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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

Miss Kathleen Warrington - ANA.
rlllo leads the lisi or candidates In M,
Amarillo News cont,s, to-day with .
0si. 7c0. Miss Wilmington VINO is y,rs
well known IN the city To- running d fine
race for the q Geo Overland and Is 4,
serving Of the support Of her many
friends.
The extra 1890 vote hallo' offer WIN
close "Wednesday night April i2'h. a' s
o'clock Al ont OF town candidate
have the right 20 mail their suhscrip.
lions until the closing hour from their
home post Offices and cndl. VIII D.
given whenever the letter arrives.
The final counting - votes IN the
contest will 10 done rs three business
men ~ Amarillo whose names viii b,
announced within a few DAYS Thesr
men VIII find the highest totals and will
announce the winning candidates.
Last Counting 10 Re- Thursday
The las; counting ~ votes ly the rou.
ties; people VIII ~ done Thursday for
the issue ~ Friday. Tho totals showing
tffn viii y main unchanged friday lnt
Saturday and all votes then cut viii b.
counted by the Judges aud added a. ~,
totals showing IN ,he paper.
Corrections win he made Il vrrors are
found IN the list as !, stands on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. hlt anyons
who feels their total IL no; correct
should notify the contes; manaE'r De-
fore noon % Saturday. April is. the
day the contest will close.
Judges Have Access 10 Votes
The judges viii count only the votes
which have no; been counted by tn
coniesf nannio. but VIII hlNn fr.a nrn.sa
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lie typewriter and can even prepare his
own advertising copy ON q regular type.
writer Vocational Summary.
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HONOR

The standing shown does not necessarily ell the
votes candidate may have all votes be held in
desired Ballots good for face value until April e,h
the closing night
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Judges Have Access to Votes

The judges viii count only the votes
which have no; been counted hy tn
contest people. but VIII have free access
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
LLOYD GEORGE Will NOTREPLY
: T0RISH MESSAGE Until MEETING

to go to Washington, has revived
gossip OF "a coming general election. the
idea being that thcre arc now only two
alternatives. n peace conference or an
appeal to the country. Tho government
IL likely to find Itself surrounded with
difficulties. not only In the shape OF
unemployment. tho anu-wastc cam
paiIn and similar matters ut home. but
also abroad.
Tho rcparations questions with Ger
many involving possible friction. with
France. combined with the continued
depreciation OF the mark may nccessi-
tatc further meetings OF the supreme
council.
New difficulties with Russia seem to
he brewing. all OF which may require
tho prcmier's personal attention.
Latest reports from Gairloch tonight
say that n ministerial conference may
be held tomorrow and there are also
rimorS that Mr.. Dc Valera has eS-
pressed willingness to withdraw his
claim that tho irish delegates must so
into tho conference as representatives
OF an independent state.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
BIBY CHARGED WITH MURDER
ASKSF0R CHANGE OF VENUE
Wants to Be Tried in Some Other Judicial District
Petition Filed By Attorney Alleges
Prejudice Here

Frank Biby, charged with the mur-
der of his wife, Charlotte Biby, in this
city last month, is asking for a change
OF venue. not only to some other coun-
ty. but to some other judicial district.
Petition for the change In the place
of trial filed by Biby's attorney. j.
II. II. Low. in the district court. al
'eges such feeling of prejudice
against his client, that he could not
have a fair and impartial trial hire.
Never yet, in the history of pueblo
county, has there been a criminal
change made to another jurisdiction.
and but one criminal change of venue
has ever been taken to this county.
This one exception of a criminal case
being brought to this county from an
other. was that of the La Vcta n..ners.
who were charged with murders grow
ing out of the coal mine strike dts
turbances.
In his petition for the venue change.
Biby I ts forth t at Mrs. Billy was
shot on August s, and that she died
from tie effects OF the wounds on
August 1c. That for several GAYS i'm
mediateIy following the injuries. the
Pueblo Chieftain and the Pueblo Star
Journal. daily papers published in the
City of Pueblo, and having large cir
cula ton thruout the city, the county
and the tenth judicial district pub
lished various articles setting forth
what purported to be the facts sur
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
More Evidence

