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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
ORDERS EEClnEn FROM MEX
lCO 10 rRENENT ANY KIND
on DEMONSTRATION.
GUNBOAT TO MEET SHIP
Candidacy 1T Hucrta and iilanquet
Announced In Unsigned Hand
hill, Distributed Ncs.
terdhy.

By Associated Press.
VERA CRtZ. Mex. Oct. 21.--
General FclIN niaz. candidate for the
Mexican presidency, now on his way
TO Vera Cruz. will Dee permitted 10
lard tomorrow morning. bat there
must br mo- demon stratIons This Is
the order received from the capital.
\ small army of detectives are
here from Mexico city and troops
are here 100 quarters. should enthus-
iasm OF thc nIaz partisans out
weigh their iud-meut apd In the
opinion of the authorities. the peace
of thc city would thereby be disturb
ed Soldiers and police have orders
Co shoot
a Nc,icln cuuboat win meet the
steamer ON which Diaz arrives.
Hucrra Announcc. Candidacy.
The candidacy of Huerta and
General Bauquet for president and
vice president respectively az the
Mexican elections. was announced In
unsigned hand bills which were dis
ributod here today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
RIG SOUTH AFRICAN
CATTLE RANCH PLANNED.

LONDON. oct, el.- Company has
been chartered % undertake the
formation of an enormous cattle
ranch in Rhodosia. which Is expect
cd TO become one of the largest and
most important beef producing reg
Ions OF the world.
Millions of acres of tho finest
grazing lands on earth sin be con
vcrted into enormous pastures and
il Is believed that beef can be dely
erred from these ranches 90 Europe
seven days earlier thar from South
America.
Richard Walsh, former manager
u the ] \ Ranch Northwest
Texas. has beer selc ' be man
arer ~ 'he nror0e
u Is Manager Walsh plan 20
conduct these ranches on the most
approved American lines and he is
loV on his way 10 TcNos 60 secure
raiucd assistants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22

HASTINGS Ncb. Oct 2l-
Painting Bertha" leibbkc. for d
number OF yoar. familiar figure iu
the criminal records of the middle
west viii be- released from 'hc state
insane asylum tomorrow. when be-
sentence for robbery viii have oN.
uircd The We man was confined ,or
time in the state penitentlary a.
Lincoln. but she gave the officials
thcre so much trouble that doubts
~fHp pf.tr. e, ~ re~ ~ I'D ~
was transferred TO the asylum hero
Her sobriquc, q. Painting Bertha
was given her hy The police many
yr.rs ar0 bcCgus. OF her ability 'o
fan into genuine swoou Whenever
she feared arrest or other trouble
She now declares -hc has picked he-
la. pocket aud sincerely intends to
follow lHc straight and narrow path
after her release
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
SECRIrtnN OF lEpARTMiNT III
MMEKCE PLEADS tJR iIp
FROM CONGhESS.
FOOD EXPORTS SHOW Loss
sale Proposes 60 Recognize i,ureau
of Corporations Ia Make In-
quirl Into Big Combi-
nations.

ly Associated Press
DETROIT Mich. oct with
the declaration that the tide OF
American business 100 the foreign
field is at Co., flood and that means
must bo employed 10 maintain Il. Sc,
rctary Kedfeld addressing tine Bou.d
Of Commerce here today. made q
direct appeal to business men to asa
Congress 90 appropriate more funds
for the prosecution OF the work in
his department
The Secretary explained his pro-
posed reform ol commercial repre-
sonta,ioa abroad though ,he appoint
ment Of corps oi special agents
ana supervision of the rommcrci.
activities of the various consuls
Mr. Rediield declared his depart
mont had an ambitious program OF
investigation and trade furthcrancc
He said It was the intention Of the
government 60 press li vigorously 81
funds we're provided
For example said ho. at TN,
present moment the inquiry into the
pottery Industry which is very im-
Dortaut and intended 20 be- very
helpful inyostjsatiou. o. almost az q
stgnds'ilI Tor lack pl funds
assume you are aware OF 90"
great advance of American export
trade loo manufactures during IN"
last year Tiwc was within thh
memory OF most OF YOU. when We
sold abroad CHIEFLY the products li
our fields aud farms or OF our
mines We were known as q food
exporting country. aud Ia a sense did
LARGELY feed the nations That dlY
is gone Our exports OF crude food
siufrs are hut rs nor cerf of the TO-
tai and mapor place in our export
trade De- filled by the products Of our
manufactures. in which work yol o.
Detroit have bad o large share
To sell our manufactures abroad
10 the extent o. over fifteen hundred
millions IN value i meme year BE- uo
small thing but Nncu this continues
90 expand az the approximate rate
1f lalf million dollars daily aud
when 600 this total the largest item by
far is that OF fully finished mtuull,-
lures which .s not only. a- have
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
FARWELL IS THE winner
Judge IIamlin decides Against Par.
merton Since it Hid Not liO.
rcitc Majority.

