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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-20
BADGER SCHEDULE OUT.
Six Conference Games TO &c P'syeo
by Wisconsin.

Madison. " is. Jan. 20 six confer
once ramos instead of the usual iiFe
win be played by the university OF
wisconsin football team, chainpion7
of the "hig nine" conference TINS iaIh
nccor,ling Ia the schedule made pupli'
by the athletic board here today. The
season will open with game with
lawrence oct. the only team outside
,,,. conference that the Badgers viii
meet
Following is the conference schep-
ule:
oct. Indiana at Madison
oct. iS--purdue at LAFAYETTE
oct Northwestern at evanston
Nov minnesota ut Madison
Nov g. ohio state at Madison
Nov se-Chicago on Marshall Held
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-20
1865. GAME SCHEDULE.

Chicago, Jan. 2o.-The American
association will play 1853 games this
year and start its season about April
10 This was decided at the annual
meeting. George Tebeau of Kansas
city, Joe Cantiillon OF Minneapolis and
q. w. Wnthon of Louisville formed
the committee that instructed Prcsi-
dent ChivIngton to have the i0s game
schedule drafted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-20
RESTORE YOUR GREY HAIR TO It's
YOUTHFUL AND NATURAL COLOR

Don't waste time thirnins or worry
inc about your grey bair or take
chances with new aud untricd prCpa
rations get a bcttlc of HAYS HAIR
HEALTH TO-DAY II has been used and
given absolute satisfaction for twenty
five ycars-Give II fair tri1E the
Grey hairs viii disappear In no time
aud you'll bc delighted with IL.
The following drus gists guarantee
t. refund yotr money 70 you are no,
satisfied with HAYS HAIR HEALTH.
E~DD. Sign this adv. and take 1t
SS' to any Of the following
druggists and set soc size bottle Of
HAYS HAIR HEALTH and cake Of
HAEFINA SOAP FREE. for soc. or 81
size bottle VI HAYS HAIR HEALTH
and cakes of HARFtNA SOAP
FREE for 81
VASTsiNpER d READ.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-20
FAST TIME BY koLeHMAlNsN

Newark, n. j., Jan. 20.--lianncg
kolehmaincn, the Finnish champion
distance runner was defeated by Il
last week, when he made the remark
ably fast time of li:32 As for three
miles on n nincslaps to the milo track.
lie had conceded i5e Yards to sidney
/ .eslie
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-20
NEW PLAY AT LYRIC.
Change Of Program BY Burgess Stock
Co. This Evening.

W. '''S '-~'''S'
Thcrn will he a change of program
at the Lyric thcatcr, in Laurium this
evening. and continuing until WcdncS-
lay evening. when the Burgess Stock
Co. viii present the thrcc-art comedy
drama. MY jim" The play is along
similar lines to Way Down East and
undoubtedly will please patrons. Mr..
Nestell will be seen i'm the title role.
Beginning Thursdav evening Tho
Girl and the Gambler" will he the at
traction, 1t is two-act western dra-
ma st Elmo viii he tie attraction ono
wcck rom this evening, and contin-
uing COR three nights with two per-
formauces each evening,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-20
OLD eALL STAR DEAD.

~, Louis. Mo, Jan. 20.-Thomas J.
''la0. lu his day one of the most
'''IN known ball players in the Uni
"' states and recognized as the best
''''h'r In the National league during
''' 0'Nday Of the old st. Louis Browns
U''ef chris Won der Ahc, president
"''h the Browns won the pennant
.o'' times, is dead at his home here
iiN Death was due to "A complication
", o'se'scs and followed bv an illness
''I't months. He was 81 years old.
'"'l' health board has resigned at
wi row with Mayor Jost in Kansas
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-20

rectors' meeting of the Euttc-AleN
Scott
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-21
5, on motion Of the

29-Judge Of the
states attorney transferred Turnbaugh
Aug 5Case continued TuFnbaugh
Aug ,192Georg HEIR, murdered by
912Ed Delehanty,
Wilson, John Buggio and John
pyehed grand without bail for murder George Heir by
oners jury
Aug 912-Judge
and to II. n -.
Aug Attorney disobeys
admitted
Judge Going
1912-Judge To- States At
HEIR murder September grand jury.
,1912-States
both Witt and Heir before October grand
192Judge Going dimisses
in =.
Lutz
They arrested Examiner Office taken police
released bail
Frank
8, andki NIaserson
brother of Buck Masterson, saloon
April 49, 193Ed Barrett convicted mansughter killing
Ed
Walter MaeTson.
against Sep
TENDER.
Of
But when the while working the
killed
that murder old And nobody
fh tho d of cOv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

