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The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
AMERICANS IN MEXICO . .
URGE SUPPORT FOR THE
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT

Mexico City. Mar. IA request
10 the people OF the United States "tG
extend all possible aid and cnrour.
sgemsnt TO the Mexican people In
their efforts to establish good Eov-
ernu,ent" ix contained in a rcsoiu-
tion published by the American Col
ony In Mexico City today.
The Americans held n mass meet
Ing last n1sht. Speakers depreciat-
cd the publication In the United
States OF articles incorporating the
Mexican people Statements that
during the street fighting American
citlzena sought safety under the Brit.
lsh flag also were denounced.
United States Ambassador Wilson
was praised by the gathering for
noble and patriotic services
General Campox and his force of
1900 men. seasoned by years SER
vicc In Oroxco's army. will Join the
government troops under General
Aubert In p campaign against III.
rebel governor Carranza. In tn. stat.
Of Coahuilu. according to war de-
pnrtmcnt adyices today from Tnrrcon.
With this additional force Gen
cral Aubert will have arproximat-
ely five thousand men In bis column
and should have little difficulty In
supprcssinK the revolt. Carranxa ~
supposed to command only 1000 men
Alberto Guajuardo. a commander
of irrcxnlarx md close friend of
carranxn has Joined tho Conhulln
rebellion. lie occupies with 600
men. the INNINGS camps nt I.nS e.
Icram,as. Muscuiz and AhuIia.
francesca villa. who has rc.entcr-
I'd Mexico In thought to have Joined
former Governor Maytorena OF tho
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
ANOTHER HABEAs CORPUS
WRIT FOR THAW

New York. Mar. l.-Anothcr ha-
Ltcas corpus writ has hee9t obtsiAed.
2d In behalf OF Harrs x. rhAw. On
the application OF Charles Kennedy
Of this city. Justice Guy today sign
cd writ directing the acting sup
crintcndsni Of Maticawan hosiptal
TO produce Thnw before n Justice Of
the state supreme court here. II II
thought that the hearing will he
Monday or Tuesday next.
Several wrl's have previously bccn
obtained In Thaw's behalf In nm ef-
fort to establish his sanity and oh
tain his release from tho asylum.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
3 ssuYng1gga. W TIE .c1scv1e1gos

. The Trinidad tColoD Chron- 4
. iclo-News has Just finished
. popularity contss, for young 4
. women. which proved very sue
. c.ssful, resulting in almost
. doubling the circulation. An 4
. automobile was awarded as I
. capital prize, with pianos. dia-
. mond rings, watches aud bust
= ness courses as minor prizes.
. southern Colorado was thor
. ouYhly covered by the cam I
. paign.
. The contest was conducted by 4
. the Northeastern Circulation I
. conpany.-Thc Fourth Estate.
. - = . . . . . . . . Q
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Athena. Greece. March IA dc,
tachmcnt Of 900 Turkish infantry
men fought for six hours asainst n
body OF Greek troops near Jauana
today and surrendered only after Ie
Turks had been killed. including
eight officers. The dead wor" buried
on the battlefield.
Th. statement received her" ths,
the Greeks los, only four wounded II
regarded with skcptlcigm
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01

): - =: IN CONGRESS

- Senator Martin issued
call i.. Jmocrnric caucus for March
3.
Adopted conference report on army
appropriation hill. carrying ss,.:Gd.-
las.
Filibuster by Senator NewlandS
prevented adoption Of rivers and
harbors appropriation bill conference
report.
HOUSE: Passed Webb liQuor ship
mcnt hill over Presidents veto, s1t
To ~.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
AMERICAN WRITER
TORTURED IN MEXICO

Girard. kan... Mar. John
Kenneth Turner. an American writ
or Imprisoned In the City NJ Mexico
during tn. recent revolt. was robbed
tortured and threatened with death
and appealed without avail to the
American ambassador according to
n letter received here today by Fred
d. Warren. editor OF the Appeal to
Turner.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
NEW GERMAN DREADNAUGHT
IS LAUNCHED TODAY

Willcnshnfcuer. Germany, Mar. /.
A new drcadnnught for the Ger
man navy was launched here today
in the presenc" OF Emperor " illiam.
She Yill he the first warship TO
carry a battery OF 1i-inch guns. Hei
exact dimensions have not been made
public but it Is reported that she dis.
places $4,000 tons. She was christ
pned the KoeniK
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
BArrLEsAH CONTRACT

