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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
NARROW ESCAPE FOR
SANTA FE sW|TCHMAN

Frank Winkler Jr. ssitohman for
the Santa Re. miraculously escaped
iial injury In the company yards
about ? o'clock yesterday afternoon.
when he was struck BY a section Of
freight cars while endeay0ring 70
open q knuckle. Mr. Winkler step
ped into a hole between the rails.
stumbled and fell across the track
and under a car.
Presence Of mind prompted him
20 take the middle OF the track. and
the cars passed over him without IN
flicting serious injury The brake
beam on one car caught bis PROSTATE
body and dragged him for q consider
able distance.
Ne vas badly bruised about the
back and face. and vas unconscious
when found lie wa later conveyed
10 the home OF his parents. 800
Johnson street. where medical atieh-
ton was provided II was found that
no homes were broken
Belief vas expressed last night
that Mr.. Wlnkler would be- coniInsd
10 his room Tor some weeks The ac-
cldent occurred ln the Santa ~
yards. on track number four. near
the yard office.
Mr. Winklers escape Ia deemed
marvellous. and attributable In great
est measure TO his presence OF mind
IN emergency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
An1usenents
A Rare Treat

Monday night the colored Minis
trels. !. NJ. Busby owner. showed un-
der canvas at Tenth and Main streets
and those who missed the show sure
missed the treat Of the season MT
Busby Is an old head al the show
business and has learned the likes
and dislikes OF the show-going peo-
pie about as we'll as any man IN the
business With this show he has
selected the very cream OF colored
people to put on this minstrel and
all who we're there will be ready 10
speak words OF praise for the same.
All throughout the program moth
Ing was said or done 10 offend the
most fastidious The costumes were
the most beautiful carried by any
tent show organization. And from
the applause the various characters
received. Il was evident that there
was not a dissatisfied person In the
tent. n Mr.. Busby ever returns 10
our city with this company he VIII
simply have 10 buy a larger tent, TOT
Z, was filled TO The utmost capacity
this time and the next time II would
not hold the crowd. Amarillo Wed
nesday. April 2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
CLARENDON COLLEGE
TRUSTEES WILL MEET

DR. T. +. Robinson. pastor of the
Polk street Methodist church. will
leave this morning for Clarendon. r.
attend an important meeting OF the
board of trustees of Clarendon Col
lege.
Rev. John A. Wallace, OF Canyon,
who is also a member OF the boa'd
passed through yesterday afternoon
bound for IN. same point The meet
ing viii be held today and II In eN-
pccted that matters OF Importance Ia
the institution will receive consider
alton
II IN stated that Clarendon College
is In excellent condition, financially
aud otherwise. and that the school
has scored marked progress In every
department during the year past
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
WHITE SOX TAKE
EXHIBITION GAME
LOCALS EACY PICKING FOR
GALATIANS FAST
BUNCH

Before a crowd o. more than q
thousand Amarillo and Panhandle
rooters the Chicago White SoN
sheared the rlnglets from the brows
OF Lewis's scaipers In GlsnSOod Park
yesterday afternoon. finding the
sphefoid a. viii. and cloutinE II out
70 the short grass region d the field
for eleven runs
A. no time ga the locals have a
look In. but as their chief aspiration
Was 10 score on tho biz fellows. their
total four runs made them feel ches'
Is over the achievement
Big IA walsh. declared by many
10 be- The worlds greatest appear
cd Ia the twirling box a. the outset
Of the game. and showed superb
form. without letting himself out
he was succeeded BY Benz. Who
showed smoke and speed enough 10
make the willow holder any
The big fellows played the gam"
az ~ II we're Idle pastime. and AZ no
stage ~ the contest gave eyid"nc" %
special exertlon Frequently a bat.
ted ball vent from pitcher 10 third.
then to second. ana 20 first 10 time
10 nail the runner
The game vas literally sWiukled
with errors. and Offered no exciting
feature AZ any stage Though one
sided II vas Interesting. however.
and the good crowd enjoyed
" 10 the utmost
The score u " T.
white SoN ..... .t.Il -
Amarillo ..... ........ ~
Manager Browning stated last
nigh, that paid ATTENDANCE" reached
.ggl. With the crowd considerably Ia
excess of that number This accord
inr ~ the snH manager VAS a great
or attendance than that accorded IN
NJ Paso
The white SoN arrived IN Amarillo
Yesterday morning AZ 30. we're met
hy pariy Of citizens Ia autos. aud
we're given iog-rlde about the city.
The aggregation left last night for
Oklahoma City. where the Sox play
the Omaha team Of me western
League today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
BASEBALL NOTES.