IAUWELL. TcA.. oct ~ Their,
Was ucA turn Foo the county 'a.
fight 900 this. Farmer county Oh e
morning when Couuy judge J. D.
Uamhu returned and cau,assed tho
daF after which uedecllrcG the r'-
iorg lall the votes cast The r'-
suit % tlc vote and had an order eu-
tered upon the minutes OF thr tIm-
mIs.iouUrs Court to that effect ano
also declared that FarWcll was elect
,l county seat OF said Farmer County
N, r. son of the fact that the town OF
IamertoVn failed 20 receive % ma
.orify of an The votes cats The rr
.ur thc election as shoWn hy tns
order of the County Judge entered
upon Che minutes OF ths Commission
err. Court .s as follavs
Precinct so. Black poll,d l..
vote. for Frioaa o.. parmerion iU.
Faruril g
Precinct 80. 60. Friou, poiled 90
votes For Fr.oaa 8 parmertoa is.
FsfNciI 3
Precinct SO royiua poiled 'D
vote. For Friopa %. Parmorton 49,.
FarNeu g.
Precinct SO G Fsreeil polied 'ni
votes For FrIoua % rarmortoa .
Tarvc' tuf
prs,'uc. so q Star Ranch poiicl
- vot.- For Friou4 70, PlrmcrtIu
Is FarveI
Total number votes polied 22s.
Tor Froua %. f0r parmcrton ~
tor Farscil 900.
Or appears that one vote polled a..
Got.us was cot accounted for iu The
return. bbt the s'atuafe says that in
order to r.moys tho county seat a.
maiory oi he votes poiled must 'a
Ia favor OF such removal and tas
therefore results In the county se-t
remaining AZ Faresll at present al
lslst The election will likely be
contested m the interest of Farmer.
Ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22

SIR LIuNII GARDEN
OFFERS EXPLANATION.

Ry Associated rress
MEXICO CITY. Mex. oct 21.--
The dissolution of congress by Huer
90 was purely au internal affair of
NcsIc0. which could not possibly
have bearing upou the presentation
my credentials" said Sir Lionel Car
den. British Minister when asked to-
day concerning comments In the
pres. rrovJg oui of the coincidence
nf fha fur ova.,t "'r4. if 'sfrpi
cons OF my eo,ernmen, yer. oesi-
ntr he said ilad IL bsen desired
that . withhold presentations OF Gre
denilaIs. would have been so adj
ts,d Personally Q r not prosum-
rI t.at ! knew whether the dlssolg-
tur 60 Congress V.- un act author
g,l Dos the law. or tha country,
am not sure but that DO Is. The mat
lrr H wholly Within ihn discretion of
ms government .uI Q should not be
uHI, HNp,0f o. ommcnt'
Il. al 3D., N.- Inclined to believe
fu. Imt,I State. dO. not fully ap-
ur...fr tlr .,ruH.Hr.s of conditions
.u NHI.,o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
NO DEMONSTRATION Al TRAM
ONLY FICIAi FAMILY AC.
COMrANil inn.
EXPRESSES No REGRETS
Advisers viii Follow Him tn New
York To-day to IIelp Launch Cam
paign for assembly
seat.
B Associated rros

~ Associated Press
ALBANY. ~ \. Oct 2l-Wll-
liam Sulzcr tonight departed form
Albany In silence. not q friend out
side his official family accompanied
him TO The station. Not cheer
rractcd him with his hat drawn oy-
er his eyes ana his phm buried ~
his oyercoat collar hn walked slowly
down the platform end boarded tho
car.
Il have no regret we're his last
words. 10 ! had olor' thing to do
over again. would do iust 1s have
done Ny firnt hls Just begun"
ilalf dozen OF hif advisers wiz
follow him e. NeE York tomorrow 20
aid in star'irg hif fight fer the as-
sembly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
IEnERAI REGULATIONS Pro
TECTI\G MIGRATORY BIRDS

WASHINGTON, 10 e.. oct. ~
IN view o. m understanding as Co.,
whether OF uof the new Federal reg
u'ltious for the protection OF migrJ-
tory and iuscCtiEoroua birds are now
Boo effect the department o. NEa-
culture states that these regulations
have been iuct'Dr' since October 4.
iNfs. when they Nc,, signed uy o..
President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
FILIPIN0S APPRECIAT|VE
rhlhrpur l-~rmhl, Passes Reso,u-
tt"u Expressing Relief in the
Hight iu Freedom.