BOSTON Mass. Aus o knights
of Co'umbu. are arriving 200 Boston
for the first event oi fho long pro-
rrmmc 90 hc carried out az the
national convention OF the order,
which lasts tine entire week The
preparations for the reception and
entertainment of the thousands OF
visitors are complete and there viii
Doe In difficulty iu accommodating
fh, great ouf-o.fovu thruug
Tomorrow win be devoted TO the
reception OF tho visitors ON Monday
tho supreme officers and national
board of directors viii hold their au.
ru8I meetings ~ o O'Clock Tues
11r morning. the religious service
'aat always marks The opening of
tFr convention wiN Doe held On fho
Cathedral 20. the Holy Cross when
ui. I- concluded the delegates viii
embark for Nantaskct and the first
of thc business sc soin os the con.
yspuor viIl bo held aboard tho boat
Tb, sessions VIll continue through
tia week. and Rill bc interpreted
with a variety of entertainment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
OFFERED $4,000 TO "NANIsH''

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug a.
At conference with the special
counsel who will prosecute the Wos-
tern Fuel Company cases here this
month David G. Powers, formerly
an omploye of the company and now
the chief witness for the Govern
ment. said today that he had been
offered $4,000 n he would vanish.
Powers gave the names OF those
who had approached him and the
phaseology OF the offers Matt |.
sullivan and Theodore J. Roche. in
charge OF the case as assistants 20
the Attorney General, declined 10
discuss Powers story beyond saying.
We shall vigorously prosecute every
person connected with this immense
fraud
Tine president and directors Of
tho Western Fuel Company ara
| charged with having defrauded the
/ Government OF customs duties aggrc-
eating nearly $1,000. 900 by mani
I N....A wis mus NAA'fAH 0iAVN AhN
tho tonnage Of imported coal.
"The Western fuel men can't be
convicted Powers said he was told.
and foH are a fool not to accept
/ |tH. 100000 they are willing to give
,fm tr disappear Take what yop
o.u set and quit. II $4,000 ism:
. u1H-h they'll be glad TO make Il
s.u.uHu You se got to look out for
yourself
This f.. The second charge of COR
Iruu' influence made since the indict-
luerG 0erD returned When John l..
! NrNIh resigned as ul'ited States At
torup, Uc charged 10 a sensational
/ letter tn pr, dent Wilson that pres
sure H4I been brought to bear on At
'fau. General NcReynolds to order
ItTa trial postponed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
MANY YLIVESLOST
IN NINE DISASTER
FIRST EXPLOSION BEIIENED TO
HAVE BEEN DYNAMITE
SECOND BN GAS.
DIED HORRIBLE DEATHS
Only Two of Rescued iive-Sonc
We're Crushed. Some Burned.
Others Were SuffOcated
by After Damp.

TOWER, CITY Pa. Aug. .
Eighteen men were killed and tw1
seriously injured IN double exploF
.,u iu the East Brookside mine a
The Philadelphia and Reading Ccc.
and Iron Company near here today
by what is belieYed to have been ry-
Mantle and gas.
Thirteen died al the first eXplos-
ion and five In second blast, aft,f
heroic attempts 10 rescue Victims
None of those who escaped know
what caused the explosions, bat miH.
crs are inclined to believe the firr'
explosion was that Of dynamite and
the second was caused by gas which
mad been liberated by the dynamite
rNplo ion.
The dead are scattered about foi
% distance of a quarter mile. Onl,
three men we're taken out alive, a.
one of those died on way to the hos
u.'al Some of the men were hurlo
AGAINST the side OF the iuuncll anl
crushed 20 death aud some wc"'
burned 20 death by the explosion an
others were sulioclted By afte-
damn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
WILSON ms NOT ANNOi NCI,D
POLICY nIT ATT1TJ DE II
INDICATED
ASSIST Americans HOME
Bryan ilns Asked For Appropriation
TO Tianfport Americans out
ui Mexico. Which Must he
Done First