Tho case against Joe Miller and II.
n. Taylor, both coiorcd. thickcns, Tho
two were arrested several weeks ago
by the detectives OF IN" polio, de-
partmcnt. Later they werc srraigned
before Justice Corson for burglarixinr
fiv" homes in Pueblo. from which
valuables were taken that amounted
to approximately $1,000.
Yesterday Sheriff Thomas srsrchcd
tho rooms formerly occupied hy them
spd concealed behind 'rc wall paper
in the room they found a gold watch
md - revolver that were later idcn-
tificd NJ part Of tn" loot taken from
tho j. " Bowen home.
Yesterday afternoon three new
charges were filed against them In
tho Justice court which brings the
total OF tho charges to eight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Sending Delegates
To D. c. D. Convention

The Colorado Motor Car company Is
sending a car OF delegates from the
Commerce club to the annual convcn-
ton of the Colorado division of tho
D-C-D highway tomorrow In LSs
Animas Tho delegation leaves at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and will
be preceded by W. T. Mathis. who will
take several persons 10 tho meet
earlier In the day.
The convention of good roads
boosters from three states is arousinS
n great amount OF interest In towns
along the route OF tho Dallas Canada
Denver road. A program has been ar
ranged during the day and a banquet
in the evening will be followed by
speeches and tho announcement OF
plans for tho coming year.
The highway is one OF tho most i'm
portant OF tho interstate roads The
development OF the towns and COM
munity along the way Is n matter cH-
pccted to occupy no littlo umc In the
discussions at the meet. Tho Colo
RADIO division held its last convention
at Lamar and the session was cnthu-
siastica,ly attended. Tho details of
the event this year arc being arranged
by George A. Cunning. secretary OF
the Colorado division.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
PERSON AIS

Mrs. Freeman c. Rogers and Mrs
Roger wheldon will leave Thursday
for Colorado Springs TO attend tho CON
Nontion OF tho State Federation. Mrs
Roger wheldon will play "Nalse Arab
csaue." by Francis Hendriks. Thursday
night on the program or Colorado
composers.
II. s. Curric has iust returned from
a long trip through Canada and tho
cast. visiting among other places the
town where he was hurn-ramelN.
Swanton. VT. where ho spent many
happy days with his sister. Alice.
whom he had no. seen for years. Nr.
Currie Ia we'll and hearty. thoroughly
cnioyed every minute of his vacation.
In fact. feels better than he has for
years. aud will at once re-embark in
tho real estate business at 15i West
Ahriendo, and he says IL he hasn't
tho property YOU want listed. he will
get II for YOU mighty quick.
Mcssrs John Becle and \. $ Sci
lers. late of Ration. y NJ. where they
have been successfully engaged In
business for a number of years. have
come to Pueblo and are now looking
around for a suitable business location
and a house to live in. Mr.. Recle is
accompanied by his daughter and they
arc anxious to secure furnished
house for the winter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
G0OOP ASTURE TO
HAVE A COUNTY
FAIR THIS WEEK
Large Number Of Premiums
Offered and Attractive
Program Arranged

The Pueblo County Fair Association
will hold it's annual fair at Good
pasture September 2223. That's this
week, and Pueblo people who can
motor out should not fail to visit one
of the spriEhtliest county fairs in the
state.
Pres. John Simmons, and Secy
Fred Lytle are not to be overawed py
their proximity to the State Fair, and
have made up a program with sur
prisingly large premiums for horses,
cattle and swine. For poultry, grains,
grasses and pantry goods there Is the
offer of ribbon for most of the hlsh
mari, scores. The fancy work de.
partment fares a little better for all
their premiums are in cash.
: The first day there will be races Tor
half "A mile, relay race with tour
horses. broncho busting, ladies hair
mile pony race. a 100-yard foot race
omen to all, a girls foot race and a
5O-yard foot race for Ford owners
over As years The second day there
will he a slow motorcycle race: pony
race for boys under II; a quarter mile
pony race; ladies half mile pony race;
a roping contest and relay race
with four horses.
II would be difficult to find larger
variety of sporting events and IN any
finer scenery than can be found at
C;oodpa sture. It has always been
pleasure for Pueblo county folks to
boost this fair. and this year will be
no exception. The entire county takes
pride in the public spirit of the Good
pasture citizens.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