/ Wsshioxson. MSr.h i.--T;,. s.crc.
tary Of war has awarded n contract
for the construction OF tho batilcship
on. OF the largest In
III" world. to the Newport New
Shipbuiiding company, AZ their bid
NJ $..@G0.00O.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
REnrEIn FOR CABINET

NVW 1UTK, NTUT. u ne FfTUOkIy II
nouncement this afternoon in spe-
cial disnp,ch from Washington that
Representative William o. Redfield
,of Brooklyn has bcen offered and has
accepted the position of secretary of
commerce In Woodrow Wilson's cab
met.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
SEEKS
PEACE THRU
POWERS

London, March Turkey
hns unrcervcdly placed her
self in the hands OF I'll. Euro
p"an powers with a request 10
conclude peace ns advantage.
ously AZ posslbI" Tor her.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
JOE RIVERS WEEDS

10. Angeles. cant. Mar. 1.--Jo.
Rivers the Mexican lightweight pu.
eilis'. became u married man today
III. bride waS Pauline Slscrt. ma
tive Californian OF Mexican descent.
who was .ioc's school mate before
bc entered the ring.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01

Weather Bureau Report.
Tonight fair. Colder northeast
portion. Sunday fair
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01

Tucson. Ariz.. March l.--Govcrnor
Maytorena. dcposcd governor of So
nora. has arrived safely at n small
american border town near Dou xlas.
Arizona. Automobiles set out today
from here to meet him. The Cover
nor's family already is here. Hcrmo-
sillo. the Sonora state capital. is re-
ported quiet today.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01

Vera Cruz. Mex. Mar. 1.-The mr.
rest by federal soldiers early today
~ six American .scsr'su fro-a -ths
ward liner Monterey following the
firing Of shot near the custom,
house. brought u vigorous protest
from William Canada. American
consul. The men were thercupon rc-
leased and m apology offered by the
military commander. Evidence show
cd they are all unarmcd and sober,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01
THE WEATHER
fHlLOSOeHiCAL PHELjX SAYs

Maw's got n
hobblc skirt. |
heard Paw say
he'd never per-
nit his wife t.
wear one OF EN-,
an 80 did Nav.
That's how IT
happened.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-01

Lost articles are usually found
by honest people-for most all
people are essentially honest. You
can recover your valnshlss II your
Lost nd sninds ihs alarm
promptly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29
RIN. ROBINSON CONCIl DES
SERIES on ABI.E SERMONS

six Steps IN the Wrong Dircc-
lion. was the subject Of he sermon
delivered Dos Rev Ernest T. Robin
son. of the polk Street Methodist
church sunday night being The last
of q series of sermons ON the Evils
of Modern Society Rev. Robinson
undertook 10 indicate these six STEERS
and successfully uufoldcd them iu q
way which was oiilsIur 10 the large
audience. Those who have heard
the entire series pronounce them "a
the best they have heard ON the great
subject especially zoos they come from
The lips of man Who Ia talented bon
every word O., Jho Gospel
AZ the morning service Rev Rob
nson preached another doctrraI
sermon. which was stimumtyc tl
spiritual growth and charscd with
the dyuamiCl laws of on uuorriu
gospel The docrlual sermons ar.
mot douomlultiuu1l. buI Biblical. and
tor that reason we're especially gp
prc,iatod by liI who heard them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29
NEVER AGAIN. SAYS Mr..
CLEARWATER
DALLAS NAN TEXAS WHAT HAP
rENED TO hin AFTER 30
YEARS on SUFFERING

Never again, says Mr.. y. W.
Clearwater. who a. q, years old, who
is engaged In teaming and fine stock
raising and whose home is at Has
kcll Forney avenues, Dallas. never
again. viii be- without Plant
Juice In my home. II has cured me-
ol rheumatism that has bothered m"
for thirty years has also benefited
my kidneys, liver and stomach and
this old lumbaRo that has kept mo
Fac home so much Is now an gone. II
knew / could not get another bot
tie YOU could not buy this one for
500" he said. exhibiting a bottle
that bee had just purchased
Il have lent some Plant Juice TO
my neishbors In order that they
might test &c. They are an taking
DO now and are as enthusiastic over
il as ! am"
Plant Juice" represents the great
ost combination that science has
been able to take from the medicinal
plants oft the earth II BIS the most
marvellous rcconsiructiyc aud toni"
produce of the are. II Is an absolute
specific for all stomach. liver. kidney
land blood ailments. II YOU have in
digestion, are bilious, constipaiol,
nerve wrecked. hraiu-largcd or iut
run down. lose no time Ia getting u
bottle OF PLANT Juice II will put
new lifo into you and remove your
physical troubles Thompson SELLS H.
iAdIl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

