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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
OKLAHOMA HOUSE MEMBERS FAIL
ToADoPT IMPEACHMENT CHARGES
AGAINST GOVERNOR ROBERTSON

tees recommendation. ten republicans
voted with the democratic minority, and
three minority members voted with the
majority. Governor Robertson was elect.
rd on the democratic ticket.
Whom motion carried for cali of
the house. before the announcement of
the vote. members secured the city to
obtain representation from absent mom.
hcrs. Representative ]. r. Jenkins.
democrat. WIS started to the house floor
in an ambulance from his home. where
he was III. tie completed the trip In u
private ear when his amhulcncc was
wrecked M Il ran into small hoy. who
was injured slightly
The representative. who sustained
scalp wound. walked into the house
leaning on the arms of other representa-
tivcs. with blond trickllng down his face,
His vote. the Inst recorded. was against
adoption of the report. and tied the aye
Cheering. whistling and hooting start.
lnE frum the gallery. spread to the
fionr when the vote was announced The
gallery was ordered cleared, and after
fuil'c efforts 10 cheek the noise, the
house adjourned 10 meet again two
hours later. In continuance of the cal
cndar.
When the report was reached on the
house calendar to-day. brief review Of
the charges against the governor. M
contained IN the investigation commit.
tees recommendation. was made by II.
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
NATITORIUM PROJECT NOW BEING
CONSIDERED; BATHING FANS ARE.
TO enjoy ALL AQUATIC SPORTS

II located at that point the Amusc.
mcnt Park Company will b. able To
get the waste water to irrignte and
hcauiify iis premises
Mr. Carter proposes ,o put $40 900
In the pool alone he also proposes
To sink his own wells. ~ ~ to have
30 ample supply of fresh water In.
dep s'lcnt of the municipal supply.
Around the pool viii h. q walk
and hlr1rhcrs for bathing fans AZ
each cud viii be- dressing rooms
with modern cunyenicuccs. The
dressing ruoms viii lc ~ hollow tile
and stucco. In every particular
saws carter. the laws IT sanitation
win a. complied with.
The natttorium business IL not an
experiment With T.. = Carter Last
Iuly he established one at Daihart.
I, has a a. hy 20 funi pool and 500
to COO spectators gather In bathing
soason To enjoy the aquatic sports.
The Dllhart nataiorium has three
times the support he anticipated
when u was pa, In. Carter says.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
firing SQUAD ENDS CAREER OF
PROMINENT Mexican PLOTTERS
NY Associated Press.

NY Associated Press.
MENlCO CITY. April Victor la
canu and llcribcrto Salgado met death
before u firing squad early this morn.
ing. ten hours after their arrest for al
legged completely In plot against the
lives ~ prominent persons IN Mexico
city and the city of puchla, according Ia
an edition published this afternoon by
~ Naciunnl.
Salgadn II said IN have hccn arrested
yesterday afternoon IN the MoNic" CITY
postofficc while mailing q pnckag" con.
inin.ng h.gh explosive bomb address
ed to thu chief uf the federal military
operations IN the state 81 Purhla. Ev
idcncc given by him caused the immrdi
ate apprehension of l.aycano and the
calling If the court martial which after
almost an night consideration, srnicnc
rd the men tn death
i.agcano. according to III Nloional
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
DRILLING n AS
BEEN RESUMED
AT GULF WELL
EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO
LOCATE ANOTHER STRATA
OF OIL SAND

Drilling has been resumed nj the Gulf
well. Carson county. The well was sunk
fiNc feet Friday afternoon and had
henchcd a depth of 3O0S feet when the
drilling shift qut for the day.
Indcrrcaming was completed and tho
last ioini of casing put down by noon.
After setting over nlght. weak Joints.
II there are any viii develop. driliers
say. Unless there are Joints to tighten
drilling viii start this morning and Il
u the purpose 10 continue until another
oil flow In struck or II II denonstrat.
ed that the place Tor the shot IL an the
sand above.
The log of Engineer Howard Is being
iTovcn in ever particular at the Gulf
well said Harry Swarts Friday night
upon returning from the well. Howard
In his report two years ago. predicted
a strata Of oil sand would he found
10 q depth of 5000 feet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
FLYNN CONTINUES SEARCH FOR
RADICAL GROUP BOMB PL0TTERs
IDENTITY MEN HAS BEEN
KNOWN FOR NUMBER
OF WEEKS

