 1t
has been decided. however. that the
retail stores no longer can look to the
Claffin concern here for banking ac-
Communications, In other words. each
store must work out its own saliva =
ton with tks help cf local committees
the bankers and the mercantile cred
itors, That such plan has rea-
soma BILE prospects CT being success
promised on all sides
The attitude of the bankers and
the mercantile creditors is indicated
in a formal statement Issued today by
James s. Alexander. president of the
National Bank of Commerce. and
chairman of the notehoiders commit
tee II follows:
Both the noteholders and mer-
chsndiss committees wish tn enpha
size that IL will be their aim to con-
tinue these retail stores in other cities
affiliated with the Claflin company, for
which receivers have been appointed
The committee will cooperate with
the respective receivers in obtaining
from the courts authority for the
continuance Of the business of the
stores which have financial straits"
In the event that this is done. the
receivers here VIZ give every possible
assistance. Likewise, the mercantile
creditors and the members of tina
bankers committee will cooperate IL
every way possible.
such a scheme can be worked
out. its benefit TO the II. &. Clafiln
company may be such that the firm
can pay off all its direct indebtedness
and then either liquidate or, by chang
ing its mode of business somewhat.
remain a going concern.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-28
CLASP LEFT HANDS
WHILE FIGHT DUEL
CONBATANTS CLIMB CUMBER-
LAND MOUNTAIN TO SETTLE
DIFFERENCES.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Freezing. Va, June 27.-Two men
climbed historic Cumberland noun
tain yesterday and fought a duel that
probably Will result in the death of
both. The participants were James
"Blackhead") Hanover and Anderson
Estep, who had been friends and
neighbors since childhood While
they fought each held the other left
hand. There were no witnessessto the
pistol duel. far above the haunts of
man. The battle, it Is said, was
fought because Hanover objected to
the attentions of Estep TO his sister, a
comedy young womaI..
The men.. both OF whom are well
connected and prosperous, met here
yesterday morning, having come into
town to buy farming supplies. Per-
sons wno saw them in conversation
on the street did not notice anything
out OF the ordinary in their CONVERSE
ton. Within few minutes. they rode
out OF town. Thev went to Cumber-
land mountain. near Osborne's Gap.
and fought
vanovrr WAS -sftot through .tsse body
twice ana Estep was wounded three
tiInex ia tne snculdsr and axus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-28

HenTioo county the annexation
lines
Its
innned
this city
further orders as a
Of
$ in
on
do in
Her but what 4
Point
is
70 be used the
the decree