Ry Associated Press
WASHINGTON. u. c. Aug
While tho president has not get an
nounced the policy which ha thi1ks
the American government ought TO
pursue towards Mexico, there Is oy-
cry reason 10 believe be is evolving
10 plan of non-intcrlerence.
Two Developments today empha-
sized the trend of affairs toward the
attitude OF friendly uou-intcrioronce.
n became known that the president,
In conference with mmhers of the
House military affairs committee
discouraged the idea of making pre-.
paratons for @ volunteer army
Likewise Bryan's request for The
appropriation of one hundred thous
and dollars with which to transport
! Americans from McNico. is regarded
las portoudinr 600 lack of intorNca
/ ton
with Americans out of danger %
| Mexico. thc United States woul,
feel less responsibility for progress
of events there II Is declared th'
president never allowed 'hc though
of armed Intervention 10 enter hi
consideration of the subject TN
hope that NoEicgn factions wil
agree ON q provisional president &
succeed Huorta still prevails here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
For the Cause of Home Rule.

BOSTON. Mass. Aug o. Measur-
os for sustaining the Irish parlie-
mentary party ana its leader. John
Redmond In the closing stages o.
the Home Rule struggle, will be dis
cussod hy the national executive com
mittee of the United Irish League o.
America az an important meeting in
this city tomorrow. National Pre-
dent Michael J. Ryan Of Philadei-
phia here to attend the meeting.
.rgo'hCr with Patrick Egan. form
60 thi.ed sta,es Minister o chile,
and "a number OF other noted lead
ors OF the Irish cause The princi-
pal object of the meeting rs 70 de-
wise ways and means by which Tho
Irish party may be sustained fiuea-
cIall, as we'll as morally in the final
stage of the Home Rule fight A. @
result of plans 10 be- formulated -
the mectng. It is expected that $40.
uUO WlI poe raised 20 aid the cause
THE meeting also will map out %
programme of mass meetings 10 Do
held .n every large city of the Du.
tol Sta'o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
BRYAN ARANDONS
PAOTECT0RATE
BECAUSE on OPPOSITION ~
COMMITTEE. HE WILL GIVE
~ PLAN.


By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. u g., Aug O.
Chairman rleou ol the senate for
eign relations committee today w
Instructed Co ask secretary Bryan %
transmit tho new Nicaragua tre1'
cumuatiur ih" proicetorate feature
II is expected that ugau wIl. atam
don The nroteeorate program ou ar
count of opposition in tho eomwit'u
10 the treaty A. proposed hy 'h.
committee. 8. d. practically limited
10 the payment of three million dol
lars Co ie.rrm for The oN,lus
canal r.Eht au' naval base coucrs
-i0us
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
Christine Nillson 20 Years Oiu

STOCKHOLM. Aug % Christine
Nilsson. famous q quarter of O. cen
urt ago ss one of tho worlds great
ost lyrical and dramatic artists. win
observe her 7Uth birthday auui,rr
sary tomorrow iu quiet rctiromoui 90
her summer home near the VILLAGE OF
Hussaby where she was born Au
ust q. 1879. tho daughter of a poor
peasant
The once famous singer. who is
known u private life es the Coun
toss do Miranda medD her operate
debut iu this city more than 0N
years oro She lr-t studied hor.
under Boraald. and later Boz Paris
was utorel bv Victor j. Nassc and
Wartel When she first appeared
iu London ir 1857. she scored %
Crplf success rsporIall. iu Faust
and her future was assured Il0i
debut iu NoV York was made in
1870 aud was hailed with great co.
t.usiasW Boz thH musical world lr
speaking recently DI her visits ,0
America Nine N.is0u ..id.
90 I9fa d.HrIF Amerira a.d Trims
often OF su thn success had there
ana WIN always keep that dear and
splendid rouHtrr iu aff0rfiUuft,
memory Coz mg heart"
Since hrr retirement from profDs
iou8l I'' some .s feHrs ago fHf
famous singer ias divided rtr tim,
between thr south OF Pr r.rra aad boa
native Sweden The Count Aure
MIRANDA who Has hor scrord bus
band di.t Ir 1909
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
NO SETTLEMENT
Of MINE STRIKE
CoxErslON. MISlNDERST iND.
ING lNn UIFFFIING STILL
pREN hlLlNG

ny Aaornt,d Press.
CALUMET, Mich, Aug o. Fur
ther union appeals 20 Governor Fer
ris for personal Investigation of the
copper miners strike were made to-
day. and were followed tonight hy
mtimation that steps might be- taken
10 procure congressional IuVesiira
ton of industrial conditions
Union officials said they will maxi.
prIma aira showing az least equal TO
that of the United Mine workers.
which resulted 'n senatorial hear
iug iu West Virginia
The Western Federation of Mine
ors Vin make ro such move un.r.
continued efforts o' Governor Ferris
faIl 20 effect settlement. Th,
unions claim tonight chat OBJ. com.
paniss are organizing q .orf.1b.'
army of guards 90 take the place OF
state troops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

