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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
80 BILLS ARE TO.
Be CONSIDERED BY
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
BALDWIN,. or LUBBOCK. WOULD
HAVE ALL STATE DEPART.
MENTs INVESTIGATED.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
iiilI Introduced Carrying With II Ap.
preparation 90 Erect Apartment
IIouse fer Members of LegiS
lature.
special ,s The Now.

special ie The Hsws.
AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. i2.-Fifty bills
were introduced In both brai chcs of
the Legislature today and referred 10
various committees for consideration.
In the House. n concurrent resolution
was introduced by Representative bald
win. % Lubbock. proposing an lnyes;..
gatlon q all State Departments. com
missions and bureaus ~ the govern.
ment with a view of ascertainlng "
any 81 these bureaus ar commissions
may be eliminatcd. The time for the
consideration % resolutions expired be
fore action could be- taken on the resy
luilon.
In both branches hills were intro
dgccd extending the provisions of N
blue sly law NJ an 10 extend 10 unlr
corpnratcd joint stock associations
These bills also provide that when auci
an association or common law trust
agreement desired TO do business. u
shall obtain n permit from the State
Department. The promotion Zee IL alsr
limited To- Is per cent.
There was also introduced the puhllr
utilities hill In both branchea This u
the bill which was recommended by ths
Governors committee appointed tc
draft such n measure. There is Z
minority report on the measure which
means that there will he a fight on the
floor of the Legislature when the meas
ure comes up for consideration.
In the House Representative John
Davis. of Dallas. introduced hill pr',.
posing an amendment 60 the Governors
port blll ~ as Ia connect up its provls
ions with the Industrial relations COM
mission and Also providing that the
Governor shall not disturb local author
tiles In the exercise of police jurisiIc
tlon In any one place. a hill was alsl
introduced by Representative Rosser
carrying nm appropriation of 100000,
to build an apartment house for legis,s'
tors on the capitol grounds.
boih branches ~ the Legislature to-
day adopted a Senate concurrent res
ilution pruvi7ion for the appointmen,
Il committee u three senators AMI
five Representative to count the vote
EAST for Governor and Lieutenant Gov.
crnor and arrange for the inaugurs.
ton Of Govcrnor.Elect Pat NJ. Neft.
next Tuesday.
In order 10 facilitate the business of
the House. Speaker Thomas appointed
temporary committee on approprla.
tons. consisting of Representatives
Lee sattcrwhite. of Carson: G. y
Beardsiey. of Hopkins; c. r. stephens.
Continued on page :.
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CONGRESS- HAS CARED
FOR WAR VICTIMS
BY Associated rre...

by Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. i?.--Widcly
printed statements that congress had
appropriated nothing for tho care 81 mi.
dicrs afflicted with tuberculosis aud
mental troubles were characterized IN
the house today by Chairman Good ~
tho appropriations committee as "ahso.
lu'cly ana deliberately falsc."
Mr. Coed said the sundry civil hill as
PASSED corr'esi everything asked Tor In
behalf " the soldiers
Representative Rayhurn. democrat of
Texas. stid friends of the American l.e.
gion lad caused To bc printed charges
,ha, congress had done nothing for sul.
diers and that charges by Representa-.
tivcs ~ the organization appearing bs.
forc hcuss committee that ccnarcSs
had neglected the war wounded were
wiihous fedndstion. sf.
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WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT make
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION: JAPAN
HAS Offered every ASSISTANCE

concerning
officer Of the American cruiser Albany Vsdvosok s lacking
occurred continue TO received One Of these that the officer
sentry without prosocalon. n o
according
official
Lieutenant W. chief
gaining his shlp.
Dispatch states that sentry outside the
40 o'clock the
trio torch lie challenged him
walked
whether
know hen flashing right hand 20 have drawn
revolver and with h left hand ssntry FIRE
The foreigner off, rcens Other pistol
o " -
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~ Associated Prsss.