Declaring that agents 81 the de-.
artmen ~ Justice were pressing
the search for the fug!tlyrs, VIII.
liam !. Flynn. chief of the bureau
of investigation. said here tonight
ihai the identity II the radical
group responsible for the Wall
street explosion last September had
been known for some weeks.
The chief said some of the radi.
Gals had escaped from the country.
be- added the department psearch II
being conducted not chly IN this
country. hut abroad.
Chief Flynn conflrmed the re-.
port that he had distributed 10 post.
masters in communities within n
hundrdr miles of New York com.
posite photographs oi the man
sought ~ the driver VI the death
wagon" found blown I" bits nnh be-
llcycd to have contained q timed
bomb. be- said the photographs had
been sent out confideniially u month
aeo.
4 man who claimed Ia have seen
the driver of the wagon examined
some 500 photographs of men the
department believed might have
been connected with the plot.
This man picked out two pictures
that he said resemblcd the driver.
Then Chief Flynn had made n com
poslir drawing of these two.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
UNION PAINTERS
ARE DESCRIBED
AS UNCERTAIN
RECENT WAGE DEMANDS
ARE UNREASONABLE, SAY
MASTER PAINTERS
~ Associated rrss..'

CINCINNATI. April Dcnouncing
the demands of union painters as 'un.
American. radical. rcacilonary and con.
trary to the spirit of the times" the
Cincinnati Master Painters Association
rejected the proposed agreements sub.
mitted by the union.
4 wage increase " to s. u day is de.
handed. other clauses Of the agree.
ncnt follow:
Employers shall bc prohibited from
discharging men Who refuse 10 opcr
tie spraying machines; no man shall
ne compelled To- curry more than five
pounds Il paint to a job; special per.
nit must b. obtained by employers
from the union Tor overtime work.
double time for operating spraying ma
hines. M brush shall bc more than
four aud half inches wide
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
ANTI-JAPANESE BILL APPROVED
WHILE MEASURE TO aid SCHOOLS
State IS Dealt DEATH BLOW
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

AUSTIN, Texas. April Five bills approved and two
vetoed by Governor Nc late today few hours before expra
ton OF the time allotted him by aw in which bills after
adjournment OF the Legislature
The bills approved the university expansion bill the supple
mental rural school bill the antiaen land ownership bill known
the anti japanese bill the soldiers bill and another
bill with small appropriation
Two bills vetoed the West Texas and NJ bill and the
bill appropratng 100000 aid rural schools for the
The and NJ bill appropriated $4,000 purchase the site
of the proposed institution in West Texas Governor Neff said that
the in Fort Worth had opposed establishing
this school this time and that il written into the platform
under which he nominated for governor and that commit
which the convention had specifically voted against would be
an unviSc one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02

\ natatorIum hy june T. \ con.
crete pool of clear well water. 30 lH
lsi feet Spring hoard~. high dives.
shoot ~, chuics. noating barrels
rubIrr hulls. an everything And
On nuy, Scruphic forms In skin.
uility lnthiug suits swimming with
swHb like grace. or summ"rsnultlng
lrd diving like norpois's 10 emerge
With the drinpinr silky appearance
NJ u wet srai
T. 8 Carter WIS IN the city
Thursday Walter blackburn who
has had u nntltormn under consid.
cutlun. resigned bon carriers favor.
Commissioner John u Trulingcr ~
cnriod him oNcf iho city that suit.
abb site might o. selected Prices
on lots were submitted. and Carter
lot Tor D1lhnrt a. return IN q few
DAYS for tho purpose OF closing u
deal i,r the uat1torium location
site.
ore loc1iion under consideration
Is iu p.oNimity 10 the baseball rarE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
WEST TEXAS A. & NJ BILL VETOED BY GOVERNOR
STEAMSHIPS COLLIDE OFF COAST
WASHINGTON: SEVEN PASSENGERS.
AND MEMBERS OF CREW PERISH
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

SEATTLE. April Federal steamship inspectors today began
preliminary investigation into collision of Point Wilson Wash
gon early this morning between the passenger Cover
ner and the eghe West larand which resulted in the sink
ing OF Governor with probable loss OF ten lives
The inquiry which called determine whether officers Of
either ship should be charged with responsibility for the accident
was held behind closed doors.
United States District Attorney Robert Sanders also ordered
sweeping investigation The West llarland shipping board
vessel although under charter the Pacific Steamship Company
of the Governor and the liability OF the ireghtcr IL any
Mr. Saunders said might fall eventually the government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
PRISONER SAYS
he IS INNOCENT
ASKS Freedom
is VICTIM OF MISTAKEN
IDENTITY-HEARINGs
HAVE BEGUN
ny AssoelA'.dP Pre.s.

