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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05
RIOTS IN
WEST VIRGINIA
SERIOUS TODAY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Charleston, W, Va, Sept. TO
day martial law Vas proclaimed in
the strike district along Vacant and
Cabin creeks T9S move was pre-
cipitated BY tlie ,diStrliftion. of rail-
road property by the strikers, who
tore up the tracks in their attempt
to stop shipments Of coal, 49,. ,l>t
There are more tlian 500 of the
strikers, all of Whom are declared to
be armed with rifles, .-.,.
The express offices at Cabin Creek
We're broken into, and boxes Of ann
munition and rifles broken open by
the strikers, but. before they could
get away with them, the militia put
in its appearance.
All the wires from the scene of
the strike have been cut and cons
munication between the various mil
itary posts is impossible.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05
MABEL IS OFF TnE WAGON NOW

Associated Press, - - =. = 80
penyfr,, Sept 5.--aliss Mabel
Richie OF this city is Off, the water
wagon now. s -
She did not tall. Off; neither did
she fracture her temperance princi-
pies, She, was tcmpted by the offer
of q iDoying-nicture film company
aud threw up the contract which she
y gaa a. WI WITH satpea.ei The city X. to wqter ,he
sfsf eE.nlaog 4 s..z % pa d bri
SCHOOL, sloss Al Efiiotts S.v1n'
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05
$50 WIVES GET
HOOK. At ONCE;
SULTAN DID i

New York. Sept j.-The city of
Fez in the land of Morocco has Reno
III the wilds of Nevada backed on
the map when it comes to divorce.
In one day In Fee they eclipsed
the record of Reno for a month. No
less than $50 divorces took place
there in one day and all the Divorces
had the same husband
The occasion was the deposinr of
Sultan Hull Hafid and the ascent TO
the Moorish throne of Null Yusefl
The transfer OF the sultan in Mo-
rocco on short notice is like swapping
horses in midstream. The trouble
which arose at Fez was told this
morning by Fichapan Ben Ali. a
gentleman of Turkish persuasion who
arrived on the Carpathia. He was
present In Fee when the swapping OF
the sultans took place.
Hafid had the reputation of having
the most gorSeously appointed harem
in the east There were not less
than $50 members of his harem club
and when by generous impulse he
handed the fair things over to his
successor. Null Yusef. the latter in
choicest of high Moorish. told him to
go jump into the river aud take his
harem with him.
All right. old sport" returned
Null Hand in the same language and
with a most magnificent salam, ..if
you don't know good thing or a
bunch of good thiugs-when you see
1t, II serves you right t
So Yusef had the ladies OF the ha-.
rem all brought up in parade. With
tomtoms and cymbals they were
herded to the river
When the departing sultan had all
the Girlies in their boats he raised
his hand and steam launch from
French warship came choochooing
right up to the pier.
Null Hatid then turned to his Joy
Gus, loving. babbling. singing $50
wives and rained kisses TO them with
his hands---both hands. Then he
told the officer In command. of the
launch 10 put the spurs to his engine
and to beat it, for all he was worth.
The band played ''Goodby. My Low.
er, Goodby,f and the girlles OF the
harem all cried.
The departing Null had created
$50 grass widows in one awful
swoop.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05
ROOSEVELT IN IOWA.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
ottumwa. la, Sept, Theodore
Roosevelt made his days tour
through Iowa in the heat yesterday.
The warmth. however, was OF bene-
fit TO his throat and his voice was
in better condition, ~. ~.
The most of his Speeches were
made in small towns,
"l am greatly relieved, at the re-
suit in Vermont, - he said. While
on my three, days tour in that state
| became concerned lest there should
be practically no support for the pro-
gressiYe state ticket, because a third
OF the men who SPOKE stated their
belief in the progressive. national
ticket, but did not intend to vote
the PROGRESSIVE state ticket.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05
CHILD ROASTED ALIVE
IN Can OF HOT ASHES
Associated Press.