The first monster public clock
keeping time ln accordance with the
new French computation has Just
been unveiled in the tower OF the
saint Lazare Railway Terminus.
The popularity OF this time piece
Is that Is has two separate diais
which change places automatically
ON the strokes of midnight aud mid
day The first ia numbered from za-
10 to twelve, and tho second from
thirteen 90 twenty four. Even
logically minded people who objected
90 the suppression of either zero OF
twenty four o'clock in the ordinary
figured diulH. can lind mo- objection
60 the Saint Lalare clock Five min.
utos before midnirht viii be- as they
wish TO have g. Give minutes "a
twenty four" and five minutes after
midnight tive minutes past zero.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29
HOBO[S CAPTURE
DENVER FREIGHT

llohors became so bold Saturday
cyeuiu: as to capture a freight train
south of Tcxline and convert Il 4.
their use as passenger train almoe
INTO Amarillo. A brakeman who de-
tcctcd the weary WIllics' iu conceal
mcut In the cnrs demonstrated with
them. informing them of their viola.
ton of the state laws and the rail-
way regulations. They would no,
take the hint When the train crew
attempted 10 shake them loose, they
Offered resistance.
one OF the brakes was knocked
down by one of the wearira, but ho
was soon upon his feet. Picking no
% stone lying handy, he tossed IL %
his belligcrant, striking tho hobo ou
his bean, and sending him 10 the
ground FOR the imaginary count But
before the freight had passed him, o."
was enrolled as PASSENGER. The
other hobOea stayed with The train
and there was a constant fight wage
between the train crew aud the no
bocs. the hobocs maintaining the
balance of power. a. II were. Then
the wires hummed Special officer
Bob Sullingcr OF the Denver line va.
advised of the fracas and with the as
distance OF OFFICER Burton Roach
captured three hoboes who came ir
10 Amarillo. one of whom was u"
gro One OF the men hal blood upo'
his shirt bosom. but denied that %.
had anything TO do Will the srrim
mage with the brakcmau The Off
GERS rode ont To- the west part o
the city ON the Denver line Vhcr
there Is heavy grade and WhCr.
hohoes pile Off 10 avoid being 1ush
IN the yards, but were unable 90 fiu.
any more OF the number II was uu
derstood hy the officer Monday af
ornoon that hobo was seen iu tow.
iu the early part OF the #ay with
'heofy" head. and the officers hope
TO effect his arrest and Identify NIn
as the man who used force again.
the brakeman.
Officers have arrcstD NOT l.
than 80 hohocs within a.. past tW.
weeks. and there seems fH hp n0 'r'
mp n the hogira from somewhere u.
i'm Colorado, whore. % ia understood
the authorities have taken 10 hoo.
hand 10 diycst that section o0 Do.
country OF undesirable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29
Ms. Finger an Appreciation.

A few days ago the daily papers
chroniciIod the death By burning OF
Mrs Van Finger. TO those who knew
her the announcement brought sor-
row Tor the husband aud children 80
uutimely borctt of the dear one who
lost her life iu the discharge of a
simple duty. Brief was the beauti-
ful life, none Of the pomp and splen-
dor. none OF the ploasueres of wealth
and great social position was hers.
yet loo her simple goodness. unfal-
trrinr devotion 10 her loved ones
she vas indeed peerless Simple.
unaseuming, gentle. tender and true
she walked iu the straight aud mar
row way ass she saw it Toiling to
give comfort and pleasure to her
household. her days were 80 filled
with loving work that she had No
time nor inclination for idle gossip
or useless sQuandcring Of time. ii
would seem that she filled a small
place Zoo the world work yet II Is
not true for none can contemplate
her life without being bettered, none
knew her without knowing that ?
rare sweet human liic was oyempl-
fled iu her daily walk TO some NJ
those who loved her b. Is an mex
pressiblo JOY 90 know that with the
pasiup from mortal sight her ~"
did not end, but viii 20 on forever.
Her husband and little ones viii
miss her gentle presence sorcly hut
for her is the wider life. the joy ~
] life lived loo her Masters service.
\ FRIEND.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