Umpire silk" O'Loughlin, OF me
American League. - working On'
with the Rochester team at Admission,
Ala
President Frank Farrell Of IN"
New York Americans. viii establish
a permanent training camp IN Her
muda for his Yankees
Jesse Tannchill. the veteran ma
ior league pitcher has been engaged
a. manager of the Coylngton. Nv,
team on the new Federal League.
Manager Callahan Of the White
soS. has released iniieldor Ernie
Johnson 10 the Los Angeles Pacific
Coas, League club
Pitcher Ray Keating, the Law
renee. Mass star. Is making uame
for himself with the New York Ai,er-
leans and will no doub, become a
regular
Monte Cross. who Is engaged ~
the scrap ron business IN Philadel-
phia. has organized a semi-protes-
sional baseball team To he called the
Scrap Iron Players.
Nv the way they are playing
against minor league outfits the
Athletics and the Giants seem to
have il on the other biz leaguers In
the way of condition
Adding Jimmy Adams 8 feet y
inches 10 Carl Wellmans feet
Inches. the 81 Louis Browns have
over thirteen feet OF pitching ma
terial In Two men.
There is talk OF a spring series
between the cubs and the Athletics
next year Both teams will train
in Florida. the Athletics at Jackson
willie aud the cubs at Tampa.
Chmg. q Chinese student, Is one
of the most promising bali players
among the Columbia university can
ddatcs De b. second haseman aud
good hitter
Reports from the Detroit Tigers
training trip have It that hobby
vcach Is doing better work than
either pa,y Jones or Nat'y Mcln-
tyre. his predecessors
Two Of the Cincinnati regulars,
pitcher Rube nen,ou and iniieldet
Dick Eagan. are on the hospital list
Rube has severe cold and Dick Is
nursing a lame ankle,
Eddie Collins of the Athletics. has
realized his fondes, hopes In re-
cent game Eddie cIoutcd @ home run
aith the bases filled and he can nov
rest on bis laurels
The Boston Rcd Soy have shipped
pitcher Joe Martin back 10 the Beau
mont Club OF the Texas League. and
shorisiop scott, last year with
Youngstown. 10 the indianapolis
Club.
I Before he became a bali player,
Z Teddy Gather. OF the Cardinals,
worked az the plumbing and barber
ing trades. as druggist, a roller
skating instructor and as an asbestos
coyerer in a locomotive works
The Pittsburgh club insists on a
Temperance clause In the contracts
with the Pirate players the Cubs
limit their men 20 one beer day
lille no restrictions have been pm
on the Boston Red soN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

A prudent mother is always on the
watch for symptoms of worms in ner
children. Paleness lack OF interest
IN play. and peevishness is the sig
nal for WHITES CREAM VERMl-
FUGE. A few doses OF this excellent
remedy puts an end 10 the worms and
the child soon acts naturally. Price
25c per bottle. Sold by l. O Thomp-
son a Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
CLARENDON HELD QUIET
MUNICIPAL ELECTION

CLARENDON. Texas. April 2 In
the city election here Tom +. Con
nally was elected mayor without op-
position S. D. Parks was reelected
marshall over + q Barnes by about
g to /. n. X. Alexander and II. c.
Brumley were elected aldermen. five
candidates being In that race.
The new city officials will take
their places Immediately,
The outgoing city council a few
nights ago purchased the water~orks
plant for $4,000. and the old COM
pany Is to dig the well they nov have
some deeper before the city takes
charge. Some extensions are 10 be-
made in the property. such as more
fire plugs. principally In the resid-
ence section, and better mains all ov-
or the city.
More and better improvements
than heretofore made are being con
sldered and will probably he put IN.
All Want Ads must be accom-
nlat hv aaah
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
DALLAS PREPARING
FOR sHR|N[Rs MEET

