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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
LAYING To
GET CHIEF
Of SPIES!
Quilted Press Leased Wire.l
IVA GIIUNDTnE - -

EtbH H<Cus'u =" tEest
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
March 8.-Germany's India
plot proposed to stretch therA
fingers of intrigue into the
Panama canal.
Information in diplomatic quar-
tiers here shows that the Teutons
hoped to use their Hindoo cola
borers in destructive work at the
canal. This was one of the ambi-
tious ideas in the plot which has
already resulted in arrests of two
of the leading alleged conspirators
in New York.
Germany hoped that through
the Panama canal work she could
strike critical blow at the United
States in case Of war. The Hindoos
were to be used in place of Ger
mans.
AFTER MASTER MIND"
United Press Leased wIreD
NEW YORK, March 8.-As
a federal grand jury began
today to probe the activities
here of DIR. Chandra Chakia-
berry and DIR. Ernest Sckun-
ner, secret service agents
throughout the country were
believed to be rapidly closing
in on the "master mind" who
carried out German plot or
ders from 40 WiIhelmstrasse,
Berlin secret service head
quarters.
Revelations to secret service
agents here and in Washington in
dictate that there is fast coming to
light plot which stretched its
mysterious tentacles into Mexico,
Cuba, the Philippines, and wrap
ped themselves around the Pana-
ma canal
Sensational disclosures are ex-
pected soon when a new arrest is
made. Identity of the man now
under surveillance has not been
disclosed, but his arrest is expect
ed to be profoundly surprising
disclosure.
Papers taken from among the
effects of the Hindu and German
now held in New York revealed to
secret service officials code mes.
sages from &c Wilhelmstrasse and
mentioned addresses in Petrograd
and Paris, indicating, It is believ-
ed that these addresses, presum-
ably of agents for the Hindu's
nerve pills. were really nota-
tions of German agents headquar-
tiers.
A communication signed by
Chin, the mysterious Chinman
who was to have directed plot in
China to smuggle arms and NUM-
tions to India, was found.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
Plan CITY Line

company to use the line for four
years, or until the present tide
flats car line contract expires.
The city's street car line at
present has it's terminal at the east
end of the Puyallup river bridge.
1t will be necessary to run the
tracks over the Milwaukee railroad
yards on a viaduct.
Funds for building the city's
portion of the street and for pur-
chasing the rails, trolley wire and
other equipment, will be raised
through sale of utility bonds, sim
ilarly to the manner in which
100000 for the present municipal
line was financed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
IRISH PARTY ASKS
AID OF AMERICANS

IUnftcd Press T.enSed WIre.b
LONDON, March S.-Members
of the Irish party who last night
forced to an issue in the house of
commons the question of home
rule for Ireland, today issued
manifesto asking Irish-Americans
and Americans generally to aid
them in the movement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
ROB FARME RS!
Especial TO The Times.)

Especial to The Times.)
OLYMPIA, March g.
Speaker Kelly's house rules
committee, in its eagerness
to take care of special inter-
esfs and G.r7 every good
boy" slice of the pie, has
willfully and negligently
robbed the farmers of this
state of the benefits of the
federal farm loan act.
This was disclosed at the close
of a legislative debauch which
ended in the house chamber after
2 o'clock this morn.
AS result, the government
may refuse to establish a federal
farm loan bank in Spokane tc
finance mortgage loans 70 farm
ers in this and contiguous states
The organization commit
ted this crime against the
state with its eyes open.
1t had letter from Secretary
of the Treasury McAdoo in Its
possession, advising this state
that senate bill 29S must become
a law before Washington could be
entitled to the benefits of the
farm loan act.
Yet the rules committee lei
senate bill 298 die on its hands
sacrificing it in order to put or
the calendar a trivial bill which
meant nothing to the state and
merely to satisfy political job,
bers.
Senate bill 298 was introduced
by Metcalf and Davis of Pierce
who placed McAdoo's letter in the
hands of the house rules commit
tee and urged the necessity of act
ing Immediately.
It was a simple measure. II
could have passed in few min
utes, without any opposition. II
merely provided that farm loar
bonds should be made lawful Sc
curity in this state.
The bill passed the senate
March 3 by vote of 30 to o.
IL was sent to the house
March 5 and reported favor
ably, by the house committee
on agriculture March @.
In the face Of the warnings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
THREATENED WIFE,
IS COURTS CHARGE