The revival meeting scheduled for
the Buchanan street Methodist
church sunday morning was usherod
iu with % large crowd aud an able
sermon by Rev ". l. CaurhHu, the
pastor The night service was liber-
ally attended and the music of On"
choir was ably directed los E,anscli .
tic Singer poultcr The Monday
ulfbt crowd was small on account OF
the heavy rain
The services viii be- conducted CIV.
cry uirht at the church by the pastor
ANA the singing is of the best Tine
church has been kindly favored with
"a cleartoncd piano b. one OF the pia-
no houses OF tie city.
The pastor urges that every Chr
titan who can. attend This service au
assist IN the work OF saving souls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

The initial meeting of tho Boy
Welfare CLUB N.s most thofdu
success. for which fact ! feel grateful
TO am who Zoo ans manner iorwade1
the ends attained Prominent 1mou'
This list ,s the Daily News. the pane.
having given freely of its adycrtif
iug and new space TO She cutcrpris'
showing thereby that the paper wa
m line with tho movement lu yieH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29
FORT WORTH LIVE STOCK

FORT WORTH. Texas. July 2N.--
Hog receipts 1900, market steady O.
3 cents lower, top, S9.l2 bulk.
$S.9OnS9.lo; light, $50 ~ $3.50;
mixed. $500 $500; hoavy. SN.95is
"a S9l2la. pigs. SG.75m$125.
Cattle receipts 5000, incudiHs
! 500 calves. steers steady 10 % cents
lower. Top. SG.35; bulk SI15H
.SG.25. stockers steady. top, $40.
bulk. S5.5on $500; lows steady. top
$40. bulk. $l5OmS5.0U. calves
steady 10 20 cents lower. top, S175,
bulk. $6.5oH $3.50. sheer receipts
500. market strong. wethcrs at Sl.ta
Ewes. si25.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

Lora. police Officers we're rlIol
90 400 alley between Taylor aud Fli
more street. late sunday afternoon
Go .upu % lrhi between two bu,
ono uI whom yas from rho cpuutr
Both OF lhc antagonist. were spur
90 boII.rorou.l hg thr boss who n"I,
aHW ihcm Bach OF the combatau'
gave Dob be#i .u tho scrap aud RaH A..
weary when tho Officers intervene
that uu.thcr could have held out
much longer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

of this fact, gladly express my feel
ing of appreciation ana thankfulness.
II u is not asking too much,
should Ike IN this connection, to ex.
press through your columns. thanks
10 the Panhandle Printing Company
for window cards and to the Loving
Printing Company for circulars, both
free Of charge 90 behalf OF the organi
hati0u.
Yours with gratitude.
J. l.. POPE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29
kansas CITY Grain

KANSAS CITY. Mo- July as
Cash What-No . red. Soia NS1;
No. red, So No. hard. SOis asa;
No. hard. SONS3.
cash Corn No. white GN No
3 white. GO No. . mixed, SO Ia,
No 9 mixed. 50 y "a GO.
Cash Oats No white. aeis y,
8 white. SEA Ia. No mixed. 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29
The King Of Al La,aii,cs

For constipation. headaches. indi-
gestion and dyspepsia. use Or. Kings
New Life pills. Paul Mathulka. Of
Buffalo. - y. says they are the
King OF an laNati,es They are q
blessing 10 an my family and al
ways keep a box an home. Get a
COX and get we'll Price csc. Rec
commended by Amarillo Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

Vs. " kcnucr of Corsicana who
bas been visiting his daughter Mr..
r. r. Green. 1871 Harrison street, for
the last fow days. leaves this morn
Zoo for BOB home
Ed Goldiua. Frisco engineer of
llillsboro. is visiting his brother J. r..
Guldiug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29
ItII; TRADE

lt-CTc 'oD puuT SuIY1ou spun
poo1 y Iol sn llslA NlJ oWIruV
loI aprn o. puul 10 sa1afd paAoId
mlm pun psAoIdm IusAas .IadoId
$40 ioI uonlos p3AoIdml 5un ELMO
10 'oR 'NIV IoI smoQ ono inns %
-uIoJHuD IoI s3suoU g adNNL HOI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