BY ASsoeia'a Press.
KANSAS CITY. April i.--IIcaring IN
hhbeaS corpus proceedings for releas,
from the federal penitentiary at l.cav.
cnworth. Kansas. 81 man alleged to
he Ben Crnvens. notorious oklahoma
outlaw. hut who claims To bc Charles
Maust and q victim of mistaken identi.
~, was held before Judge John Pol
lock In United States district court at
Kansas CITY Kansas to-day BESIDES
the claim II mistaken identity, legal
t,chnlcalitics ate also involved.
since his conviction In 1919 as Ben
CraVcns charged with murder. the man
has stcadfaslly claimed that he IN not
Crayens hut Charles Maust and an In.
rocvut man. The legal ease rcyolycs
around which court United States or
state. the trial for murder should have
been held In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
DISAPPEARANCE LLOYD M'BRIDE
REMAINS A MYSTERY; TELEGRAM
Received PROBABLY BOGUS ONE

front Of Jcffs restaurant ON Fifih
,trcet. believes his nephew was met by
fugitivcs and forced To take them In
he direction they wanted tn go. soon
~ he was released. the uncle reasons.
ne wired home.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Cobb doubts
the authenticity of the telegram. II
'arricd by hi,jackers az highwayncn to
Utah by force, "a natural thing for his
captiycs To do would be- to send bogus
telegram for mones. Cobb thinks
Whether OF no, J, q. Mcbride protect
I'd himself by notifying an officer At
the point of collection In Utah, he did
not state before leaving the city.
!, In hoped by his friends that con
firmation will he received today ~ the
genuncncss ~ the telegram received
Friday, and that all mystery In connec
ton with Lloyd McBridc's absence will
pass away with his arrival home In u
day ~ two.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
PAY YOUR DEBTS" UNCLE SANS
ADVICE TO THE GERMAN PEOPLE

linhili, fur lnrt of the debts ~ allied
puwrrs tn M, United Staies.
There Ms nn confirmation q the r.
ccipt ~ amy such i"op. sci. although
commissioner ~ sci ~ lier''u has r..
nurtvd IN conversations with German
officials in which thr rcpanii ms pu's.
tions came un tn. nature ~ G'csr
conversations wa not lls,lus o.
IN connection with the subject how
ever. occafiun was taken to MAX" per
fc,tiy clear the Ernctal iuiudc II the
ncw administration toward an matters
Involved m the conuNerA between the
allied powers and Grrm1uy which l~l io
CONTINUED uN PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02

A telegrapl,Ic message from Lloyd
McIiride 60 his family Friday did
not clear away the cloud of mystery
that has surrounded the question
of his whereabouts since his de-
parture from Amarillo March ~.
In response 10 the telegram, y.
q. Mcbride, father of the missing
man wired him siso. friends oi the
family say. The ielegraphic COM
munication II said to have come
from q town In Utah and II gave
assurance the sender was safe and
would return home Immediately.
After forwarding the funds request.
ed, !. q. Mcbride. the father. re-
turned 60 his home In Crosbyton.
Iir had come 10 Amarillo 60 enco,ir.
age the search.
Mrs. Mcbride. wife of the missinI
man, is PROSTATE at her home. lil'
street. Frank Mcbride. ~
uncle who conducts news stand II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
FRENCH DESIRE
MORAL SUPPORT
united States
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS FRANCE
WILL NOT BE DISCUSSED
IS CLAIM MADE
ny Associated Press.

IVY NhAHtthNH iNeNA
WASHINGTON. April i.--Confcr.
cnccs were continued today between VI.
Vivianl. envoy extraordinary from
France Ia this country. and members Of
the Harding administration In an effort
IN his nrrt T. obtain moral support Of
the United St,'.y for France IN work.
lnr out irublrms of pace and recon
stiuctiCn.
Following his conference last nirht
with pruminen' senators and officials.
the former French PREMIER conferred
with senator Lodge chairman Of the
foreign relations cnmmittc, at his home
today. ~ well ~ with other government
orrrs' iniiyes. and edyancod pardcd'
larN his discussion in the prnblrms
France Is confronting In her relations
Ntlh Germany.
II was slid authoritntivcly today that
VI. Nivianrs visit u not for the pur'
CONTINUED oN PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02