The case OF the Harry L. Craw-
ford, appealed from Judge Evans
court, was due for trial before
Judge Card late Thursday. Craw-
ford was put under a 81, 900 peace
bond to keep the peace in the low
er court. He was charged with
threatening to do Eva J. Crawford
bodily harm. A divorce suit has
since been filed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08

Immediate construction Of
the municipal street car line
extension across the flats to
Hylebos waterway occupied
the attention of the city Of
ficials Thursday, following
passage of bill at Olympia
authorizing the work.
County Commissioner Bel
Iingham held a long confer
ence with Mayor Fawcett over
the construction of the new
line.
The council has invited
Manager Louis Bean of the Il.
II. 4 p. Co. to attend meet
ing Friday to discuss the ques-
ton.
According to present plans, tn,
line cannot be operated in les
than six months, because Pierc'
county will first have to complet,
the fill of 18th street from Sitkun
avenue.
The street will be so feet wide
Tacoma will have a 10-foot stril
on one side, and will pay $10,00t
for it's share of the fill.
A contract will be drawn witt
the T. II. & p. Co. similar to tn,
one under which that company Il
now operating cars over munici
pally owned tracks, allowing tn,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
DROP FOOD PROBE;
NO MONEY ON HAND

tUnitci Press Leased Wfre.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 8.
The federal trade commission
will not undertake the food cost
investigation ordered by President
Wilson, because of the failure of
congress to appoint the necessary
money, 1t was announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
TOM VANCE WILL
TALK TO DEMOS,

Hon. Thomas Vance of Olympia
will be the principal speaker at
the democrat luncheon to be held
at the Peerless Grill Saturday
noon. After the luncheon the
central committee will hold a
business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
BIRD HOUSES TO
AID STATUE FUND

Boys of the prevocational de-
partment of the Whitman school
have an exhibit of bird houses in
the windows of the Malstrom drug
store. The bird houses will be
sold next week in benefit of the
statue fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
GILL, SEATTLE'S
Great ENIGMA.
AR BAR TODAY
BY MABEL ABBOTT

SEATTLE March S.
This is the story Of Sedtilc'S
great enigma.
II came TO me as | sat
m the fcdcral courtroom
yesterday, SratcIling the rcgi-
ment Of defendants and the
battery of IaaoyerS line up
for the liquor conspiracy
trial.
The space inside the rail
scaS fHH Of interesting bco-
fle-So fHH they had to nm
fdngLe their legs in order to
stand up and that they fell
07'cr each other arhcH they
moicd around.
But in all the crowd
there was just one fig
ure that caught and held
my attention = a lean,
angular man, with a
weary, wizened face-a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
FIREBUGS BLAMED
FOR 100000 FIRE

FtnFfu fFtH5 EtHhfu WIfe.1
SAN FRANCISCO, March s. -
The plant Of the Steiger Terra
Gotta Pottery Co. at South San
Francisco was almost totally de-
stroyed early today by fire be-
lieved to be of incendiary origin.
The damage is estimated at $780,
600. The plant has been closed
for three weeks as the result OF
labor trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
WIFE HAD TOO MANY
FRIENDS: DIVORCED

After finding his wife in COM
pany with other men on three diff
ferent occasions, he charged, John
II. noty filed suit for diavorce
against Alice L. Doty and was CIV
en- decree by Judge Clifford to-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
TACOMA BURGLAR
SENT TO PRISON