Former Lieutenant-Goyernor VII
lard Of Virginia viii represent the
United tSates as ambassador IN
Spain Governor willard ls one of a.,
progrcs,i i've Democrats off d. state
aud has been iu tho fight against 'h,
Democratic organization commanded
by Senators Martin and Swanson ard
Representative Henry u Flood
lie comes from one OF the fine old
Virginia families. which has Ion.
held its position in society. and h.
Is wealthy IN fact the New WillH,
Hotel whore many statesmen li',
In Washington. Is one Of his proper
ties
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

VIENNA. Aug 3 A commission
of representatives Of the Austro-Iun
.arilu government aud Of the local
chambers of commerce is about 10
$50 90 Toronto. Canada. TO visit the
exposition there and will subsequent
d.. proceed 60 san Francisco on
mi. commissions report depends the
rop.. ot rHr Austro-Ilunganarian
government 3s 90 participation In the
p.uama-Pao.tc exposition.
The question Is largely one of a.
nance Tine government hesitates TO
appropriate sum sufficiently large
IN assure representation on scale
commensurate with the dignity Of
thc Empire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

ABILENE. Tesa. hua
Young Men Booster Club has been
or-l1lzeI here with O. large member
ship The following officers were
elected Perry Sales president, "
" Anderson. vice pre- .deut. q T
wood. secretary and T. Ellis.
treasurer The now organization is
planning smoker and banquet %
D. given next week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
STATE TAX RATE
WILL Be DOUBLED
HOUSE PASSED ApPROPRiA-
TION BilLS FOR ELEMOsY-
NARY INSTITUTIONS
TWENTY-FOUR CENTS RATE
Revenue Required For Next Two
Years win Aggregate si2,.
7O0,s75. Necessary to Cover
Present Appropriations

Special 10 The News.
AUSTIN. Texas. Aug THE
House today passed 10 engrossment
the fourth and last of the apprcpri-
alton bills Today's bill was the one
making appropriations for the ele-
msynary institutions OF the state. II
carries am appropriation OF &2,297.-
1855 for the first and ti,927.557 for
the second fiscal year. The House
then adjourned until Monday after
noon at o'clock. at which time the
bin, making miscellaneous appropri-
ations will be taken up.
The senate was not In session to-
day having adjourned until Monday,
when II Is expected to take up peni-
tpnuay legislation. In statement
today the general appropriation
committee of the House. estimates
! that Ia order 10 be- able to meet the
appropriations 20 be made by tho
present session of the legislature. II
will be- necessary 90 fix the adyalor.
en- tax rate al about "a cents for
oach year This rate being an in
crease Of Il cents from the present
rate which Is 10 cents This does
not include a scent tax for Confcd
crate pensions
The committee also figures that
for the second fiscal year II may b,
possible to reduce the adyalorcm tal
rate 10 90 or % ~ cents Thi,
/ statement is based on appropria
tious aggreeating St2.709.S75 fol
/ the next two fiscal years or S64i7,
40 for the first and $G.2G2, ,465 fol
/ the second year
hn entirely new phase was thii
afternoon placed on the question o
confirmation Of appointments by thu
/ governor of three prison commits
Z r'uner hy an opinion of aitorne'
geieral ln which that Official hoid
that no necessity exists for the con
nrmation hy the Senate of Messrs
r W Brahan and l.. W little, TIVE
of the commissioners. as they wer'
informed by the Senate az The las
regular session This now leave
only tho confirmation of Commission
I or Cabcll before the Senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

UFWIIN Aug = n was official
Ir denied sr 'bo office 81 tho Mi is-
for o' Tho Interior today that tho
German a.a-ument had come 10 tho
decision .l 20 participate iu the
parsrs.pan exposition iu San
IRA cisco .r 1915. Contrary 20 re-
pori. published in America that Ger
,rsr, had Hr.Hred the Invitation Co
r,~rrrgsfa n tbe ilir 81 was assert
"a thai decision on tho matter had
te.r fs..rr. 'Hr month
Dr. ua. admitted however. that
r. ...r..- .. accepting were u1-
favorable aiEE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