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. ian. i2--C,rsmonies
Incident io the Inauguration of Prcsi
deniElcct Harding may not quite re-.
turn to the simplicity of Joffcrson and
jackson. even though the historic par.
ade and ball be abandoned 50 now seems
assured
Senator Knox q Pennsylvania. chair.
man - the ioint congressional inaugur-
NJ committee tndly received from Mr.
Harding telegram sugv,=ting That the
actual inaugural ceremony be- held On
the east poriico of the capitol. where
American presidents for years have
Continued ON page
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AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER KILLED BY JAPANESE SOLDIER
COLUMBUS CITY HALL
DESTROYED BY FIRE
ny Associated Press

- shNff'f tNt'A NHeH
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. i2.-Flre
which started on the third floor Of
the City Hall. directly across the
street from the state house. threat.
ems to destroy that structure. All
city fire apparatus was called out In
an attempt to save the building. The
city hall Is In the congeSted down.
uOwn section and several business
blocks are threatened
A half hour after the fire started
the Grand Threatre building. a five.
story brick structure just east of the
city hall. caught fire and firemen
turned their attention To II and other
nearby buildings. apparently despair.
INK Of saving the municipal building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
10 POTTER COUNTY
PRISONERS ESCAPE,
JAILER ASSAULTED.
OFFICERS MONEY AND GUN
WE'RE TAKEN By PRISON.
ERs BEFORE LEAVING.

ny Associated Press.
Rushing Deputy Sheriff Fred Cobb
and Hall Massie. n trusty. as they
were placing q can Of I rup In their
ccll on the north side Of the Potter
county jail st Sis o'clock last night.
ten men. charged with crimes rang.
Ing from burglary and bank robbery
10 criminal assault, overpowered the
officers. stripped him Of money. gun
and keys. and with . warning threat
that both officer and trusiy would
be killed u they raised an alarm,
made good their escape from the jail
BY means Of Q. rope iader through
Q second story window In the rear.
the bars Of which had hcen pre-.
vlciously sawed In two. Two men of
the twelve voluntarily remained be
hind. these being c. J. Waller.
cargcd with transporting q stolen
automobile from state 20 state. and
-. ~. Nhfttt, tfom Eauauuit,
charged with burglary.
Waiting under the threatening mux.
zle of his own revolver until the last
man had disappeared through the rear
window on the ladder OF blankets which
the prisoners had made. Deputy Sher-
III Cobb then raised the alarm. lie
called for fifteen minutes before help
answered him. others In the lower part
OF the jail believing that II was one
Of the prisoners. while pedestrians
thought that Il was the voice Of some
unduly elatcd criminal. Deputy Sheriff
PcttinRer then answered and was In.
formed that the middle door Of the
Jail had been locked by the prisoners.
He secured key and released both
officer and trusty and immediately no.
titled all neighboring towns Of the Jail
delivery. asking officers TO be on the
lookout for the escaped men.
Had Ordered Syrup.
According 20 attendants Of the Jail
the prisoners on the north side Of the
building have been kept confined with.
In their caEe. which is some three feet
from the outer wall Of the jail. For
some nltfss past they have been OF.
Continued on page
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Railway Official Dead

Wy NNNFIFVVtI FTTNFN
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. i?--Jchn
W. DAILY ot Chicago. general western
agent of the New York Central lines.
fell dead In front ot a hotel here to.
night upon his arrival from Omaha.
Heart disease Is supposed 10 have hcn
the cause
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~ Associated rrr.s. I'd
SAN ANTONIO Ter Ian

By Associated fre<..
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Jan. Ia
General Francisco Murguia. whose
troops acted AZ escort for the late
President Carranxa when he Ges
from Mexico City and who was ~
Gently reported 10 BE- en- route to the
United States In the company OF two
other former Carranza generals. is
in the ncighborhood of Pachuca and
II attempting 10 reach the United
States, according Co a press dispatch
received here tonight from Mexico
City. Members ~ General Muir.
guia's family are reported TO have lcf,
the Mexican capital.
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ny Associated Pres.
nA.. a.-....,

PORT ARTHUR. Ter. Jan. Ia
The Italian steamer Sct,uno. from
Taranio, Italy. was seized today ny
the collector of customs on n charge
of having landed contrahand liquor
m a irip 20 this port last April. A
suit was filed In United States die.
trict court for confiscation Of the
Nettuno Captain Rcsini was fined
$500 for permitting tho landing of
IN" liquor and s35Ts on n treasury
ruling. The latter fine was penalty
Tor smuggling liquor and represented
the original cost Of the goods In tn.
ranto.
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Thomas MasterSon Dead.
NJ Asaort.t.A rA...

