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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

rs little Marie Flynn, a prima donnc
stlll IN her teens. whose most recent
lyrical hits were scored In several
New York musical successes Flo IT,.
win CON ,dian who las been a
laughing hit In many important met
ropolitan productions will appear
here in the leading low comedy part
OF the piece. Another Well-knOWl
name among the principal leaders OF
the organization is that Of Mr. Os-
car Figman as Theophilus. the lend.
ing male comedy role. Othef Dts
fayoriies Of the roster include Lillian
Tucker. Nm Cameron. Virginia Foltl
Franklin Farnum. David Lithgoc an.
of course there Is a stunning . min
inc chorus A specially augmented
orchestra e. another feature Several
new song hits are introduced The
production Is massive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
spraw, Damn You!" He Roared at
Fcntress.

1praw, Damn You!" He Reared at
Fcntress.
eyes and his right hand was stealing
toward the frayed tails Of bis coat
Look ogt-he's getting ready 10
shoot" cried a frightened voice.
Instantly By doors and windows the
crowd. seized with ineyplicable panic,
emptied itself into the courthouse
yard. Fentress was caught up In the
rush and borne from the room and
from the building. When he reached
the grayeled space below the steps he
turned. The Judge was in the door
way, the center OF a struggling group;
Mr. Bowen. the minister. Mr.. Saul
and Mr.. Wesley were vainly seeking
TO pinion his arm.
"Draw-damn youl" he roared at
Fentress. as he wrenched himself
free. and the crowd swayed TO right
and left as Fentress was seen to
reach for his pistol.
Mr.. Saul made a last frantic effort
20 restrain his friend: he seized the
Judges arm Just as the latter's finger
pressed the trigger. and an instant
later Fentress staggered back with
the Judges bullet in his shoulder.
TO be Continued)
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FASHIONS

fTlIlt Smaller As Wei rs lNuttl oNN
the curves of the figure ale more
refined than they have been during
the past seasons. but. as yet. The
chance is but slight and IL remains
10 be- seer how Ear the movement
will advance during the coming sea
son.
Charmeuse and the other soft sat
In finish silks are still favored coat
models Of such materials are shown
IN the deep ivory. biscuit and cham
payne shades with hand embroidery
or lace IN the same color and with
handsome fastenings made OF cords
of the silks
white charmeuse or dun finish satin
too. coats intended for daytime rath-
or than evening wear during the sum.
mer months. The smartest of these
are made rather simply. with but
tons and cordings of the satin ana
with or without a little heavy hand
some lace about the collar ard the
sleeves. Some Of the best looking
have no trimming al all save the
satin. but are gracefully cut and lin
ed with exquisite lowered chiffon In
the dainty pompadour or pony de-
signs
Good looking coats Of black char
meuse are made up on similar lines.
and these too have the lowered chif-
fon lining The lightost ard sheer
est of rough silk or wool eponee in
white lined with color makes smart
cover-all coats for summer and re-
versiblc materials are made 10 give
much the same effect White with
a pale corn color lining, collar aud
cuffs. is combination often seen
lard charwin-N COO. looking
Long coats of soft loosely woven
linen iu white and cream and s,rinG
color inset with heayr lace to match
/ tho linen color and more or les elab-
GRATED wish hand embroidery. have
been broulht over hv all tho import
crs who cater 90 lastidious clientele.
The ghanaoahIc 'affotas are in the
. foremost rank among fashionable ma
teri9ls ln Paris ms we'll as here
there .s nor a shop fo Pc found which
docs not offer fro,fs. Jackets or hats
in that material Tho afternoon
| frocks are particularly effective when
Iof taffeta Plain and striped comhi-
nations are lovely The alliance OF
plain with changeable. flowered with
stripes. hordered effects with plain
and spotted panels with one-ton'
silks is most noticeable :
Borders remain In high favor be
inc acceptable in low. medium anc
high priced fabrics. but are especial
" pretty in the novelty dress goods
that are seen so much now
Round or square fitted neck pieces
are seen on the collarless blouses
sometimes scalloped or otherwise en-
! broldered. preferably in the Bulgari
{ an or some other oriental style.
10 The chiffon waists that harmonic
] with Jackets and skirts are shown h
! a most fascinating combination o
IL colors that blend perfectly with tn
? plain cloth
b Although embroidery Is used OF
;. everything possible for children, u :
= confined generally on coats 10 th
removable collars and cuffs OF whit
S ottoman silk. pique or lingerie.
I Cotton ratine is having a grea
4 vogue for misses suits. with crysta
{ or ball ivory buttons for trimming
3 and Is one Of the new tub material
Q now IN great demand for shir
I waists.
White corduroy is being used q
- separate skirts and proves a mos
, durable and practical material 10
that purpose.
n IN FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
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iuld Lang Sync.''