HLvEgh Ild tur Five m-r
wcro probably fatally burned and
oilhteer others la1Fefou Iy hurt Ii
a dust explosion no Jackson 5000 SO
2 mue. fhrer miles east of here. nf.
TODAY o. o. believed tho due e.
fired by windy shot Tho min.
property vl. leaTilf damaged Bas
ouera brought ont 900 the laurei
90 lnars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
roIk County H., aoo Red Men

LIVINGSTON Tozas Aug
There are more Indians in Polk
County than i1 ans other Texas
County according to recent census
ronorf Tho total mber in 1910.
the date OF tho lasf census. was POO.
compared aifh 1ss ten year nreyi
ms Kinney County ranks second
i'h goo and the total Tor the state
h 702.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
Heads Insurance commissioners

BURLINGTON. Nt. Aug D. p.
Young Insurance Commissioner o.
North Caroline. was elected president
90 the closing session of the Na-
tional Association of Insurance Com
missioner convention here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
FORMER GOVERNOR OF CAM
PECHE, MEXICO. ACCUSED
OF MANY CRIMES.
.0FFENsEs ARE POLITICAL
Special Agent Of the Department OF
Justice Accused OF Blackmail-
ing Brito, Paroled subject
To Investigation.

~ Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. a.
Emmanuel Castillo Brlto. former
Governor OF the Mexican State Of
Campeche was arrested here today
by Federal authorities on the charge
OF murder and robbery preferred by
Mexican authorities. He will seek
10 effect his release from prison.
where he is being held without ball.
by habes corpus In the Federal couit.
4 writ will be- asked on bis offense
against Mexico upon which he Is
detained Is not statutory offenes,
but a political one and therefore not
eXtradltable Graymond Matthews.
special agent OF the United States
Department OF Justice. was arrested
last night. accused OF blackmailing
Brito and having shared In $500 taxi
en- from Brito. He was paroled to-
night until Monday. Matthews IN
sists he took the money In order that
he might have the charge of et-
tempting to brlbe an American Off
Ger. 10 place against Brito.
nucrta Requested Arrest.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. e.
The arrest in New Orleans OF Form
or Governor Brito OF Campeche. was
the result of request by the Huret 4
government through the Mexican
embassy here for his extradition. as
fugitive from Justice, charged with
murder and robbery.
But Mexico must submit within
forty days evidence of criminalit'
and prove that his acts were no
political crimes.
Officials OF the department Of Jus
tive have been stirred by the arres
~ So agents Nafihevs and Nor
on charges OF biackmail In oonnec
tiou with attempts TO apphehent
Brito. and immediate investigate!
has been ordered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
ASK PRESIDENT
To EXPEL DlAZ
vINt,AN RESIDENTS oI Lp>
tNsrIF- HE~ENT ris
pUF-EN'E.

w Pres
i0- ,yGELEs C1I Aug 1T
v,s harmed today that five hundred
resilient. Of tfe Mexican colony hero
la, .E- sired request 20 Prss-
dem, p. .or 90 e,pei Fe'i1 Diaz from
a. ...,.f statas uiaz eyTeets tI
demo tarIabt lor San Francisco.
tps .frrs movements are uncertain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

Archibald c. Bart. Just elected
representative In congres from the
Sixth New Jersey District. gives
most Of the credit 60 oloncl NJ NJ
Mulhalls Testimony before tho
senate lobby investigating commit
tee. Mulhall made the statement
that In the cong esional election of
1910 OF Maiac. 3 Wood MoClaYe
alainst William Hughes tNow Uni
ted states senaterl he paid 'eyery
dollar of the campaign expenses OF
McCavc. even to his meals and ear
fare
But the fact that President VII
son indorscd Hart and that the
pr1grossiyes pyt NO candidate.
thereby splitting the republican
vote. had something 20 do with the
! democrats success This was tho
first election u which the charges
Of Mulhall aaiDst the meuuactur
crs had become ln issue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
HUERTA SUDDENLY
BECOMES DEF |AMT
IN WILL NOT NACtTE THE
PRESIDENCY. HIS LATEST
DETERMINATION

MEXICO CITY. Aug. Foreign
Interference Is not to be tolerated
by Huerta. He proposes 10 stay In
the presidency and will brook no IN
reference on the part of the ma
tion or foreign countries. This de-
termination was expressed by the
minister OF the interior on behalf OF
the president