DALLAS. Texas. April 2.-lmper-
ial shrine week In Dallas. May 1911
will be featured By festivities and en-
teftalnments that will surpass any
thing OF the kind ever attempted
and the Chairman OF the executive
committee OF the shrlners. Mike ~.
Thomas Is un,lrlng 10 his efforts
Ito provide FOR the accommodation
and comfort of the vast throngs
which 0lll nll the city from all parts
OF the country
Plans are afOOt for general holi-
day % be observed By all the mer-
chants OF the city. so that every man.
woman and child In Dallas may CO.
operate with the local shriners Ia
entertaining the stranger within
our gates. and az the same time
participate n and enjoy the wonder
lful pageants and entertainments pro-
yided
One feature OF the preparations
Tor Shrine Week. and one that shows
especial forethought and considera-
ton ON the part OF the Executive
COMMITTEES. o. the desire TO provide
facilities for viewing the magni'ic-
ent parades Dos the visitors and home
people. II is the plan OF the Shrine
lcommittee 20 control the grand stand
sites along the line OF march of the
day and night parades, and each
member OF all fraternal. social and
business organizations will b. given
lopportunity OF securing grand stand
seats al an especially reasonable
price. practically the cost Of con
struction and operation. and free
from annoyancos OF all kinds
A section OF the grand stand mas
been allotted 10 the use OF the gen
eral public. and methods have been
devised. through the cooperation OF
local business men. 10 acquain' as
many AZ possible. with the time and
place where seat reservations can
be made.
The week devoted To the enter
ltainment OF the visiting Shriners
will be- period OF gorgeous daylight
and night parades and pageants. all
OF which will greatly interest ana
please thousands OF visitors, the ma
ioriiy of whom have travelled great
distances 20 SEQ for themselves the
wonders heralded as existing only
In Texas
Programmes and detailed infor-
nation OF the various events OF
shrine Week are being prepared ana
the handsome and elegant appear
ance of these pamphlets are only a
further tribute to the thorough me
thods OF the executive committee OF
the Shriners. and II should be the
pleasure and duty OF every citizen
10 cooperate in every way to make
the festivities OF shrine Week the
most enjoyable and most successful
In the annals Of the Order.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
Personals

Mr. and Mrs u e Laird and Tam
ily autoed up from Hereford yester-
day to see the White SoX game. and
visited with their friends. Mr. and
Mrs Seth II Holman
l.. =. Kirk OF the firm of White
& Kirk OF Tulia. was business visit
tor here Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Reyenoc three. burner
oil stove. sith oven. good a. new.
cooks and bakea perfectly $500.
Phone 1G2. 1905 Van Buren, street
i30-3c
WANTED Girl 10 work In candy
factory p Bryant Co l30.3c
AGENTS WANTED Americas
Greatest Flood Disaster illustrated
Thrilling experience Enormous de-
mend $40 day easy sample
book iUc Hc quick Address Ma
tional Publishing Go Established
1850 s72 Lakeside nldg Chicago.
1900
FOR RENT Three rooms 1913 ~
more Phone p43. ll0-7p
I HAVE a client who Will trade for
good resident property iu southeast
part of city Some choice land and
balance In cash What have you.
Phone l5t. Louis Anthony l3o-3p
FOR SALE New modern cottage In
best resident district BUY of own
efs aud save agents commission Ad-
dress Gilbert. care DAILY News
l3O-tfc
FOR RENT Store room 20xl20
feet. Modern. jl6 Taylor Il u.
Newcome. Pickett Bldg Phone 500
i30-tfc
FOR RENT one room. furnished
FOR men or ladies' eos West FUN
street l30-3p
FOR RENT Front room. $500 per
month 500 Lincoln l30-3p
FOR SALE-Gas range In good con
dition cheap SOS Lincoln Phone
sos. la0.3c
AUTO REPAIRING b, expert mo
chanic. Work guaranteed. charges
reasonable WIN buy and sell sec
ond hand automobiles Phone 322.
l30-tfc
Fancy dressmaking and
plain sewing. alterations a special
". Perfect fitting. Mrs. ]. r. ilor'
ner. gO7 Pierce i3O-3p
EGGS FOR SALE From best Bar
red Plymouth Rocks In the Pan
handle 800 for IL. G. Martin,
! 500 Harrison. l3O-3c
WANTED a girl To help IN dining
room and chamber work soc Ty-
Ter street l3o-tic
MONEY TO LOAN On farm and
ranch lands Gouldy a Bounds
Phone 13a l3o-tic
Good second hand cash
register BASS Grocery Co Phone
3oS. l3o-6s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
Hyneneal
Scott.Ii,2et>

n =. Scott and Miss Gladys Rog
ers we're united In marriage yester-
day morning In the office OF County
Clerk Motlow. County Judge ". "
letter officiating. The contracting
parties were accorded hearty congrat-
ulatious by large following Of
friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