b.. associated Press.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Oct ~
T.. answer of the Philippines N
WILSON,. Message delivered thro..h
Governor General Harrison, came nv
.... To-day iu the form of n rero,,,
u'n adopted Boy the Philippine As
..ub.t
Emphatic belief IN the right q,
-l. FHIpuos 20 be free was exnr.s
-rI m the resolution, made puh,,o
b. fHo War Department.
I'd, resolution expressed gra,,o
cation al the tone OF the Presidsn,.-
message and stated belief that the
Fuipinos would be able TO WORT -
better advancement II allowed n
manage their own affairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22

nov exist and are likely To coutin-
ne. that a progressive Democrat is
ikely 10 bc nominated unless ho is
also state wide prohibtionist"
| cannot ooncodc that all the po-
Htical virtue in Texas iuhores only
m statewide prohihitiouists The
hoher than thou" attitude is not
new ~ has had its vogue. however.
and its effects upon Texas Demo
Gratis g. 300 longer dangerous
stand Tor the same things in
Texas thai Woodrow Wilson stood
for 90 Nev Jersey, Not only tor
good government aud decency iu
politics. ou. ALSO iui 'ha' s'uo
which either good government of de-
cency m politics is impossible. the
elimination col the bosses Accepting
'ho authority of ono or the strong.
F pohlhitiouisfs iu tbH state. "a
WIu NbH is himself candidate I0r
Gutrrtor. wc know that urr. are
political BOSSES uog seeking to die
tate policies and nominees u Texas.
ud :. tor one. shall .st3uf fOr those
things for which Woodrow Wilson
stands. and hn'r 1 overthrow
them Among tlu son. ..rst b.t ..
NouIroU Wilson after h,romm.
Governor 90. \DN Jersey Nas fbo r..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22

NORTHAMPTON Mass. Oc' o..
Smith College and The town ,
Northampton are The hosts of tbe
tenth annual meeting %. the Nassa.
thusetts state Conference of rhag.t-
is- which convened today for l
three dag. session Organized Ctar
itr u0rkors. public officials. mcdical
uer. educator ohurchmen aut
Others are here from all parts of 'hc
State to take rlrt m the proceed
iuss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
CHARLES n. Mlii.S. RErllESEN-
TArINE TO LEGISLhTu
NAMES ANNOJ NCEMENT.
OUTLINES MAIN POLICIES
Not Believer IN Statewide rrohi.
bition llut Think, That Qucs.
tiun should not Pre-
dominate.
Special to The Daily News

Special to The Daily News
CORslCANA. Ten, oct 2l Hon.
Charles II Mills. representative ln
the State legislature from the Cor
sicana district. today made formal
announcement OF his candidacy tor
governor Of Texas
Mr Mills Is son of former TN
tied states Senator Roger O. Mills
Ills formal announcement follows.
70 Texas Democrats
am a candidate for Governor OF
this state.
For many months I have had un.
der consideration the question of be
comi.g a candidate for this office
Generous and unsolicited tenders OF
support have come 10 me from every
section OF this state. and from cy-
cry walk of life.
Naturally This has been very pleas
inl 10 me, but have held back until
this time because of a desire 90 act
only after mature deliberation, aud
because while / was aware OF the
greatness OF the honor which
sought 10 attain | was deeply son
siblc of the responsibilities which
It's attainment entailod
There are already several for
mally announced candidates for this
office, and there are other gentle
men who are delibcratinp. as have
lone. as 10 announcing their own
caudidacies have hestated also
because ! dislike 10 appear tn tho
lifht of seeker for public favor
but the events of the past few days
have placed rev phase OF the sit
uation before us and have caused ms
70 see ne GgbeU arial race In O.
new sad d.I c'ent - Il, ihiH o. tu
to the cali which mas been issued
from Dallas for a meeting 10 be- held
In that city ON the 18th instant 20
so'pc, a Democrat who is % state.
wide pruhihitiouist for nomination
for Governor Boo the Democratic pri.
maro Boo July l9ll
lu the cali which appeared iu Tho
daily papers of the lGt instant this
language appears
we believe 30 90 bc of the hIrh
est importance Go tho cousc ot good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22

By trsocinied Press
BOSTON. Mass. oct gl Grt-
boat" smith heavyweight Mockr
ont Tony Ros of Newcastle. Pa
iu the tenth round Of what was .r
tended 90 bee - round bout here TO-
uirht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22

WASHINGTON % z. Got -l.--
West Texas fair Wednesday. cooler
90 night Thursday mIr aud colder
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,contiuued on Page tWol.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
POPULAR RULE IN JAPAN.