You have all heard this sous hu'
Won have not seen II ir actual .'.
portrayal with the beauty and .rw-
deHr Of the Hollands and the low
lands ~ "Honnio Scotland" VH
Ho pr rntad for the fIrs time az .hc
Uoan1 Thca'sr. Monday ani Tr"s-
dew 'prl and 60. ma'n.. and
MIGHT
IT'D iso liaeranl t.1 .r. ..u SO
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Licensed 90 Mch.

Only ore marriage license was IS.
sued yesterday hv Frank VIOLIN ZOO
the county clerks office. the same
being to George s. McCul.oueh ans
Miss Mary W Wharton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

The Rovina roundup and pictures
Which were made az Fort Worth dur
ine the Cattlcmens Convention were
shown NJ the Majestic Friday and
Saturday nights 10 large and en;ar-
s.astic audiences The pictures were
made by the Republic Film Co, New
York who also made the pictures CT
Amarillo and Palo Duro canyon
q. z. Scott manager OF the L. 5.
Amusement Co has Just received a
telegram from the Republic Film co
advising that they are shipping mo
finished pictures ~ Amarillo at y 30
d. % Saturday nieht The telegram
further states that the pi'trres arc
absolutely per.oD boz photo sraphy and
equally as good as o. not better than
thoy expected
These pictures vi.l ho shown Tho
ulr. part of '0Is s,r. on The Ma
Io.ti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

two reels. giving al ar opportunity
of seeing II In Us entirety. Robbie -
Burns. who wrote the poem, immor-
talized himself In this inspiration and
the Nitagrlph has vitallyed Il in this
pretty and impressive production. We
must congratulate the management
of the Deandi thea'er for placing IL
on heir program As usual. tney
are keen TO the tastes and Interests
# their patrons
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12
Pulled Chain; Shocked

Mrs. Lizzie Haks. of Warren, re-
ceived a severe electric shock yes
terday afternoon in a peculiar man
ner. The current which she alb
sorbed rendered her unconscious. and
she remained in that state for near
ly half an hour. She regained con
seriousness unassisted, and called for
help. A neighbor responded and
called a physician, who gave her
medical treatment after she had been
taken to her own home.
Mrs. Hawks is hOusekeeper az a
Warren residence. While in the
bath room yesterday afternoon. her
hand came in contact with the met
al chain which governs the water re-
lease in the overhead tank, and she
was rendered unconscious by the
electric shock that she received. IL
is not known how the chain came
TO be "alive" When help reached
her she was still in a serious condi-
ton, and according to physicians.
had the charge been a little heavier
the shock might have proved fatal
one.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12
ANOTHER STRONG BILL
At THE ROYAL THEATER

Realizing that the people OF Bisbee
appreciate the better quality OF pic
lures, the ROYAL has secured another
up 10 date program for today and TO-
morrow The FIRST picture on the bill.
A Modern PortiaH is a modern adap-
tation from The Merchant OF Ven
ice" The opening scenes are laid
in England 4 wealthy Englishman
meets with an accident while out
motoring and loses his identity. Not
remembering ANYTHING OF his past. ne
comes to America and tramps from
place to place Meanwhile his only
child. a daughter has grown into
womanhood. studies for the bar and
becomes an eminent lawyer. and also
comes to this country with her
mother. IN an alteration the father
strikes a man senseless and is ar
rested. The young lady. not knowing
her father .defends him and wins the
case He is then recognized and TAX
en- home and by strange coincidence
his memory Is restored and the fam
lily Is happily reunited.
-Broncho Biily AMI the Bandits" is
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12
CONCHIN HONOR"
CONVICT FLIES