WICHITA. kans. Jan. is.-Thomas
Masterson. 81. and Indian fighter and
father Of "Bat" Mas,crson. a western
figure. died at his home here tonight.
''aat" Masterson IN now sports and
theatrical writer IN New Ycrk.' 1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
ny Ass~siated rr~~
san ANTONIo. Tx, Jan. "a

The health departments In Vera
Cruz. Tampico. Tuxpam. Papantla
and Gutierrez zamora have reported
20 Dr. Gustavo Fax. In charge OF
the federal health bureau of Mexico.
that those cities are free from bu.
honic plague and yellow fever. &C.
cording 90 a dispatch received here
tonight from Mexico City. DR.. Has
announced In previous statements In
regard 10 the presence Of the diseases
were exaggerated. = (
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
ny Associated Prrss.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. is.-Al

san FRANCISCO. Jan. i:.-an-
nouncement that the japanese cxciu.
sion league Of California is raising
q fund OF $4,000 to carry on its
campaign against Japanese settle.
ment IN the state. was made today
by John s. Chambers. state con.
troller. through the leagues head.
quarters here Chambers is the chair.
man Of the executive committee OF
the league.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

~ Associated Prr<s.

~ NHNoFhtd FrFtt,
TEMrI.E. Texas. Jan. is.-FuuI
men and three women are In the county
Jail at Relton tonight following raid
by county officers today carried out NJ
the direction of the grand jury which l.
In session. A s,ill and large quantity
of mash were aciErd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

The admiral In a second report. said
tonight.
japanese officer reports as FOL.
lows:
Sentry claims his suspicious we're
aroused by seeing n foreigner flashing
q hand lamp. that he ran across the
street and called 60 him 10 halt. and
that as he came near the foreigner
fired one rcolver shot nj him: that he
fired his rifle and then the foreigner
fired two more shots and sentry fired
one more shot. Sentry claims tina, he
ran hack for the guard. but that the
foreigner had gone when sentry and
guard returned
"lsangdon's statement ~ as follows:
THAT he was returning to ship.
using n hand lamp. and when he was
on the sidewalk on the side 10 the
Japanese division headquarters. the
sentry ran across the street taking the
position charge hayonets" 20 the left
and about SIX feet In front OF him;
that he halted until the sentry said.
'Amerikanski'' 60 which he replied that
h was, and walked on past the sentry:
that when he was about six feet b.
yond the sentry. the sentry fired at
hun. tho ball striking him In tho
hark n which he turned and fircd two
revolver shots The sentry then p~r.
mi,tSi him 20 proceed to the ship.
"lAngton was In full uniform and
bo,h the clothes and the wounds show
that he was sho, IN the hack. the hail
passing out ai left side OF chest.
AN japanese officials are much
concerned and call frequently Offering
every assistance In their power. The
resul, of the investigation will bc re-.
ported 10 you"
Lieutenant l.angdon's homo vas a,
Jamaica Plains. near Boston. Mass
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L ATE N & WS
Bulletins
Hot off the Wire
RI Associated Pres..
Hot off the Wire

ny Associated Pres.
LITTLE ROCK. Arb. Jan. Ia
Thomas q. McRac this afternoon was
sworn In as governor OF Arkansas.
succeeding Charles II. Brough. other
constitutional officers also took the
oath Of office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

~ year ago we were travelling at
terrific pace--the brakes had not
been applied In this country az large.
and certainly not In this particular sec-
ton until n number of months there.
after. In the New England states a
keen ear. attuued 10 the tendencies of
the times. sharpened by a sense of
reason. might have heard faint sounds
81 friction. indicating that the brakes
were being sct ana that the slowing
process was beginning. II seems a 1T.
tic strange that We ~ this favored
section who could both see and hear
did not earlier give heed 90 tho warning
sound We are all guilty In this re.
spect--sorue ~ ~ more than others.
We shcuid have known that we could
not continue the pace at which We were
travelling without smashing into an
obs,ruction-bccomlEg the victims Of a
terrible crash.
1T In not my purpose to explain
away the clouds that firsily brought
Continued on page twoD
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Regret Expres.ed