The recent cutting of appropriations for the navy
The army apan generally attributed of prudence
on the part government Mr. T. Brace Milford The Ma
ona Review for thinking that is due deeper
cause.-the greater influence attained by the democratic parties
the empire pressure exerted by them relieve the heavy
burden which hampers the industry and the welfare Of
the people.
Mr. in very interesting the democratic
evolution the granting of the Constitution in 1899 the grad
the actual application of the principle of Minis
tra responsibility the Emperor alone the principle of
sponsbiy the legislatures the first experiment and failure
.l line final and the practical elimination of the Geno
Elder Statesmen In the time effect has been produced
Under the Constitution designed
The element of unity and the will of the EN-
pcror death of the Emperor who granted the Cons
with the marked addition the power and influence of
Tie that the rooted respect for the Emperor
deeply tnged with religious ervor has begun weak
Ii perhaps little exravagant to Mr. Milford does
that the political of the japanese people has been
co. but certain that much larger number Of the Japanese
becoming interested political affairs and that large share
of the practical of national affairs has fallen into the
hands of their representatives and leaders Blind devotion to the
regarded by element superstition
For the present is probable that this change in the and
use of political power tends toward and toward internal
order The first desire of the people that has made itself felt is
the desire for relief from the crushing which the extension
the army and had caused If this temper persists the whole
problem Of the Far East will be smpfed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
POPULAR GOVERNMENT NOT A FAILURE.

Henry the
He the and others similar ndica
ton that something radically wrong with system
aBd predicts dire disaster He stormy ahead of
changes radical consequence predicts that shall
through trial and trbuaon the Tulsa Oklahoma World
Mr. Watterson and his cult of thinkers themselves all
Popular will last till the The principles
upon which this republic founded which
which it has Travelled They today
Jefferson incorporated them the declaration of independence
They will be vital three from they today
The trouble that grosque schemes of reform frs urbe
lows of popular fancy emotional of legislation been
taken Tor deesead popular and the people
tolerant to degree patient and suffering have taken the shadow
the substance have been drawn from their
and ad cut loose ncarted without
rudder and with nacsm the captains bridge The popular
eec0pf United States senator's the initiative and referendum the
recall Qf Judges these but the expression of ansoy
the pastme of the hour
Sooner later may be year from may be
% the sober second thought of the people will
sert itself as always asserted Itself crisis itself
ing the Civil War as asserted itself every critical
national history When that happy day shall the
the fantastic reforms and the will
to the dusheap consigned oblivion. green
hackers with the free silver agitators
Fopnist vagaries, it with the Socialists.
Popular assuredy demonstraby
stable today Mr. Watterson should despair citizen
ought despair The thing to do not to around in the
rs nut put On the whole of the Lord
and the anarchist hip and thigh horse dragons
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
A SPLENDID VIEW.

industrial Of the World Ohio recently
publicly renowned his allegiance 20 that organization and Rpogiyed
for the nammacy sentiments he had expressed such The
before whom he had been brought accepted the action Tor what
worth and proceeded the minimum penalty provided
By taking the hghmnd view that the speeches revhg the
ug constituted ofnsc for which public apology
entirely Inadequate The Leader was sentenced to fine of
800 thirty the wOrkousc When he his
good citizenship is hoped the work of reformation
the beginning which Is evidenced by The apology and renunca
of allegiance will be well toward completion If this
he then find himself condition qualifying
offender minge with respectable and awabdug people
could be which the
vfcaon the flag crime deserving punishment
eodng the Kansas City journal The w w have apparently
themselves the Adam Gods of modern Industrial
situation They have repeatedly transcribed the widest bounds
liberation and have placed themselves beyond the pale of the
enent Yet they have rarely been the they
deserve and there have always been found other anarchists and loaf
approve their In places outraged c
zcnsp has given them short sh expelled them from the
muniy with than ceremony But there has been
reted to them the just OF their ofense The Ohio judge
other parts of the country where the red flag been
couraged their enciaton of the authority under which
they the liberty they abuse There talk d
reced against undesirable aliens and far little unde
able citizens of whom the W. w respects the most
undesirable.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
DOES SHE WANT MAN OR Ep1cuRE