Here's news. indeed. John Con
chin, a poor unfortunate who suffered
the misfortune of being caught in
house of Biddy Doyle here several
months ago, and was later sentenced
TO a one year term in the state
penitentiary, where he was elevated
to the rank of honor convict, has es-
capped
Ii win be remembered that the ar
rest OF Conchin at the Doyle room
ing house ended a long series Of
petty thefts and burglaries. and that
after he was arraigned in The justice
court here the police received re-
ports of at least three other burg
laries which were attributed 10 the
def hand of Conchin. lie was held
TO the superior court, where he en-
tered a plea of guilty. and received a
sentence of one year in prison. o.
ficers here were glad to be rid OF
COnchin, and now. after operating IN
the dark for years. he again breaks
loose.
According 10 a press dispatch from
Globe. Cochin, who had been made
an honor convict, was sent to work
on the state highway between Globe
and Ray. and escaped yesterday. This
was the first intimation received
here that ConchiR was an honor con.
Wet. and in tho light OF what hap
pened yesterday, Bisbee officers
may be pardoned if they credit the
right Of Conchin to the title.
The dispatch did not give Con
chin's reason for leaving his happy
convict home, nor is it known II he
left a note explaining bis departure.
He was not so considerate as the
honor convict who escaped recently,
but gave as his reason that he was
tired of waiting for the governor to
act on his parole. and decided TO es-
cape as a demonstration against the
cumbersomeness OF the paroling ami
gardening power.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12

REGAL SHOES are recognized as
the best values obtainablC. Icing
priced at a fair profit over cost
and the MERCHANT who sells
them IS bound TO take that profit
only-nO Juggling 90 prices with
them--We1l make less pair
but sell more pairs.
$3.50 To $3.50
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12
VISITORS FROM
CANANEA TO
COME JULY %
Warren District Commercial
Club Gives Personal
Guarantee to Southern
Pacific for $3.50
300 EXCURSIONISTS
EXPECTED IN PARTY
Ball Team Made up of Elks
and Eagles VIII Mix
with Tri Town
League Grew

July rs two weeks from next Sun
day has been definitely selected for
The special excursion from Cananea
10 Bisbee. The Warren District Com
mercial club gives its personal guar
anty TO the Southern Pacific OF Mex
leo and the ~ PasO and Southwestern
that there will be 100 or more ex-
cursionists and should there not be
10 stand the loss of any deficiency in
the 1850 needed TO obtain the special
train and the special rate. This is
the action taken by the board of di-
rectors and in addition to this the
club will thoroughly advertise the ex-
cnrsion IN Cananea b. means Of
placards printed in both English and
Spanish There is not believed TO be
the slightest danger of any deficiency
The only chance would he "A rainy
morning and that chance will be oh
waited by an Advance sale of tickets
in Cananea. snch tickets To be mailed
today and Immediately placed on
sale
Big Crowd Is Assured.
Secretary Joe Gray OF the CONNER.
cial club returned 20 iBsbee Wednes-
day evening after having been in
'dhahea TOT the purpose or peFiecting
arrangements for the excursion. There
be put out ten lists TO be signed ny
prospective eXcursiOnists agreeing TO
make the trip on Sunday. July rs
He found a particularly live wire
among the other live ones at Cananea
in Jack Peters foreman of the boiler
shop and arrangements progressed
rapidly in the two days he was in the
Big Mexican Copper camp. When he
left Wednesday noon nearly the full
hundred had been signed up. efforts
were being made 10 obtain the ser
vices of the federal band, a bell nine
had been selected and the coming ex-
cuTsion was the talk of the town The
Mexican Espee officials had told him
that If the FL Paso and Southwestern
would state that the $3.50 was guar.
anteed they would make the $3.50
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12

a spanking good western drama. The
scenes are laid near Red Rock. Ari-
IONA. A great, big sensational plot
thrills galore featuring Mr.. G.. NJ.
Anderson in his world-famous role OF
BroDcho Billy. The Price of Art" a
dramatic story OF an artist and her
Catalina Island model This picture,
besides having a strong story dramat-
ieally told. shows some very beautiful
scenes of the seashOre al Catalina
Island where the pictures were TAX
en-. -Algy. the Wa.ehman' and
"Tomboy Bessie" are two rafting
good comedies that are bubbling with
hearty LAUGHS in every foot
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12
TO cONGRES IS

Had Patrick Henry been content
with leave to print we might to-day
pay England rent. SO take the hint,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12
BE MINDFUL
OF Your Horse

Take him into consideration these hot summer days
and provide him with blanket fly net. The
cost is small when compared TO the amount of
ing mixture called Fly Preventive. Get this for
him, it will keep him from stamping and fretting.
Fly Nets Prices $500 up to $500
Brow Nets Price 25c each.
Lightweight Blankets Prices $3.50 to $500.
Riding quirts. all cOOrs 75c to $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12

New Remedy That Removes FreckIes
or Costs Nothing.