London. Sept. n.-tBy Associated
Press Premier Lloyd Georges reply
to Eamonn Dc Valera viii probably be
delayed until after "A conference with
the ministers at Gairloch, Scotland.
Thursday and IL seems certain there
will be no Irish peace conference At
Inverness, for according To the latest
reports. tho premier has decided to re-
& n hero this week II his health per.
mits, in which case the next formal
cabinet council will be held in Lon
don.
sir Hamar Greenwood. chief secrc-
tnry for ireland. left today for Gair-
loch!i indicating that Ireland will be
subject to the conference on Thurs
day.
None Of Mr.. Dc Valera's previous
communications have provoked such
divergent opinions as his lntcst tcle-
gram.
Everything considered. It Is no,
unlikely that tho premier will delay his
reply until tho whole cabinet has met
here.
Tho decision of Mr.. Lloyd George not
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

rounding the death of said Mrs. Char
lotte Biby in which defendant was
charged with being her murderer.
That on August 13 a coroner's In
quest was held, and the jury brought
in verdict holding that defendant IN
causing the death of his wife, was
guilty Of feloneous intent.
Then the petition goes on to quote
headlines and passages from the news
paper accounts OF the inquest and the
case in general. and refers to a later
publication of a story relating TO al
legged acts of the defenant in other
matters.
Because of these facts" the petition
states, "the inhabitants were 10 in
fluenced against defendant, it was nee
esary to remove defendant from the
Pueblo county Jail to another place OF
safety" that therefore he had not
proper opportunity to consult with his
! legal advisor. Further. that he had
no Knowledge of the feeling of the
populace against him until he was re-
moved from the Pueblo county jail.
The petition closes with the sta ."ment
of the defendant. signed and sworn to.
tina. because of the foregoing alleged
facts. he fels that he cannot have Il
fair ard impartial trial here, and asks
for a change of venue from Pueblo
county and from the Tenth Judicial
dist rict
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Sporting Notes

Tn, Midget smith-Jack sharkcy bout
is carded for Aurora. III. September
g.
An Interstate championship golf
tournament has been arranged for
Boise. Idaho. beginning September ~.
Midnight lawn tennis parties mr." pop
ular in the Shetland Islands. wherc in
late June and carly July there is per
petual daylight.
Th. Duke OF York. second son Of
King George. has recently been elected
a member of the Jockey club.
Chester was the first place in Eng
land where horse racing took place, In
1909 tho mayor of Chester offered n
prize in horse race.
The first successful attempt to swim
tho English channel was that Of Cap
tain Webb. who mad. tn. crossing In
ISIS in Il hours u minutes
Tho Ohio state University viii play
three games In tho cast this season.
with the elevens of Syracuse. Columbia
and West Virginia.
For the opening Of the Madison
Square Garden boxing EeaHon on Sep
tember - Tex Rickard plans to stage
three .ight-round bouts and one Of II
rounds
The next bir event on tho COLLINS
program will be the annual champion
ship tournament Of the Professional
Golfers association. which will be
week Of September es.
Tho football season Of the Western
Conference viii reach its climax with
the contests Of November ~. when M
nois will play phiu state at Column
bus. Minnesota will meet Michigan at
Ann Arhor aud Purdue will line M
against Indiana.
To convince q priest who told him he
had lost his punch, John l.. sullivan
once fixed an inch-thick oak panel IN
n doorway and placed the priest behind
II. With his right fist he drove In tho
panel and sent his critic head over
heels.
Boy Mccormick. tho Irish ruEilisi
who engaged in number of bouts in
America some time ago, has bought an
estate in Surrey. England. which he
has named 'Rinsside.' He intends
that IL shall be the future home Of his
parents. who have been living in Ire
land
a novel machine has been Invented
for the teaching Of lawn tennis. u "
an automatic server. The player loads
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Midland. Texas Sept. 7n.-Tho trial
OF q. r. Shoarman and his SONS N"il
aud John. under indictment for the
killing of Prohibition officer c. Arch
Wood Mt III paso, on tho night Of
March II, last promises to he brief
The case was brought here ON change
OF venue after a jury In tho III Pasn
district court had hecn unable to agree
To-day, session was takon mp with
Tho testimony OF Prohibition OFFICERS
w. c. Quinn and Joshua Parker. VINO
wcr~ members of a posse that attompt-
cd to serve u federal search warrant
at tho Shearman ranch on tho night
Wood and :. T.. Beckett. also = prohi-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
MAN and TW0S0NSC00N
TRIAL FOR ALLEGED Staying

hition officer woro riddlcd with bull
let's and killed.
Witnesses described tho meeting with
the elder She srmln on tho highway
near the ranchhouso and tho return
thcrc when tho officers were fired
upon from the house.
At tho conclusion OF Parker's tesu-
mony the state announced IL had but
two NOR" witnesses. whose cNamina-
ton would consume less than an hour
tomorrow.
Attorneys on both sides predicted tho
case would be In the hands OF tho
jury late Thursday or on Friday morn
ing.
ttmo and tho examination OF 800 tales.
men were required before n jury was
obtained. when the case opened hero
yesterday tho jury was obtained in six
hours from II men examined The jury
consists OF n bank cashier and II
rnnghmsu
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
VOTE FOR PAVING
EVANS AVE DISTRICT