Jack Seydell was sentenced
from one to Is years in the peni-
Tertiary today by Judge Clifford
for second degree burglary. Sey-
dell was charged with breaking
into a house at 5311 North 51st
street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
PERMIT AMERICANS
TO LEAVE BELGIUM

united prrss iensed Wtrct
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March s.
Germany is permitting Ameri-
cans to leave Belgium freely. Min
lister Whitlock at Brussels inform
ed the state department today that
no one is now being detained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
OREGON FINDS IT
CAN'T USE RECALL

VUhiteu FFess Isehheu WIre.1
PORTLAND, Or, March s. =
Attorneys agreed today that the
recall could not be used against
Senator Harry Lane, as he is a
federal official and not subject to
state provisions in this regard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
9TH AVE. DISTRICT
ITO BE BEAUTIFIED

With the idea OF identifying
the c. P. s. district, organization
of the Sixth Avenue Betterment
association was decided upon at a
meeting of the residents Wednes-
day night at the c. p. s. chapel.
DR.. Todd, r. G. Faler and James
A. Hayes were the speakers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
GUTHRIE DEAD

United l'ress Leased wire.)
PITTSBURG, March S.-George
Guthrie, U. S. ambassador to
Japan, died in Toxic of apoplexy
today, according to announcement
at his law office here this after
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08

Greetings, have you includ-
ed I'm your prayers para
graph of thankfulness be-
cause the legislature is adj
jOurning?
The mayor tells us how to plant
potato Feelings and make then
grow. But when we have to eat
potato Feelings, how are we going
to raise 'em then?
A peace-at-any-pricer would
try to dodge a flood by hid
ing in the cellar.
The Hohenzollern tribe is pc.
culiar. 1t is the only tribe moi
practicing cannibalism that Is
capable OF Dragging about ruth
lessness.
COngresswOman-e Ran
kin likes Charlie CHAPLIN.
She certainly will enjoy con-
gress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
BRYAN'S STAND

MIAMI, Fla. March S-Asked by the United today
give his views the situation i'm the United
Jennings
interview I'm which he embodied the following points,
against fiibustering.
Is there anything reasonable in desire
in session?
Objections to giving authority President Will
but related to the language employed.
public such complete confidence president
would hesitate to confer him power
could himself
the president can't ride ships handle guns
would be under immediate direction Of ship
who have large pecunary interest landing
contraband cargo.
should be enacted Withholding clearance any
bellgerent carrying American Europe
Why should government permit the United States
by the folly American citizen who
dsregard his counys welfare to travel beigerent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08

when m Y
people know the
facts as shown
by the record |
have no fears as
to their YER
dict. " Senator
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
Duff Baby Not Registered

Miss Edith I. Moody, stenographer and stastcan in
the health department feels sighted.
Among her duties is that registering
icaes, and filing them away in the archives of the city
Il see by the pictures in The Times that the Duffs
baby is week DID, yet Mr.. Altman hasn't filed birth
certificate ye" complained Miss Moody today.
I'm afraid shall have to the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08

from the secretary of the
treasury, the house rules
committee killed It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08

Wilhelm Hohenzollern Lorime
Jones.
Won Hindenburg may lead
q revolt against the kaiser, is
London story. But gosh!
Who wants to be kaisered by
won Hindenburg?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08
WILD LEGISLATIVE DEBAUCH
Iernoane Pan to Destroy Canal Plot INQUIRY Shows
HOUSE INDULCES I'm
ORGY OF PIE-CUTTINC
WITH LID CLEAR OFF


which ended in
digacefu
staged In the legislative halls many
the calendar Jokers
the through Members might have sold the state
and the lives of the people,
As the ayes shouted roll call after another the majority OF
the members did not know what they voting
Folks don't
what they voting opened the "cool DELHI
erative' body action.
"Let 'er line
until after the bill for the
Okanogan S0OOOO appropriation for moy
Everett had safely
Davis moved for indefinite the remainder of the bills The
motion
THE NEXT BILL ON THE CALENDAR PROVIDED PENSION FOB
EVERYBODY WAS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-08