II one time was hrigadicr general un
Ter the bandit HaIatn. hut recently had
hccn identified with revolutionary ac.
'iyitlcs ascrlhcd tu Felix Diaz. letters
from whom were said to have lren
found un his person. Salgado. who at
the court martial asserted he was q
mere tool iur persons higher up. had
hc"on a captain In the federal army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
FORMER RULER
AUSTRIA TO GO
SWI TIE KLAMD
SAFE CONDUCT HAS BEEN
GRANTED BY AUSTRIAN
GOVERNMENT
n, Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
VIENNA. April i.--Austria has grant
cd safe conduct to former emperor
Charles To go to Switzerland. not onl,
IN principle hut In fact The British
French and Italian ministers called
upon Chancellor Mayr this morning and
presented the protest of the poweis
against u Hapsburg restoration.
while the attitude ~ the entente had
been known. the incident is regarded
here ~ being meant Ia strengthen the
hands of the government In ease of
now unlocked for cventunlities
over nigh, Developments presaged an
early curtain on the last act of the
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
Ny Associated rrrss

WASHINGTON. Aprll l,umors
Via London ~ conversations lrtwr'n
Germany and the United state "a To
~ciaratinns Ili, m'1is, brought ~ an.
thorita,ivr sth',u. M f"om the ndmnis.
i.ution officia's cay tha, he ntiiiuie
4 the Tinted stat toward Gcrinriy
II that she must ac opt her rcsuons'hil
ity fnr thu war .rd Iay hrr obligations
io the fullest eat ~, Nh" h. aide
The London adv.''.s from ihrlin said
II was understood i;"rmRnv had made
rsitain PROPOSALS 81 ,hc Tinted States
regarding the rcparalion payments In
cludlng "A suggestion that she assumed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
Funds Insufficient.

Funds insufficient.
The fact that the state has not NJ
this time sufficient funds TO meet the
appropriations already made by the
legislature wns the reason he vetoed
the $4,000 900 rural aid hill. the gov.
ornor snid. However. he pointed out the
fact that he had approved the Nelson
hill nnpropriatlng t5.0OO.0oO to supple
mcnt the available school fund for the
next two years.
The university expansion hill appro.
rrlatcd 81 100000 10 purchase 1866 acres
~ lana adjoining the present university
site The supplementary Rchool blll ap.
propriatcd $4,000. 900 To supplement the
available school fund for the next two
years. One of the monument bills Rp.
propriated $4,000 10 erect monument
to the memory NJ the soldiers, anilars,
marines and nurses who lost their lives
In the world war and the other appro.
priatcd 81 500 Ia erect monument
over the grave of Cynthia Ann Parker
in Limestone county.
The antiallcn land ownership hill II
the Dudley bill that has been termed
the nntl.iananese bill. for which pur-
pose II was introduced In the iegisla.
turc. II prohibits all aliens who are
ineligible 10 citizenship In the United
States from awning. controlling or leas'
Ink land In Texas.
Governor Ncff said In signing the bill
that he was glad to add his name 60 Il.
CONTINUED on PAGE rwo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
GrannIe's Blg Party.

ut NssHiaho iNass
PORTSMOUTH. Eng. April H.
Grannle Gliding. inmate ~ tho work.
house Cor ~ years celebrated the io0th
birthday with o PARTY. A ward CON.
pauion. sS. danced and sang Il Am
Sweet Seventeen"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
Ten Persons Missing.

Ten pcrAmns-scyon passengers and
three members of the Governors crew
were counted as missing tonight. Of
fic,rs II the admiral line said II was
possible this number might De- rcduc
cd.
The survivors were brought to Seat
tie ON the West llartland which
though badly damaged. was able to
proceed under her own steam. They
we're cared Tor Immediately upon arrival
by corps of doctors and nurses has
lily assembled.
The Governor n lying submerged
three quarters of mile northeast oi
Point Wilson In the strait uf Juan De
fucn. She foundercd az l:ii q. m. one
hour aud eleven minutes after she had
been rnmmcd by the frcightcr. NJ
bodicg had been found early tonight.
illlndcd By Fog.
Accounts uf passengers. ship officers,
and others who witnessed the collision
differ Us to minor details of the acct
dent. Al practically agree. however,
that while there was a slight fog. the
vessels could he seen as they approach
cd each other.
Some passengers said they beloved
the Governor mlstuus the " cst Hart
land ship lights for shore lights
Ci..ccrs and pass ngess allsr declare
complete order was maintained a nj the
transfer of the sur, iyers - the West
.Inrtlnnd accomplished speedily.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02
WEATHER

WEST TENtS; Saturday and
sunday part cloudy. col,ler sunday.
Weather Iiurcau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-02

Temperatures by hours at ANA
Evening star., 1921-08-13
SENATOR PHIPPS GIVES
$1,000 FOR EAST RELIEF
Committee Declares Continued
Warfare and Refugee Problem
Makes Aid imperative.