The ppant Figaro pushes the eugcnts the wafo the
and the front with assertion that the
fitness for the he holds his knife and fork
and the which he attacks his dessert The Figaro
ance beware
cats his meat without grudgg despite his heart paying little
heed to the nicctes of the 1t rs the who
pee his peach for dessert with the respect the devotion
artist who will the tender wacfu husband
hats and pretty gowns if of the subcr qualities of the
and heart.
When The Figaro gets itself lost in classify
relate sweets with irabiy beef with scaawags fish with poll
cans and have aside and let the discussion trip
along But in the would that many imsel
who had heard the stock wticsms about the
the undercru of the and with about
capacities in the building and piemakng line would
think twice before she would trust her happiness of those
dainty epicueans who commit suicide if all well with
Rather she will take herself those sturdy gobbers
eat be noursed rather than be
snsbfes according
culinary accomplishments Even if she be fancy
VIII prefer direct and unquibbng who like Tombstone
heather philosopher when he had desire to eat would
open his lips when he put into his mouth meaning thereby that
grapes made to eat and lips to open"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
MARRIAGE IN HASTE.

In order to make out the best possible for
throw safeguards about marriage and render less
phmen than present is only necessary
of daily newspaper and look che bring
people. into the divorce
According 10 the Chicago nercean the of
Picard couple in Chicago where young girls
The result OF bet baseball which
how lightly marriage viewed by the youthful mhnkng
1t resulted IN quick separation of course.
Anher that of Francis Laskewt and
they were both steerage ship which
York March "a 1903 little of gaantry upon part
laskewio the girl at Ellis island brought them together Twelve
hours later they husband wife
IN May OF the less than
deserted ms wife Mrs askewitz has filed
IL there had been period of probation prior
the weched outcome of would probably have been avoided
marriages were attended with degree of difficulty there would
be ew If marriages bet. 1t
argument necessary uphold the thesis that marriage
made more difficult ii reads the papers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
GHOSTS AND THE GAS PIPE.

In this of realism haunted house Naturally it existed
Boston but far the Huntington Chambersin
ratlonas IN fact the Back Bay district The children and
wants who slept the third and fourth floors would with
the night the complained of feeling
all them at night and the children pale looking
the Several tenants had occupied the house each
had the peculiar experience Even the older folk who
the floors heard the recOted by the
and felt the For
had nailed the authentic spook of its lifetime.
1t WASH Professor Muensteerg who exposed the haunt either
The humiliation Of the affair lies the that the
He had his little theory about ghosts knowing something
He inspected the chandelier and had look the
Then he informed the whose paror furniture
on the sidewalk that poisoning and not ghosts that allied
the household
The doctors upheld him Poisoning known
create all of mental disturbance by
loss OF psychic and greatly diminished
FIRST mid stage al carbon monoXe poisoning extremely
tVe the slightest noise be exaggerated hence the
sounds from adjoining house well
Bay residents of spirit walking about few away.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
WHAT WILL HAPPEN.

The sheep ba:ons of Australia will have when
Underwood tariff bill becomes law. They will
higher TOR their wool but the freemeat tariff
Jaw will enable them TO supply the Pacific NUT
Ton at such will California sheep owners
have sheared the animal apologize him for cutting throat
wlen they must sell
Angeles Times
The consumers however ii is said will cheaper mutton
yes. Tor while until hockS killed of
mutton from the Anpodes will be advanced rate
When the Panama Canal shall be completed refrigerated beef
from The Argentine will discourage raising cattle
Beer VIII be cheaper for time then reduced production at home
VIII again advance in prices
Russian italian Chinese eggs poultry butter and all foods
raised on lands worth 81 $40 abor who work for
SID month and feed Themselves will under the Wson-I n(er
wood blL enter market free working women
cciVe VI to women
work troan 4ia. m. to p IN, for "A cents
An EmglshbOrn
ring London writes to Congressman saying the mannac
rers and workers of England simply waiting for President
wilson 10 sign the arh act and then there will a our
markets the best markets earh question how will if
effect our producers aborers our business comu
es and our general prosperity? leave this your own con
fsion The of the America and hon
mig that she will make this misep chance The
cost OF living in Europe and all the will rise The cost
OF production will also rise.
In our country the producer will then the con
Rumer wh suffer second and boosted high of living
viii be- lowered " 'e
HThe bill If il becomes benefit the peasants Of Russio
and ay the cattle and sheep ae of Australia and Argentina
and uruguay the Chnaman but the that they are ben
flied our people will suffer
- H congress American congress or Russian or Iaon a,
Australian or South American ~ "
nv lls acts we shall know and become enlightened II woud ia
me hnVoAles 81 ee meats and reduced duties good Ia y t,
Smlhdsd market IN London and things before they vote