To have a fine healthy complexion
the liver must he active. the bow
els regular and the blood pure. All
this Is brought about by using HER
BlNE. II thoroaghiy scours the liv'
er. stomach and bowels. puts the
body in fine condition and restores
that clear. pink and. white complex
ion 80 much desired BY ladies. Price
Soc Sold by l.. o. Thompson a Co.
MCGEE Pharmacy delivers Co any
part Of the city. Phone 2ss. l2s-Se
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
TWO HUNDRED APACH[s
! PASS THROUGH TO-DAY

Tao hundred Apache Indians will
pass through Amarillo this morning
.at O'Clock over the Rock Island ga
route from the reservation o. Fort
.sill okla 10 Tularosa. = s.
The nOe peaceful braves elll Ue
transported BY special train ia charse
Of special officials Of the United
States government.
The Two hundred are survivors OF
old GerOnim0s famous and savage
band. which Ia an carrier day brought
terror aud sudden death 20 residents
on the south western frontier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

The Milwaukee Club has signed
pitcher Herold JUL, son Of State
senator Nels JUL. OF Illinois. Pitch
ing for the Calumet. tMichl team
last season. Jul.u who Is but II
Iyears old. won Is and lost : games
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
QUARTERLY MEETING

The congregational Church will
hold is regular quarterly meeting
on Friday night. Every member is
urged TO be present Business o.
Importance ~ % be- taken up.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

had breath. bitter taste. dizziness
and general 10 account feeling
Is o sure sign Of q torpid liver HER
BiNE IL the medicine needed. u
makes the liver active. yitalizes the
blood regulates the bowels and re-
stores fine feeling OF energy and
rheerfulness Price soc Sold by
H.. o Thompson a co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

WANTED Fancy dressmaking and
plain sewing. alterations special
~ Perfect fitting. Mrs. !. T.. Hor'
ner. gO7 Pierce. i3O-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

EGGS FOR SALE From best Bar
red Plymouth Rocks In the Pan
handle 800 for 10 G. Martin,
1893 Harrison. l30-3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

FOR RENT Store room 20Xl 90
feet Modern. ji6 Taylor X u
Newcome. Pickett bldg Phone 326
l30.tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

WANTED a girl To help IN dining
room and chamber work. SOC Ty-
Ter street. l3u-tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

For RENT One room. furnished
FOR men or ladies' eos West Fitlh
street i30-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-03

FOR sAlE Reyenoc three. burner
oil stove. sith oven. good as new,
cooks and bakea perfectly $500.
Phone 1G2. 1905 Van Buren, street
i30-3c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-05

Continued ON Page Two.l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-05
WOODROW WILSON BECOMES
PRESIDENT AMID SCENES
Of RECORO-BREAK|NG
ENTHUSIASM
DEMOCRAT TAKES OATH AS CHIEF
EXECUTIVE IN THE PRESENCE OF
COUNTLESS THOUSANDS

Unequaed Scenes Attend Inauguration; Wife and Daughter
Actually Dance with Joy During Ceremonies; William H.
Taft Conspicuous Figure as He RetireS Once More to the
Ranks Of Private Citizenship, Wishing Successor Success
full Administration and Pledgng His Support William len-
nngS Bryan, New Cabinet Premier Completes Political
Picture Far Beyond Imagnings Of Hosts Of Democracy;
PropOuS Weather Makes Occasion One Long to be Re-
membered Nights Festivities Most Elaborate in History
Of National Capital.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-05

Chicago. March 4 Five widely
known merchants James simpson,
George LITTER, Ray N. Shayne Edwin
r. Mandell ana Edward J lehman,
were aabpoenacd today to testify be-
fore the state vice commission which
IA Investigating. among other things,
wages paid girls la large department
stores. II IS said the heads Of several
mall order houses viii be ubpoenaed
within The next few days, Girl ems
ployps Of stores and mail order houses
are 10 he called to testify
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-05

Washington March General e.
priana Castro. eSlled former presl-
dent Of Venezuela, Joined today the
crowds on the streets ana viewed the
Inauguration ceremonies The review
Ing stand seats had been offered him
by friends but were declined. The ex-
He'd president preferrine 10 minee
with the crowds The general viii
leave tomorrow for New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-05

london March a.-~l'he Daily Tec-
graph claims to have learned from
well informed sources that Turkey
Is willing 70 eede Adrianople. seu-
tart and Janlna and that neace Il
likely 10 be concluded at an early
date
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-11
EMBASSY HAS NO TARIFF DATA.
I. =. Officials In LONDON I mnbIe Ia
EnliRht~n British Merchants.