Senator Lawrence c. Phipps of Col
OF ado has sent check for $1,000 to
John B. Larner. treasurer of the local
Near East Relief committee, it was
announced today by the committee.
This is not the first gift of Senator
Phipps to this relief fund, it is said.
Senator Phipps, in forwarding his
check in the name of himself and
wife, stated, Il appreciate the great
Importance Of the work, and it has
my best wishes"
In the letter of appeal sent Sena-
tor Phipps it was pointed out that
Continued warfare, with it's refugee
problem, and entire homeless, PEN
niless races of Christian peoples. has
added unexpected burdens to the Near
East Relief budget, already made
quate to maintain it's hundreds of
orphanages. hospitals. schools and
industrial plants, etc, in furtherance
of it's tasks delegated by act of Con-
gress.
nian. Assyrian and Syrian)." the let
ter went on, "in addition to want of
food. have no paternal governments
or protection. no churches or schools.
no land, homes or clothing, save
what goes to them under the Ameri-
can flag, supplied by Americas warm
heart, atting the part of the good
Sanlaritan,' without any selfish in
terest included in its service. Yet
we know of no more strategic in
vestment anywhere than in the lives
of these orphans of our allies. train
ed for future leadership in the new
near east according to American
ideals and principles"
Evening star., 1921-08-13
BURGLAR SCARE RESULTS
IN INJURY TO POLICEMAN
Falls Through Door of Second
Floor, Thinking Stairway
Leads From It.

A burglar scare at 1918 I street
about 1880 o'clock this morning. re-
suited in the injury of Policeman L..
E. Birkigt of the first precinct. In
searching the house for the supposed
intruder, Policeman Birkigt fell
through d door on the second floor.
thinking a stairway led from it. HIS
body was bruised and wrist spralned.
No trace of any burglar was found.
a colored man appeared at rear
window at the home of Frank l..
Snow, 225k H street. about $50
o'clock this morning. and made an un-
successful attempt to gain an entrance.
Mr. Snow. aroused by the noise the
intruder made, went in pursuit, and
shot at him. but he escaped.
Michael Shanahan. Grant building.
Soldiers Home, was held up at the
point of a pistol in the grounds OF
the institution, and robbed of S4-15
yesterday afternoon.
Police search has been instituted
for an unidentified colored man. who
is wanted to answer charge of
passing a forged check for SIS. at the
Exchange National Bank. Pennsyl-
check purported to bear the indorse-
ment of George V. Hunt, who declared
the signature to be a forgery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunston. Richmond.
Va. told the police of the loss of a
gold meshbag containing a vanity
$500 The bag was taken from the
ladies' room at Union station, where
Mrs. Dunston left it yesterday after
noon.
An unidentified white man appeared
at the residence of H. F. Mckinley,
55 Randolph street, yesterday after
noon and said he wanted to rent a
room. Following his departure Mr..
Mckinley told the police he missed a
gold watch, Masonic emblem and a
revolver. He valued the stolen prop
erty at S45.
Evening star., 1921-08-13
INJURED IN COLLISION.
Mrs. Lucinda Hall Receives Slight
Cuts=Other Traffic Accidents.

An automobile belonging to George
H. Heald. 3S Sycamore avenue, Tako-
ma Park, and a motor truck driven by
an unidentified white man collided at
10th and r streets yesterday after
noon, Mrs. Lucinda Hall, 20 Cedar
street. Takoma Park. passenger in
the automobile, receiving slight cuts
The driver of the truck abandoned
the vehicle and disappeared. Arthur
Tholl, the owner, hired the driver
Yesterday morning. He neglected to
obtain his name and address, how
ever. and his identity has not been
established by the police.
Frank J. Falenta. 1858 Columbia
road. was knocked down by the au-
tomobile of Mrs. A. l.. Madden, GIG
Harvard street, at Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and 18th street yesterday after
noon. He was taken home and treat
ed for injuries to his knees and ell
bow.
Grant Boswell. colored. II Defrees
street. was knocked down by an au-
tomoblle at Massachusetts avenue and
I'd street yesterday He received an
injury to his left hip and was taken
to Freedmen's Hospital
A colliSlon between an automobile
belonging to the Chinese legation and
the automobile of George H Lambert,
80. lzth street northeast, occurred
at Massachusetts avenue and Sd street
last night. Mrs. Helen Crouch, thir-
t!-two years old. 40 Claiming street,
received cut over her right eve,
Her injury was dressed at a drug
store. =
John N. Detweiler. Plainfield, N. j.,
stafinS at 225 Oak street. Takoma
nark, was driver of an automobile
,1at eoiiided with the bicycle of John
NJ. Austin, 93l = street a : North r,n
itol and X streets yesterday after
noon; Austin received an injury to
ms mead. He was taken to Sibley
Hospital