Sheridan, Wyo,, Sept, 5--Thc l.
year-old son, OF Lieutenant Wells, OF
the 18th infantry died here today
from burns due to, jumping, on an
ash can.
When the boy jumped on the can,
the lid turned and he was buried to
his waist in live GOALS The lower
half of his body was roasted before
his screams brought help.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05

FOR SALE AT a. SACRIFICE
2 have two lots at the corner of Sew
enth and Pitkin that ! must get
rid of right away. and in order to
do so will sell at a big sacrifice. 1t
Will pay you to investigate this.
2 Enquire j. II. o., Sentinel. S-27-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05

WANTED Woman for housework,
1928 Gunnison. Inquire at p o.
or phone Junction g.. 9-5-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05

EoR SALE Cheap, i-room house,
$40 Chipdta : sInaalrec Globe EX-
-pIsss ptlee.....~..s..sas....-...9-4.Gt...
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05

FOR SALE-Ripe pears. not deliver
ed, lc per pound. James Goff
Hickory 1894. S-3O-6t
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05

SCHOOL sloss 4 isfiiottss s:vl! q
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05
4! II: THEFAIR
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Fall Silks, Fall Dress Goods, Street
Hats, Ready-to-Wear Apparel


prices
smadeat
OF
has yer adout
SLkBengam z7inh width
Mesalne width
Meteor evening shades 4onh width Bask Taffa 6nh
finish
width Metallic width
eoloS, and 36inh width $I.oo.
DRESS GOODSBoad to
an width o5c Diagonal and Wide
ngs IN bou carac aekaw Scotch mixtures vvs
Stripes andCh
STREET AISBg Velvet Shapes
White to SotF
$a95; White Corduroy Hats of
FEAIERAgret all
o trimming
STREET SklR1Sn
Diagonal Broadco
Misses Skirts, Misses toS16.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05

FOR SALE-A complete restaurant
equipment. The =. d. Smith
Drug company. S-31-6t
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05
Gov. Johnson Is All In
Associated Press.

Lincoln. Neb,, Sept s. Governor
johnson originally was scheduled to
make five addresses in Lincoln; but,
as he was exhausted from speaking
in the rain at Topeka yesterday and
the long night train ride, he was
forced to call off some of the engage
ments. At noon he retired at Gov
ernor Aldrich's residence and re-
quested the progressive committee to
confine his addresses to the conVen-
tion only, If possible.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05
WANTED

WANTED - Boarder and roomers in
private family. Call 356 Ouray.
taf-f S-311m
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-05
FOR RENT.

LOST-A bill book, containing two
SO bills, between the Nicholas ranch
on orchard Mesa, and Main street
. If found, please leave at Sentinel,
and receive reward. 9-j-lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STARTS SEASON TO-DAY

indianapolis Ind. April 10
While major league cohorts are alb
sorbed In anticipation of the opening
OF the season IN their respective cir.
cults tomorrow. the fans OF the Am
erican Association have their long.
anticipated opportunity today. None
the less marked IN point OF interest
and enthusiasm the followers of Tom
Chivington circuit start on what
promises to be the most successful OF
all a. a seasons.
Ia the initial contest today kensas
CITY PLAYS at Columbus. Milwaukee AZ
Toledo. Minneapolis AZ Louisville
and 81 Paul In indianapolis. The
schedule calls for a season OF 49,
games. with September % as the dat
for the curtain TO iall
Reports from about the circuit in-
dictate that the outlook is one Of or
tomism. Notwithstanding the fact
that all OF the teams were handicap
ped In their training hy bad weather
Though the early opening date lcf'
little time 10 complete the work OF
preparation the teams swing into &C
ton today with eyryinETAOiNNNN
ton today with every indication
pointing to a spirited race Mud Hen
fans Saints enthusiasts and follow
crs of the Brewers. Cowboys. Millcrs
Senators. Colonies and lloosiers al
have their eye steward an eventual
pennant winning team.
Minneapolis expects 10 cop its third
successive pennani Toledo. under
the MANAGEMENT Of Topsy' Hart
sell. looks good 90 finish we'll 10 th'
front OF the race Milwaukee, In.
dianapolis and Kansas CITY win be
surprised il they fail 10 finish in the
first division The real strength o.
the Columbus club has yet 10 bc test
ed. ando the Louisville and 81 Pau
teams have problems to solve before
they can hope 10 win
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
N0''COME BACK"
when S.S.S.CURES