Wait not to be backed by
numbers. Wait not till you
arc sure of an echo from a
crowd. The fewer the voices
on tho side of truth, the more
distinct and strong must be
your own!-Channing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Mems Night Robes and
Paiamas Cut in Price
Mems Odd Trousers

$3.50 Mems all wool odd trousers,
Disposal price sa.s,. D..
$3.50 All Wool odd trousers, Dis
posal price S3AS.
$500 All Wool odd trousers, Dis
possl price s39S,
5000 All Wool odd trousers, Dis
possl price S.t5,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30
ANGRY MODS DEFY
SOLDIERS N NEW
"KU-KLUX- KHAN
CONTINUED from Page -

on N0rth Third street. heavily 'r'-
lied D, NEGROES aud were mos with @
voIley when thoy arrived there. buy
NOT were hit Several false alarm
Voro turned i0
Hundreds of arrests wore made.
especially ~ thc approaches o. me
I-ilr.s 90 80 Louis VI one negro
was taken who carried 70 -arh con
aiming eight reviewers and 300
round. rI ammunition
About u o'clock % fire starred .H
houses we're dc -oyad before ifa
lau,4 vrrn under control
Arpr fha trouble last nigh. iu
which negroes were l-lgIrd from
t-a.t ra-s and sidewalks, and shot
ud beaten NIrHr Noiwu ordered
200 saloons and public pieces to clos"
tonight 900 % O'Clock Private riii-
an. Vero ordered Co. Foou within
Ioor. The sho0tiur- tonight lppIG-
entity were sporadic outbreaks Too
which two ucrre- were chased lui
hot Tho mphs dispersed quickly
when The police arrived
Throughout the day close watch
wIe kept Goa thr bridges connecting
which two negroes were chased and
many arrests oI negroes We're made
EIGHT negroes .n one nmDhil" ct
tempted 90 cross into Illinois from
.ho free bridge bar were arrested
Six pistols end GOO crtudge' were
taken rom thpm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30
ARMY DIVISIONS WILL
BE- CUT IN HlLF WD
REGIMENTS ENLARGED


..> Antonio Nsr sweep
... ...r... .r ARM, or-1n'"'iUn af'
Immediate prospect according ''
r......ttnr received .uu.Ihi bH Hrit
..r a.u.uI james Parker. acting
commander rf ft. southern depart
..uf Irfer or. Hr.ti0ua plans an
.r., division has consisted '. approx
...f.I, $4,000 meu Ih" u'N order
..,.r. f.. a division af tao hrigad"s. q
fatal d. approximately 1900" men
..rn Ir.sadc viii boz made Ip OF Tour
-.e.m.rts tbi. appHm. tn infantry
.... IrUrfr, ,UWylH.D. RiH nave
... mon instead 90 " I1'tr "iI'
/ Ia. ono captain. ono Iir-f aud $40 sec
...I f..lt'psnts Forue N tUrrr were
5niy two nsutcnanis
r.ffa iou vIli consist 'i three ih
f,rt-y ,nmpania. and ono machine
n -rr company 49, there Gre three 'a'
Y ,,l..-s ir o. REGIMENT fiIs Wi.l -''
/. tbr.. ra h.nr gun 00mfaH'r- '' '',.
IL. .~.ut where Urrrf fore there .a
I.., hnt one IHe ra..H. .'ul
i ..,i b.rs one captain 1850 ..r-t Ii"i
,.,sr.s and on. -e 0H. lieutenant
4 .rasr tae ucU plan .H infantry r's'
mont .Iu contain -"I .' tHi
IUffrers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30