Here's a chance. Miss FreckleFaee,
to try n new remedy for freckles with
tie guarantee of a reliable dealer that
IL wiz not cost YOU a penny unless IL
removes the freckles. while II II does
give you n clear complexion, the ex-
pense is trifiing.
Simply got an ounce Of Othine-
double strength. from Central Phar-
macy and one nights treatment will
show You how easy it is TO rid your
self Of the homely freckles and get
beautiful complexion. Rarely is
more than one ounce needed for the
worst case.
Be sure 10 ask Central Pharmacy
for tho do1ble strength othine, as
this ~ the only prescription sold I'M
der guarantee OF money back il IL
fails 10 remove freckles. 10i
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12
DEPOSED MEMBERS
NEGRO CLUB PEEvEO
Object TO Others Using the
Name Of Silver Leaf
Club

II there is any silver lining 20 the
cloud that hOyers over the Silver
Leaf club. a negro social orsaniza-
ton. il is not apparent to the naked
eye. II is comparatively recent his
tory that the silver Leaf club with
cred and dropped on the three of so
ciety several months ago. The death
was q natural one and there was no
outpouring OF grief but when a GER
tain element OF the old organization
learned that the club has been resur-
rected in another part Of town and
that they had apparently been
dropped on the old membership roll.
the rumblings of that element began
20 be heard.
Matters came 10 a head yesterday
when invitations 10 the opening hail
OF the Silver Leaf club were re-
ceived by certain ones Of the old
organization Then the ones who
had been left out Of the reorganized
Silver Leaf club appealed to the po-
lice to rescue the sacred name of
Silver Leaf from the upstairs who
were using IL as the name of so
cial club having quarters in Brew.
unless the new club attempted TO
revive the license TO sell intoAicants,
held By the Old club they could do
nothing The old guard OF the Sill
yer Leaf is thinking OF asking the
superior court to grant an injunction
prohibiting the new organization from
using the old name.
The city marshal visited the new
club house yesterday afternoon but
found nothing except room. which
he was told by a negro woman. would
he nothing hut a restaurant. Ehe in
suit 10 the old guard consisted in the
fuanting Of the name of Silver Leaf
as the name of the "up-start' organ
ization According 70 the city mar.
sinai. the new club has no license 10
sell liquor on Brewery Gulch.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12

lowell, and another still further up,
where the turn is made to Tucson.
This is matter that will be taken
up by the good roads committee and
given attention The main need of
prompt action at this time, however
is considered by local good road
workers 10 be relative TO the fencing
OF the state highway, and the rene
dy to lie with the state engineer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12
ATTENTION x. OF p.

All members are requested TO at
tend the funeral of Mrs. W. A. Keller.
mother OF Bro. Clinton Keller. from
the residence OF c. r. Tpotman. Tate
Hill. 2 p. m. tod rya(Fyaid
Hin 2 p. m. today CFriday)
ED KING. c. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-12