Dispatches Ia both departments en-.
phasircd that japanese officials nj the
Russian port were showing every EVIL
dence 81 regret over the shooting.
Consul MacGowap ~sported that the
Japanese consul general had called
upon him and expressed his profound
regret" Admiral Gleaver In his dis
patches aid the japanese officials
were much concerned and had made
rcquent calls. Offering every ASST.
tance within their power.
The state department announced Its
receipt of the report from Consul Mac.
Gowan " the following statement:
Tho shooting of Lieutenant w. II.
i.angdon. an engineer officer az the
American cruiser Albany. at vladl.
vostok. by a Japanese sentry, In Jan.
uary was reported to the department
OF state today. The telegram which
was from American consul MacGowan,
Vladivostok. reported that the japan.
ese consul general at vladivostok had
called on him 10 express his profound
regret"
Admiral Glcaves In his first report,
received late today gave preliminary
details as 10 the shooting of Lieuten.
ant Langdon. lie reported that the
lieutenant was returning % his ship
and was In front of Japanes. division
headquarters. near the Arch ON Peter
the Great Square. when shot. his
death occurring few hours later.
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by Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan, Is.--With

WAsistNGTON. Dan. is.--With
the department Of state and labor
stiil unsettled over the disposition
Of Lord Mayor O'Callahan OF Cork,
who arrived at Newport News last
week as n stowaway withou, a pass.
port. Il was indicated today that
President Wilson would leave TO his
cabinet officers the ironing out Of
the inter departmental difficulties
which have arisen over the case.
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FOR LOVES SWEET SAKE

vuST To bc saying good morning.
y with a smile os u on your way.
That the light Of Its cheer may fob
low
wherever you GO today.
Pass me something can give
To the next one. left or right.
That through me sc'ne aeari may
live
In the Eiadness and the lisht.
Take YOUR realms and takc your
power.
les, through them 20 me " send
The message 81 n simple flower,
The confirmation 81 friend.
Now losk straight up to Gods blue
sky.
And 30 straight on 10 take
Your burden on your heart and try
To serve for loves sweet sake.
--pcntstown Dard In Baltimore sun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
FINAL PLANS FOR
INAUGURATION ARE
AGAIN D|SCU sSE D
VERY TIMELY ADDRESS on BUsI.
NESS CONDITIONS DELTv.
Erred ny W. n. FUQUA.
MANY members PRESENT
Manager Frank r. Janison
of Panhandle-Plains Chamber
Of Commerce Acted a.
Toastmaster.


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
WEATHER

West Texas Thursday. partly
cloudy, warmer; Friday. robabiy
fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

Forecast: Thursday probably taw
sIntcrpolated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

L. a. Department of agriculture
Weather Bureau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

Highcst yesterday N wv 90
lowest. 20.
Highest yesterday. se.
Lowest. 20.
Humidity Data.
sp. IN. : q m. Noon
Dry temperature. - -
We, temperature. Il %
Humidity .......N ~ ~
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Temperature by hours at Amarillo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-30
BRONZE MEMORIAL
centennial HIGH VETS

The presentation of the memorial
being left to Centennial high school
by the graduating class this year will
be held In Centennial auditorium at
2 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. An
interesting program has been pro-
vided and the public is extended an
invitation to attend. Tho memorial
that is being left is in tho form of n
large bronze tablet bearing the names
of those former students of Conten-
NAL who did their part in the world
War by serving in some branch of the
United States service. The prcsen-
tation of the memorial will be made
by Lyman Henry president OF the
Senior class. General Downep Will
deliver an address in behnlf OF the
G. A. r. following which Mrs Wilder
will speak on behalf of the ID. A. r.
Mr.. II. p. Worries will make the speech
of acceptance on behalf of the school
hoard
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-30
The Biggest Memorial Day
Program In the City