vi. NtHNNIln
ron MNklNG NIM N''Nh

SAN ANTONIO Mas '' several
l.t. far d,uuit steps ir 'h. io.nI'
ham of tHe new United state. army
.,a u,dr prbI to-day bog '0" .'a'h
.rr department an receipt of orders
=. Jpr. trc ta.E oI forming n'" pod"
.I.r arm. regiment. using p'r'. %.
lad. regiments as units $500 o'b'h.
lu Univ 0. uu,.uIr1 OF th' nahon'
.u.r. i-ouus ein De- taken in'. ih'
federal service. 900 July - ''"'' .
.,...I and ODD August fH" lasi mira
.r.rl units uul hr held 90 home sta
,.r. lar fifteen days Boo order 'o ri''
rrnriunU, f1r recruiting %" iE
strength and thu sent t' n'mn'
Camps
p,...a omO. training camps
tn ns closed Sept o.. m'u -.'''
mrI ..un. ana cui iH tI' u''
|uuu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30
NAVY CONE RN[D
WITH lER-TIME
t\non, DENhI NTNN NAV.
usH i.NPEN~HN BUILDING
sic

Ry trsn.ia'sd rrsss
WASHINGTON 90 Union
Iahor.s demand Gle payment of
doubt, time for ! hour of work
beyorf rho usIa EHt hour Hlf D..
furnishing a trout 1mo problem for
ib. navy dapariui loo Its efforts 90
uoHs % tive u1 constructions
When the uu.d H.ra.s nb.'0te.
fa I.r.fHoninc ID ptH time and a
half fa. the cElrt iH" irr.ri
u.rf officials ID J. OBJ keep work
bon pr.-res. at IN peT1 hy putting
.rr fu. Hr even shifts uI mon
Ian tHa emers'ud raroho They
woe informed Esr that every
additional and 4 nder' shirt ai.
tier f.r irsf f1r-l 20 he paid iou
Boo r"r
IHa Officials a POI seeking some
.nlutHr 'or tHs H tHlt w'li nor
enormously H tho LotrIu.
.mnfs .Auer e wue Duf tIs
+ ..-.HI. f1r 90 ere .- WpeH
.u.. art immedt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30
PRICE REDUCTION
IS FIRST AIM N
CONTROL Of FOOD
HODNEi"S BDAED WILL CIT
NAEGIN BIIMfiN PItODi g
hrs AND tDN~t MIR
Sterilization IS OBJECT
Food idministratur VIII form SYs
tenn pf lipard- Co. over Cost 81
FOOD -, iIhtirniing
Channels

~ Assosistsd Pr,ss
WAsH1NGTON. ID g. May
Reduction of tha present uieu prices
fIn consumer uJl .Yr food d. aus
announced toda. tII un One of the
grH aims of th r.K God admins
tati0n which WIU boz created with
Herbert O. H0ost I'D .f. bead COL soon
ls congress pass'. fhe government 81
food control LEGISLATION
THls t.II tr undertaken Do. cutting
Town tHe MARGIN H.faa.U producer
and cons MGR through % system OF
executives under M. central admin
HfrIu1u each III. Id. means OF
.h0rtanus fhe sr I.ai... chain f.1'
handles rart..u..| commodity Tho
st staple 10 studied probably
4.ll %. graf nu.. meat anI SUGAR
iir~t stabilize Price,.
stability OF prices. Nr Hoover ho
I..r.. d. vital Co., ..r .Urrn GOD loW
.rus %. r1ste 40 ..e consumer. both
.ora and abroad |Uo executives will
.ate under the. boards 600 which
700 boz represented produce. middle.
ulu uuI r1nsuu Their efforts gid
boo ZOO me HIfectr. af modification of
present 'r,dc methods and tHr fmu.
arou of prudu ICON.
The sy tenn 0f frcU.r boards VIII
Ea ono uf sevc. divisions into
eII.H tle admit ration n.'' boz di.
lrd One duY oi tue executives
Ru Do 200 advise or allied purchas.
INK which Mr. Hoover and govern.
ucu, officials hope uiIl hr removed
from .uupettI.a basis
Tho food admin frai'0n through
IIts commodity executives Will asccr
|fam iust what t|c country can spare
u food staples aud fu.s N.I ue u1l.
need against Gle .IIird demands
/ "Iubri,ltc Distribution ,hanurls."
Tho food administration n was
stated today. ViI nkc up its woft
determined 90 ad.p. uo iJrn'ri".au..
measures Mr. hoover is convinced
|tH.f .It. tho cooperation OF th' poo.
|uup H. H0d problem cam Doe 'iN"d
|RHh minimum q. l'sloDsf.nr STA
Utilization 90 pt H. believes cai
ut u.e."pusaeI by ubrarme Goo
channels lf disiu button
/ urar off vs.Hutscr service to 'h'
.'Vr Uoog,r 1iUte IrlmUetgt'
1 occupation and industry s repro
scented
Tho actual number 0r workers rr
uirrf Hr fb, central admu.'W
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30
WAGE INCREIGRAATEl
TO lENvb SHOPNEA