>Dec'di zane Despotch 10 THr StN
LONDON. Oct. l0.-The American En-
bassy and Consulate General here are
overrun with men and women anxious
for details of the new tariff law hut as
neither office possesses the authoritative
text 1t has been impossible to answer
the questions The embassy secretaries
refer the anxious ones to the consulate.
but the consulate has nobody to whom
IL can send the inquirers
Thousand of inquiries. by letter tele-
gram or telephone. have been received
at the consulate Their inability to get
authoritative Information on the subject
seems to have inconyenienced "A large
number of British merchants The con-
sulate Is advising them to cable to thu.
British Vice-Consul at Washington. The
Consul is able to provide copies of the
text Of the bill as II was III III. early
stages. which 1t is handing out with the
warning that the text is not authoritative.
as 1t may have been changed at tn.
last moment.
The women inqurers are worried on
personal grounds. Many of their aues-
tions deal with the aigrette problem one
society woman who intends to sail for
New York shortly asked whether or NOT
aigrettes are contraband and IL so
whether 1t would not be better for her
TO hide them from the customs officers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-11
WOODRUFF IN GRAVE CRISIS.
I ncOnsciOus since Sunday-Passed
Had Day, says son.

The first detailed statement from the
woodruff family regarding the condition
OF Timothy l.. Woodruff. who was stricken
at the fusion meeting at Cooper
Union on September 80. was made to
his son.
Last Sunday night" Mr. Woodruff
said my fathers condition took a sudden
chanse for the worse. His condition really
alarmed the family and the attending
physicians. DIR. Walter B. James and DR..
Norman T.. Ditman. My father is now
on the verge OF a grave crisis and one
which perhaps will last three or four
days We OF course sincerely hope that
he will pass safely through this crisis.
since his relapse on Sunday night
father has leld his own and is making
brave fight"
Al O'Clock last night statement
was issued bearing the signatures OF DR..
James and Dr. Ditman. 1t read
The condition of Mr.. Woodruff re-
mains unchanged. lie continues to be
dangerously ILL.,"
John +. Woodruff added to this state
ment
MY rather passed very bad day.
tie continued to remain unconscious as
ne has since Sunday. He regained con-
sciousness this afternoon while the doc
tors were working over him just long
enough TO say. What are YOU doing" He
was addressing the doctors"
The former Lieutenant Governor is i'll
in his apartments in the Carlton House.
Forty ty-seventh street and Madison avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-11
PRISONERS TELL ALL
Confess to Horse Poisoning,
Dynamiting and
EXtOrtiOn.
LEADERS HIRED THUGS
Worked for Strikers-Mpn Spit
at Each Other and
Threaten Death.

Tn. desperate gang Of bomb throwers,
counterfciters. horse poisopers and Black
Handlers which has tcrrorized New York
and vicinity for years was rounded up
last night in this city and Troy.
The police and United States secret
service men have fourteen prisoners.
thousands of dollars worth of counter
felt notes of the Irving National Bank
and confessions about more than 100
bomb explosions.
The confessions show that the gang
hired men to set bombs. write cXtortion
letters and do worse villainy. These
desperate men went so far as To dyna-
mite their employers houses when the
leaders held out some of the spols.
Seven men and women counterfeiters.
msmbers Of the gang. We're arrested in
Troy by secret service agents. An
Italian. said to have been the gangts
engravcr. killed himself when arrested
in Troy.
In tho counterfetine plant N Troy
they found hundreds of finished and un.
finished So notes and 81 silver certiti-
Gates and the plates from which they
were printed. several hundred more
Of both kinds of counterfeits were un-
covered in a hous" in Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-11
110 DEPUTIES JAILED
BY HUERTA'S ORDERS
Troopers surround Chamber and
Hurry All But Catholics
to Pcnitentiary.

MEXICO CRY. Oct l0.-Acting on or.
ders from President Huerta. Minister
Garza Aldape and Chief of Police Chavez
zoo cavalrymen surrounded the Chamber
OF Deputies tonight and arrested 10
members. All were taken to the peni-
Tertiary. The charge was made against
them OF usurpinG the functions Of the
executive.
All the deputies in tn. chamber were
taken prisoners excepting th. Catholics
who were exempted.
: IL is believed that the arrests were
made as the result OF Gen Huerta's re-
sentiment against the spirit of indie
pendence which made itself manifest las,
night.
There is the widest excitement in the
city.
At a late hour the doors OF the Chamber
were locked and the soldiers sitting
astfide their horses on all sides OF the
building allowed no one To enter or
leave the building.
The squares in the neighborhood Of the
Chamber are thronged with people a,
midnight.
Ii Is understood that Huerta has made
up his mind To dissolve Congress.