viii he given Monday afternoon and
night st Lake Minnepua park Tho
feature OF the afternoon progrum viii
he tho matinee dance at the oron air
dancing pavilion on tho lnke shore
where the brccZcs blow. The Lake
MinncGua Jazz hand. said to he tho
best Jazz factory" in Colorado will in
troducc some now stunts and new mu-
sic.
There will hc special concessions.
sports and amusements for the chill
dren In addition to the free merry go-
round which every Kid loves. the roll
ler coaster. roller skating. bathing.
fishing. fros use OF all the playground
apparatus. The coiorcd electric light
ing system at night will he in fun
blaze for the Memorial day program
in the evening which will he of inter-
est to old and young.
The SUNDAY program at tho Lake
Minnoqul park today will include the
delights OF a days outing where there
is everything provided for crtertain-
ment and enjoyment. Boating bathing,
nshirg. picnicinE. beputiful music,
shady lawns and pretty shrubbery and
flowers. Tho cool rotreat afforded Ivy
the park is tsh-u advantage of hy
hundreds Of pueblcans every Sunday
The sunday free concessions viii Gu
tcrtain tho children and there Ia q
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-30
Farmers Interested
In Marketing Problem

Orchard Park farmers arc catching
the get-together-anddo things-right
spirit.
One OF the first substantial moves
along that line was made when "A call
was issued for all of that neighborhood
to meet at the Orchard Park church
Tuesday evening at 1;S0 o'clock.
Chief among the propositions to he
discussed will be the ways and means
of best marketing 200 acres of water
melons this year. Also there will ha
discussed a proposition of a community
threshins machine, Still another SUBJ
iect which is an important one there
abouts as elsewhere at this particular
time, is grasshoppers.
In that immediate vicinity there arc
1000 acres OF growing wheat that gives
every promise of yielding well. County
Agent w II. Sawhill has promised to
attend the meeting and assist in tho
various movements to he inauguratcd
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-30
TAUB BROTHERS FORCED TO INCREASE
ALREADY LARGE MAIN STREET STORE

will have one of the very finest as well
as one of the largest clothing and
mems furnishing soods stores in the
entire west at the Main street quarters
as well as that at the Union avenue
place.
A new front will be built for the
Main street store rooms which will be
thrown into one. and there will be one
large and imposing entrance of the
most attractive design that can be de-
signed. The entire front will be mas
sive and artistic and of the very best
of materials obtainable.
New and up-to-date fixtures will be
installed thruout the entire store, and
there will he a new and beautiful light
ing system covering tho front and
every portion of the interior. In short
not feature or n convenience useful
or attractive will be lacking in this
Main street store.
Taub Brothers began building up
their cnviable reputation for good
goods at popular prices away back in
1886. and their firm name has ever
since been synonymous of honorable
dealing and reliable merchandise: their
continuous success Is proof positive Of
their high standing in the community,
and the confidence of the people which
they enjoy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-30
OlDSMOB|LE PRICES
TO REMAIN AS NOW

About year ago market conditions
began to bring to the surface condi
tions ir the automobile business such
As the manufacturer has never before
had the necessity OF facing. according
20 Edward Yer Linden. president OF
INC Old Motor Works. II is indicated
not only drop in price but demand
for better values Is at hand.
ITO meet these conditions in the face
of the then material and labor marke.
required not only foresight and cour-
ssxc. but tremendous resources said
Yer Linden The result OF tho situ-
alton was that Oldsmopiic decided to
give thu people what they wanted even
before they expected any manufac-
turcr to be able. to do so and to give
them a value beyond their anticipa-
lions
"oldsmohilss answsr to the demand
for better value was tho introduction
in December last OF the 5-passcnEcr 4
cylinder Oldsmobile. designed for the
unusual in power. comfort, economy
and performance, at n price that was
prcdicatcd far In advance Of anything
that had hitherto been attempted in
this field -
'Recause oidsmohnc pr;ccs in Do
c.-mber wcro -hased on the expected
reductions which have 50 generally oc-
curred within the last few weeks Odds
mobile prices will stand as they are.
The volume or demand steadily in
crcasing shows conclustVely that peo-
pie consider II an exceptional value
that stands out today NOR. cmphatical-
iy than ever. AS n matter of fact. II
IL were not for our tremendous finan-
cisi resources. buying strength. and
rigid economics In volume production.
car like the oldsmohilo Four could
not be produced at profit within