The Southside Improvement asso-
citation wants paving. This sentiment
was expressed at tho meeting of the
association last night when there were
enough southsidc residents to pack
the iublic library hall where tho
meeting was held.
Tho question OF the Evans Avenue
paving district came up and the asso-
citation voted almost unanimously for
II. Committees arc to be appointed
to confer with persons who signed the
protest petition recently presented to
the city council and cndcavor to get
them to change their minds and with
draw their signatures from the petit
lion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
SECOND DTChENS
TRIAL BEGINS

Greeley. Colo. Sept 2o.-Thc sor-
ond trial Of Ricnzi Dickens charged
with TIA" murder Of his father. WI
liam ", Dickens. LonEmont banker on
November 30. 1915. was begun hero
today. n was expected a jury would
he completed tomorrow Dickens was
found guilty of second degree murder
In the spring following the killing and
an appeal to the supreme court tho
verdict was sct aside and = new trial
ordered.
\ change of venue from Boulder
was granted
Lcss than a doz.n spectators werc
IN court.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
NlN GOES TO TRIAL
FOR ALLEGED STAYING

Seattle. wash, Sept. 3o.-The
courtroom of Superior Judge 7. T.
Ronald was crowded early today for
tho opening OF tho trial of James y
Mahoncy on "a charge OF first degree
murder for tho alleged staying of his
elderly bride hero last April.
II IL expected that Jury would MOI
he obtained before tomorrow. The
body of a woman Identified as that OF
Mrs Mahoncy WIS found in a trunk
In Lake Union. Mahoney'H counsel
declared he did not believe the body
found was that of Mrs 'Mahon.y.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
TENTfTIFE .1GENDA {.
or MEET ISSUED

Washington. n. c, Sept. co-IBy Tho
Associated rross,-Thc tentative agon-
da tho United States has transmitted
to tho principal powers who will par
ticipatc in the conference ON limita-
tion OF armamcnts euEgcsts on broad
lines suhiccts for consideration. For
riEn offices to whom It has been sent
have been informed that Il is essen
TALLY suggestive and subject TO
amendments or additions.
An outline follows;
Limitation Of naval amcr,. Basis
Of limitation. ENtcn, OF limitation.
tuifillmcnt Of conditions. Rules for
control Of new agencies Of warfare.
Limitation of land armaments.
Faficic and Far Eastern questions
Questions relating to China. princi-
pies TO he applied. Application to sub
t.gfE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

II with balls. set, II to tho required
strength and angle. and IT will serve
any kind Of delivery he wishcs-a lob.
a half-Nollcy. or a rising bail.
Tho yacht America. to whose history
another chapter has been added hy it's
removal from Boston to AnnapoiiF
carried off tho International cup IN
shl Tho yacht was afterwards used
as hlockadc-runncr. was sunk, raised.
used aS "a training vessel. wrecked in
1875, and won races after that date
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
FAKE FARMER BEATS
BANK OUT or 800

Sterling, Colo. Sept. .n.-Polic"
arc looking for n fake farmer who
vic;imized two banks out Of $500. Tho
man assumed the rol" Of n farmer.
dressed In rough clothes and wear
ing u months growth OF whiskcrs. Hn
was extremely affablc. bank clerk
zaid. when he presented checks for
s3oo and 5000 drawn against tho ac-
count OF a local cattle company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
MANUFACTURERS AND K|WAN1S
CLUB TO HAVE JOINT BANQUET

Chemical Foundation Of New York, Is
touring the country in the interests OF
the chemical industries, it is said.
which were developed to a large extent
during the war. but have been allowed
to become deteriorated and arc in
danger OF suspension. 1t is claimed.
The address OF sfr. Ekeley is of spe-
cial Importance as T5 per cent OF all
basic comp!ounds used in tho manu-
facture of chemicals are found within
a radius of LIS miles of Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

John W. Ekeley, national known
chemist OF New York. is slated to
speak at combined meeting of the
kiwanis club and manufacturers bu-
reau in the Congress hotel at noon to-
day. The meeting. considered of tho
utmost Importance by the members OF
the two organizations. has been OPEN
cd to tho public, and "A large crowd Is
expected to gather for 12:45 luncheon
in the San Isabel room on the first
floor.
MIR. Ekcley. a representative of tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
PEOPLE TAKE LIGHT