r t.afrd rr
DENVER yo.1l Ner0ta
uru. tuesu -h non Hr. .Ht
uen., and E.a railroad ys
Conn Hs1 f1l. nnfrr of
sag. rcreaas HIrisfs f...r
fslt and apo m Itaf road
I.. .IfiafIul I over -..
araI .rsEs
rinisfs r advance rf
lte cents az aaohiuiu arf
heIa.r. tn 4. Hts au I.lr
respective iy ava ems ln hour
fo apprentice paid "a Glide
ina ssair irneu fHe year 0I
ithe.r apprentice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30

'urd unde- plans announced TODAY
ny MIS- Mary g. G. Bradford. atr
superintendent o. public school Zoo
have every school community in tho
state huy r. bond.
First class school houses. of which
there ar" about 500 VIII he asEef 1
hry r. 900 bond Second class
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30

.'.n." o. which there are about
'.."" HIi' be asked 10 buy $50
bond. Third class schools will be ask
ed Orb io what thoy can.
So child Vili be- expected 20 sub
'.Ti'" more than o dollars worth %
liberty bond ana subscriptions as
small 1e 90 cents will be- received.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30

~ Ateuriaisi Pres
EI pN-O. MnF 20 after dolibcr.
liing o. hours without reaching a
.ord.rt ihr jury 900 tae murder trial
n WIN H Sanis Texas ranger. wa
discharged late tndaF Sands was
haIenl with murder Boo connection
Vifh tho kili.Us of Sergeant owen
iie-ue uf the -.r' United States lu-
Hu'rs ou september q. fEIE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30

~ AssHf nffd ifff'
ITkUF/ NrNic. NHt
..rr.fs arrivug bore from iae soul.
.av "a band OFF 1000 NUH follower,
occupied santa iaumfa an Am'ri-
..r Owned mirir- 0lmn southwest
Id parrsL ODD Mas Swing al o.
fhe employees of pro- american mime.
.r0 mtre camp l-.'ruai .nmmun'ea
fian aith parral Has also been SUE
rrrHef
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30
You Can't Catch a
Cop With a Want AID
Or
A Midnight Mystery

nm ihout two bells,
This morning
I'M Pi.A1E-Night editors
dc~k ~ Tho News.
THE GliiI-.NerVuus. bat
otherwise calm. telephone oper-
dtor.
~TAGI BIslNi ~S-l,inging
ui telephone ,hrilly. which gives
night editor visions uf terrible
murder ~ the boWery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30
COLORADO CHILDREN
WILL BUY LIBERTY
BONDS FOR Schools


Pa 'sen-1'ei Press
DENVER Nay o. Frcry school
ri.d iu Colorado viii bs given ar
opportunity ~ contribute to tho war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-30

rs. g. Seen walking hastily up
.uB down Fifth street. ''es scanning
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-02-06

to the German list. These conditions
in almost the same form were re-
jected when proposed by Germany
early in the negotiations over the
Lusitania. At that time Germany
proposed to guarantee immunity
from attack to certain specified pas
senger ships sailing on prescribed
courses with distinguishing marks
and carrying no contraband. Presi-
dent Wilson rejected the proposal
promptly on the ground that the
United States was contending only
for its rights.
Brushes Aside Other Issues.
The new German proclamation
brushes aside the perplexing collat-
eral issues, which have surrounded
the submarine controversy and has
brought it back to the point where
it was left at the conclusion of the
Sussex case.