Ii no trouble get medicine that will patch up or tempo
ray relieve sick diseased system Take Rheumatism for in
stance; good IMMINENT rrant will usually relieve the
PAM but there nothing such measures produce permanent
cure and the effects of the local application have worn off
the Rheumatism comes back Skin diseases may also be tempo
rary improved at least on the surface by CLOSING the affected
cuce WIN cosmetics lotions skin foods creams But these
external applications do not reach the and there always
come back of the eruption
Catarrh disease which great many persons attempt 10 cure
Sth local treatment Patiently and hopefully doucheS sprays nha-
honS etc are used but no real good accomplished
way The of Caah the blood and of course the mser
able symptoms always come back until the circulation is ceansed
ct the catarrhal infection Sores and another come back"
trouble when treated with No Saye wash pas-
lotion has the power reach blood and until this is done
and the germs driven the circulation chronic sore or ulcer
cannot be permanently healed
Strong mineral mixtures may temporarily check the activity OF
Contagious Blood Poison and this up remove the out
sard symptoms but such off and the sys
TEN reacts from IFS influence the disease comes back sufferer
ands he has been deceived
The diseases spoken of ABOVE deep seated blood disorders
and only real blood purifier effect permanent cure in
any being the greatest of all blood purifiers the rem
edy which always able when the blood fault This
MEDICINE reaches down the very bottom OF any infection
and completely il from the circulation S. s. S.
Rheumatism, Caarrh Skin Diseases Sores and Ulcers Contagious
Blood Poison ETC. and there any come back OF
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CS the source OF disease by making the blood pure rich and
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GENE back on YOU make this time by taking s. s s. Ii
A not dSpponi YOU has cured thousands OF an kinds of blood
diseases and disorders Forty years Of cures ample recommended
non tor the worth ) Book the blood and any medical
advice free 10 all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA, GA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
RtSEFtLL NOTES

Joe Delehanty. who was with Tor.
onto last season. has signed with the
Atlanta Southern League club
The Pittsburgh Club has released
Pitcher Grover 10 the Hartford
Conn Club. and Pitcher Everett.
and Outficlder Irwin to Montreal
Must be something TO this Young
Mr.. Russell. the Baltimore pitcher,
when he can make the Philadelphia
Nationals Law down and PLAY dead
Pitcher Howard Northrop. cham
pian flipper OF the Tri-Stato league
looks good enough 10 become "a reg
ular with the Chicago Cubs
Steve Yerkcs NAV land O. regular
lob AT second base Tor tho Boston
Rcd SoN. He has been covering the
bag this spring and ioina th, work en-
July form.
Manager Wolverton. Of th, High
lande-s. figures that his pitching
staff will be- able 90 put the art Of
fence busting out 81 business Ills sea-
son
Owner Charley Sears OF the Cleve.
land Club. has not given mp the idea
Of securing Moriarity OF the Detroit
Tigers. With Turner crippled the
Maps are weak At third base
The chances are that Rath and
Weaver will start the season in the
infield for the White Sox. with the
veteran Tannehill ready 20 lump in.
IN case the youngsters blow
President Ward, OF the Boston
Braves. saws he would not trade Vim
Campbell for Tv Cobb, and that in
Miller. Campbell and Jackson he has
the greatest outfield In the country.
Bm Dahlen's Brooklyn outfit has
had a hard time TO get in condition
this spring Rain and snow followed
the Superbas from town to town and
made ball PLAYING practically impos-
sible.
Larry Mclean saws he Intends q
catch every game PLAYED by The Gin
cinnati Reds this season. larry Is
Dob pounds lighter than De vas lasi
season. Is working hard and SHOWING
/ Hank Opay what a real backstop
looks like
4 story is going ihe rounds to %.
effect that Joe CantilI0n has a GUAR,
o. whiskey on the bench for Rube
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
LEAGUE SEASON
BEGINS TO-DAY
Nationals and Americans
Play Initial Games of
Pennant Race

o. associated Press
The 1912 baseball ieason opens 10
day with the National aud American
League teams The American Asso-
ciation season opened yesterday. The
Western league season opens April
no.
Leaders in baseball say they expect
more interest In the national sport
than ever before
The American Association games
Yesterday resulted as follows
AZ Louisville
Louisville 4 Minneapolis. s..
A. Columbus.
Columbus, lo Kansas City. 3.
A. indianapolis
indianapolis. D. s. PAU. T.
At Toledo
Toledo, Q Milwaukee 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11

Waddell when the "Rube" Is working
The "Rube" has caused managers too
much trouble for Joe even 10 think
o. such a thing.
H0nus WAGNER and Mike Donlin
of the Pirates. represent two extremes
in mems scenery Mike changes his
clothes three or four times a day.
while a SLOUGH hat and soft tollar
is Wagners SWEETEST makeup. Still
tho FLYING Dutchman Is there when
it comes to sport lie Is a first-class
bowler a billiard PLAYER. a crack shot,
basket ball expert. a hockey PLAYER
clever az golf. a skillful arto driver
and takes down $4,000 for six
months work on the diamond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
ANSWERS THE CALL.
amarillo People Have Found That
This Il True.