The people residing on Orchard mse7
in what is known as Orchard Mes
heights are going to install an eleCtr
light system to connect with the ci'y
power lines About one dozsr homa
Will bc electrically lighted and much
additional prestige as a home center
viii he enjoyed hy the Orchard Mesa
heights Grand Junction News
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
iRRITES
SAFE IN CTBd PORT

Washington. Sept. eo.-Safc arrival
at Guantanamo Ray. cuba. OF tho
american submarine R-@1. which while
cnroute from Coco Solo. Panama ca
DISTRESS call Sunday night. was re-
ported today to the navy department.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
.fENICAN SOLDIERS
SHOOT AMERICAN

Washington. sept. 20-Carl r. Tabh,
an American employe of the Mexican
Petroleum company, was shot and
killed Sunday night by Mexican SOL
the American consul at Tampico re
ported today to the state department
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

one Of the castles In Delhi. India. has
dccreod that any member using intoxi-
eating liquor Is to be beaten fifty
times with his shoes, his moustache Is
to he shaved off on one eide. and a
fine Of five crvrics is to he imposed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FURNISHED rooms, Ito w. 18th.
Three rooms. hath and pantry. 22ai-W.
FOR sABE-one 1920 Ford roadster
starter and lights. Al condition,
pricc $50 HlE Six garage.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Miss Marcia o. Dunham is the
enly woman appointed by the Rus
sian relief expedition for entry into
Russia. She will join Col. William
n. Haskell and his stan at Riga.
IAsvia, where she is at present the
bead Of the work of the Y. w. C. 4
n the Baltic stnto4-
The Ordway new era., 1921-05-06
keep CHICKS IN
BEST CONDITION
Young Fowls When Old Enough
to Shift for Themselves
Must Be Given Care.
AEGLECT is CAUSE OF LOSS
su''etin Given Out by Department of
agriculture Especially for Begin
ners Gives Essentials for
Proper Growth.

prepared by the United States pepart-
nent OF Agriculture)
Inc enthusiasm with which many
poultry raisers. particularly begin
ners, start in the spring with young
chicks sometimes lags as the season
advances and the chicks get old
enough to shift for themselves. If care
is neglected at this period, however,
success is improbable. The baby
chicks may be smart little fellows
from strong, vigorous parent stock,
ana they may have been brooded care
fully for the first two or three weeks.
but unless they receive proper care
anu management during their later
growing period they will not develop
properly, and many of them will be
lost by sickness and disease. This is
the timely warning made by poultry
men of the United States Depart
nent of Agriculture in Farmers Bull
letin I'LL, Management of Growing
Young Chicks" published by the de-
partment, in which is given the essen
tiais to proper growth and develop
ment of chicks. The bulletin is writ
ten briefly and in simple terms for be-
glnners, especially members of boys
and girls poultry clubs.
Suitable Food and Care.
The chief essentials to the proper
growth of chicks, according to the bull
letin, are good coops, or houses, clean
illness, proper feed and water, shade
and free range. Growing chicks
should be provided with large, roomy
coops or houses, which will give them
a comfortable place to stay at night
and during stormy weather. The bull
ietln suggests no particular kind of
house, but states it should be so built
that it will provide the chicks with
The Ordway new era., 1921-05-06
WHITE ANTS INJURE TIMBERs
Insects Enter Wood Wherever 1t Comes
in Contact With Damp Earth
and Eat Into Beams.

Winged white ants are often OBJ
served flying about houses in spring.
and are sometimes supposed to have
come in from outside. The bureau of
entomology of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture explains that
these winged insects really are Matched
inside the buildings, and usually are
TO be taken as indicating nests of
wingless white ants working destruc-
tion in the timbers.
These insects, which really are not
properly ants, enter the wood wher-
ever 1t comes in contact with damp
earth, and often eat into the center of
an upright beam without manifesting
their presence on the outside until the
wood is entirely ruined, and possibly
settling and cracking of the build
ing has resulted.
The department urges that build
ings be constructed with such founda-
tions that no wood touches the ground,
or If 1t Is necessary to use wood, that
1t be impregnated with tar creosote.
Concrete floors should be laid on a
gravel base to prevent dampness and
cracking. and where cracks occur they
should be promptly filed.