rate and run a special train. such
train To leave Cananea at 1880 a. m.
and returning 10 leave Bisbee at 80
=. m.
Club Backs Excursion
Speaking 10 a representative of the
Review yesterday Secretary Gray
said: Il found sentiment already
awakened when I reached Cananea
but | also found the time too short
TO complete arrangements for July 81
as had been originally planned. Be
sides this the Eagles were planning
/ for big dance on the night OF July
| 20 and no one would want to dance
/ half the night and then arise to take
an early train for an all day exCur-
1 sion | went 20 see Jack Peters and
| three or four others and then TO the
railroad Offices Il would be difficult
! to sell 100 tickets two weeks in adj
/ vance OF the excursion and the only
way out OF II seemed 10 be for the
i Commercial Fiub 20 step into tho
/ breach. | suggested thar We should
| guaranty the $3.50. and that SHE sale
| OF 100 tickets. and was told by the
railroad officials that if the South
western would notify them that they
had the guaranty the train would be
| run.
The directors have voted omake
the guaranty.
May Bring Band
After ! found that IL would be nee.
essary for us 10 guaranty at this end
since the rate must be published in
Arizona" continued Secretary Gray,
Il started the lists going. 1t was then
Monday evening and when ] left
Wednesday noon more than three
fourths of the required signatures
had been obtained. since we would
want some pledge before making our
guaranty, and not all OF the lists had
been heard from. IL was then plan
ned to engage the Federal Band and
if that can be done the total would
run close TO $50. From ChiyeteTa II
was reported that the list had not
been circulated but that individuals
had been seen. Enthusiastic people
said there would be 200 from Chive
terra alone. From my observations
believe We can count on somewhere
between 200 and 300 excursionists
from the whole camp.
Upon my arrival home ! took the
matter up with our directors and they
agreed that the club should make the
guaranty and also that we should ad
yertise the excursion. OF course tbs
more who come the greater the re
cepts of the railroad and the clul
| Itself gets no financial return. Still
fore the benefit of the business meI
who are our members il is good bust
ness 20 spend what money is required
have ordered 50 half sheets il
English and 80 in Spanish and viii
send them down the first OF mex
week. The advance tickets ! mailed
tonight E"
Strong Ball Team.
Speaking Of the ball team that wi
be sent up he stated that il is com
posed of about an equal number o.
Eagles and Elks and number o
old familiar faces viii be seen in the
line up. Max Reardon will start this
game as slab artist but there are
three other pitchers. Then there Il
Reinhart. Mohiencamp and Hidges, al
old Cactus leaguers so the locals vii
have their wrok Gu, out for them
a number OF other players are OLE
hands at the game who have beer
seen heretofore on the Bisbee dia
mond. He added that the Tri-towI
league had agreed to pay the trans
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-08
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
For Mutt and Jeff at Colonial Theatre
Monday Nov. III.

For Mutt and jeff, Bud Fishers i'm
mortal cartoon creations, that will
appear here at the Colonial Theatre
on Monday, November IL, Mr.. Hill
sends car load of magnificent seen
cry, properties and beautiful light
effects.
Another car load of human seen.
cry, consisting of forty-five clever
singers, dancers and comedians, not
forgetting as pretty bunch of
''little squads" as ever kicked a
pretty foot in a lime light, all of
which are intended to delight little
folks as we'll as grown ups. OF
course, the real big laugh begins
WIN Mutt and jeff" appear and it
doesn't relax for a minute until you
find yourself On the sidewalk two and
half hours of incessant merriment.
You will be whistling the songs for
days to come and quietly tittering
at the many jokes that YOU can't for
get. It's play we'll worth a second
visit. You don't get it all the first
tine, it comes so fast. Secure seats
as soon as the advance sale is an
nounced at the box office. Hundreds
have been turned away unable to Sc
cure seats, so don't be among the
disappointed ones.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-08
THE SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
Some Of Those Who Win Receive Dur
ing Social SessOn-Days AT
Home"

lAll ladies who have sps.cial dag a. home
are requested to send notice Of same 10 this
paper or Phone 30.
The following are some OF those
who desire their days known to their
friends and listed in The Capitals
Social Directory"
MONDAYS.
Mrs. Berry and Miss Berry, wife
and daughter, respectively. Of Admi-
raj Berry, u S. N, will be at home
to their friends at their residence No.
252 King George street on the first
and third Mondays Of each month
during the season.
Mrs. Ennalls Waggamn will be at
home at No. 4 RevelI street on Mon
days throughout the season.
TUESDAY.
Mrs. j. dePeyster Douw will be at
hcme NORMALLY on tuesdays through
out the season at "Leuwarden, Muir
ray Hill.
Mrs. Blackburn, 8 Southgate ave-
nue., Murray. Hill, at home Tuesdays
after November 1.
Mrs. Caldwell, 167 King George
street Tuesdays in November and De-
ce mber
After November /, Mrs. Theodore
w. johnson, 5S FrankIin street, in
formally, during the season.
After December /, Mrs. Julian
Brewer and daughter, Miss Helen.
will be at homs to their friends SO
Franklin street.
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Gibbons. wife of the SuperinI
tendent of the Naval Academy, at the
Superintendent Quarters No. l
Blake Row.
THURSDAY.
Mrs Arthur Newton Brown. "a
State Circle, Thursday throughout the
season, informally after November 1.
Mrs. Goldsborough, wife of the
Governor of Maryland, will receive
on Thursdays at the Executive Man
sion throughout the season.
Mrs. Harshman will be at home on
Thursdays, November 2 and 2l.
FRIDAY.
Mrs. S. S. Hepburn will be at home
on Friday afternoons at her residence,
State Circle.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. Logan. wife of the command
ant at the Naval Academy, No. Ia
Sampson Row.