a cold. a strain. sudden wrench
4 little cause may hug' the kid
neys
Spells OF hackache often follow
or some irregularity of the urine
A splendid remedy for such at
tacks
4 medicine that has cured thou,
sands
Is Doan's Kidney Pills. a true kid
new remedy.
MANY Amarillo people rely on II.
Here is Amarillo proof
Mrs. ] A. Rondot, Polk and Fast
Third SITS. Amarillo. reyas, saws
When We lived In Durant. Mich, a
member of our family was afflicted
with main in the back. an> at that
time Doan's Kidney Pills were used
They soon made cure and We pub
liclv recommend them. Since coming
here we have taken noan Kidney
pills and they have never failed to
promptly relieve pain aud lamen ss
In the hack and strengthen tho Rid
ne;s We never hesitate 10 endorse
this remedy when We have am Jp1or-
UNITY
For sale hy nh dealers Price 80
cents Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo
New York sole agents Tor the United
States
Remember the name Doau's -
and take no other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
Ready for Bir billiard Match

New York April l0-Lovcrs Of
billiards are looking forward with
great interest TO the match 20 be-
played at the Hotel Astor tomorrow
night between Willie Hoppe and Cal
vim Demarest for the worlds champ
ionshlp az lS2 halkline Hoppe and
his chicago challenger are said to be
in excellent trim and betting is near
~ even LARGE sums are said 10 have
hcen placed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
Pacific Con>t Architects Meet

Los Angeles, Cal April 20 Many
OF the leading architects OF the Pa
cific Coast States are among the mem
bers attending the annual convention
Of the Architectural League NJ the
Pacific Coast which opened its two
DAYS session hSre TODAY. An inter.
estinc program has been ARRANGED by
the local members OF the profession
and the visiting DELEGATES will be
Handsomely entertained
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11

The correct treatment for cuts
burns. scalds. wounds. sores. lulnba-
60, rheumatism or neuralgia is BAL
LARD'S SNOW IMMINENT. II ,s
healing penetrating and antlseptiC
which Is everything that Ia needed 10
eject a complete cure Price s5c
soc. and sl.o0 Per hottie. Sold by
l. o. Thompson & Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
WITH THE BONERS.


Sike Gibbons and PADDY LAWN
have signed for clash 10 take place
in Cleveland. April 90
New Orleans sports stand ready TO
pvt mp a $1,000 purse for boat
between Ad Wolgast and Joe Mandot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11

Hartford city, Ind, April 10 One
Of the most important subjects to be
considered at the fourteenth annual
convention of the Indiana Horse
shoers and Blacksmiths. which open
ed here TODAY for session of two
DAYS. will be- the proposition TO ask
the legislature for the passage Of a
law which will require all horse
shoers TO OBTAIN state licenses. Tho
object of the plan is to elevate the
trade and to protect the public from
the effect ol poor and unskillel
workmanship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11

all who are interested In the propo-
sitiOn. with a view 70 formulate some
plans a. 70 the organization Of club.
n YOU will suggest an hour and lime
that IL Is convenient 10 you and viii
let me know. will endeayor 10 give Il
some publicity and have an present
who are interested.
We are also preparing nov and
will have ready By Saturday % tn.s
week. "a number Of tennis courts
which Will be- open o. the publIc
These courts will be prepared with
back stops and nets and al the para
phernalia the players viii have 10
furnish will be- their own racquets
and balls
We viii be- very clad indeed. 20
have YOU extend 10 any of your
friends or office bows. a general Iny.-
tation TO those who are tennis enthu-
slasts. 10 avail themselves OF these
ARRANGEMENTS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11

Sir 2. e. Fox. Amarillo Texas
u has been arranged that th,
grounds shall be- kept in shape by
the company under tho direction Of
Nr Logan The only expense Incl.
dent 10 the playIn- viii br trausp1r-
taiiou 10 and from the grounds and
49, LOGAN does nor Insist upon this,
.f tho players have the walking hab-
.It. for he is ih1roughroiue man
and stated 90 a representative OF The
Daily News
Watkins s fine out orr way We
want thc people 10 know San Iac.nto
HEIGHTS better and We want 10 know
tho people better We believe that
men aud women who have sufficient
red blood In them TO engage In clean
athletics are worth while, and Tor
this reason We are installing the ten.
mis- courts free. and viii be- glad IA
assist with the golfing In any man
ner that may be decided upon When
the golfers shall have met and made
their decisions on the points 10 b.
involved
We believe that We have one oi
the best suburban properties In m,
Panhandle and SO strongly is that
faith within us that We are not with
holding money. the expenditure o'
which ma ybring our friends - va
and put M in touch with them Aside
from this pecuniary benefit which W
might derive. We are Interested sui
ficiently nthe city as citizens u
make these improvements for the bet
terment OF the citizenry
we feel assured that the p,opl,
of Amarillo will show their appreCi
alton og this venture by availinl
themselves Of the offer of free pri,
ilero upon the tennis grounds W.
are also equally confident that IN,
golf enthusiasts will take readily e
our proposition We have q ear sorv
ice that rs absolutely schedule. an'
more than that. We might from tim'
10 time arrange special service 4,
meet the heavier demands The rui
between the downtown station an,
the outing grounds. is hut seven mir
utes and the car line will be 80 con
struc:nd as 10 touch the side Of th'
tennis courts. four Of which will b,
ready hv Saturday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
GOLF AND TENNIS
CLUB IS FAVORED
Proposed Courts and Links
on San Jacinto Heights
Approved

p1rirs the past several weeks
there have been many inquiries rela-
tiye % the proposed establishment u
a golf and tennis club on san Jacinto
Heights. and nov the matter has
taken real shape Four tennis courts
have been established. and back stops
installed. all 20 boz maintained by the
Amarillo Improvement company
These courts will be- opened 10 the
public Saturday and all that win BE-
required for the game will be- the
racquet. shoes aud balls These
courts are laid out under the regula
tions and rules governing the game.
and there Is every reason 10 believe
that the public will not be SLOW to
avail itself OF the elegant offer %,
the company.
Another feature Of this venture
and one that viii probably assume
an even more important place Boo th'
scheme is the organization OF golf
tng club This organization Will o.
suit following meeting 20 be- an
nounced later Among those who
are taking keen interest Boa the
solfing phase % this outing club is
superintendent r. c. Fox OF the Santa
Pc system. who writes as follows %
President Mark Logan of the ANA
r;llo Improvement company
Amarillo. Texas April p, l912.
Dear Mr. Logan Note In my Am
arillo News OF March - u Is your
Intention 10 Law out and maintain q
golf course in the vicinity Of san
Jacin,o Heights n the proposition
~ open. will he very glad to become
a member. or contribute tc tho
scheme In whatever way is proper
while | am not an expert golfer, ]
have some friends that ! understand
play an extraordinary ramc
There are number % ma In the
building here who are very anXiouc
10 get into something ~ the Kind and
will render any assistance possible N
you will indicate in what manner We
can be OF service
Yours very truly
- G FOX
Hon. Mark Logan. Amarillo. Tex
Following IS copy Of Mr. Logan S
reply to Mr. Foy
Amarillo Tcy April 40. 1912
Dear Mr. Foy Replying 10 your
note Of the Nth inst advise ;hat u Is
our Intention 10 Law put some goli
links in san Iacinto Heights Conye-
nicnt 10 the car line Immediately
Rev Worsham. Mr. LoNndcs ~
the First National Bank and Mr.
I.indsa, ~ the Panhandle Laundry.
are rolf enthusiasts. and desire "a
Get as manv people to Join with them
IN this move as possible
= am very glad that You are in
terested In the proposition and assure
ycu that We will be very glad 10 nave
You become member. and In his
connection would like to have YOU in-
dicate 10 me about how many Of your
friends would like 10 Join ~ In the
club II might be good idea TO
have = meeting some time the latter
part Of this week. TO bee attended by
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-02
MID D TON

Middleton will make the
the season of 1912 at the
Tom Burnide Ranch on
Lower Comanche, located
515 miles southeast Of
Kiowa and II miles north
east of Ebert. For terms
and description see poster.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-02

1t is now well known tlat not more
than one case OF rheumatism in ten re-
quires any internal treatment whatever
All that is headed is free application
OF Chamberlain's Liniment and mass
aging the parts at each application. Try
it and see how quickly it will relieve the
pain and soreness. For sale by All
Dealers.
The Ladies Aid Society will give an
Ice Cream Social all day and evening
Saturday, the Goth, in the old Gam
mon Building. Everybody come