Don't forget wo have plenty o.
room TO store your furniture .n OBJ.
best storage room iu tho ..iF rr
reasonable Phone N4t ku Iu.
land Furniture Co. '.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

The life OF a pearl oyster Dos about
eight years, bat u docs ra .0uut Tor
much as a source ct pesrls sa ruls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

FOR EXCHANGE Modern ~ room
up 10 nov, swell. first class premief
sort OF residence ON the best street
iu Amarillo. lot l50X15O and worth
price asked for tho houme. VIII take
q trade. balance time. bad health.
Visit our office. Dockray Land Co
22g-ft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29

\ SPLENDID house, block of land
and worth SG.s00 y trade in lam
visit our office Dockray Land
Co. 22a-lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-29
FOR RENT

FOR RENT store room occupied
by Griffin Grocery 413 - POLK
street. possession August LIST Ad-
dress J H. Patton. san Antonio,
Texas Box 1876. 223-25tp
FOR LEASE Good restaurant we'll
equipped, good stand Address box
39i, Clarendon. Texas. 22i Tsp
FOR RENT our apartment No. &c
first floor 81. Charles Apartments.
Seventh and Taylor streets. T. ".
BrazDtou. 222-tf
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-06
An1boy and Vicinity

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kellmer went
to Cleveland Wednesday to attend
the funeral of their brother-in-law,
James Taminy.
The Shelby Fire Insurance com
pany will hold its annual meeting
on Tuesday June 3 at Amboy.
Mrs. Mary Kellmer and her mother
went to Mankato Monday to consult
a physician for Mrs. Kellmer's little
girl
Kenneth Henning brought home
the silver medal from the contest
at Truman last week.
There will be no preaching serv-
ices at the Christian church next
Sunday afternoon, but services will
be held in the evening if the wealth
er is good The meetings will con-
tinue for about two weeks.
Decoration day exercises will be
held at the Pleasant View cemetery
Don't forget that. Amboy will be
on the map next Thursday, June s.
The Creamery association will hold
picnic that day and several noted
speakers will give addresses. Every.
one is welcome and royal good
time is anticipated.
Grace and Hattie Kellmer spent a
| few days with their brother Dwight
at Pleasant Grove.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-06
y faltef would be SIM,

To faltef would be SIM
but the prosperity and security
and safety of this country has been
purchased with the blood and tears
of the men whose deeds we honor,
and whose memories we cherish to-
day. Let us prove ourselves worthy
of our heritage. Let us make the
field of carnage veritable garden of
peace and beauty. One of the most
bloody battles in all history was that
of Neerwinden, between the French
under the Duke of Luxembourg, and
the English and Dutch under William
III, in which the French were vic
tors. The soil was fortified with
90 900 bodies, and the next summer
it broke forth into millions of pop
pies, as Macaulay tells us, vast
sheet of rich scarlet extending for
hundreds of acres in every direction.
Thus did beauty spring from ugliness,
and the hand of the Lord made itself
manifest where the wickedneSs OF
men had wrought desolation. The
| flowers that fall over the graves OF
our heroic dead on Memorial day are
not only a nations tribute to the
valor and sacrifice of thousands oil
her sons, but sweet and holy meth
cd of covering the wounds of the
past with mantle of lovliness."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-06
Eagle Lake

Miss Marilda Magin left for Birch
wood, Wis, Sunday morning to be
present at the graduation of her
brother Richard, which took place
today.
Mrs. Fred Moeri and daughter
Amanda visited at the home of Jacob
Moeri and family in Limetown Sun
day.
Mrs. William Oehler drove to Man
kato Saturday.
Misses Irene Moeri and Cassie
Lentz returned home Tuesday from
Indian Lake, where they spent few
days with relatives and friends.
!. Miss Edna Oehler has been spcad-
ing the past two weeks NH her
sister, Mrs. Frank Mention.
Charles Compton recently returned
from Madelia where he spent some
time visiting friends.
Mrs. Charles Foster went to Man
kate Saturday.
| Messrs. Olson and Thurn of Man
kato spent Sunday fishing at Eagle
Lake.
| Frank Mention and daughter Ethel
/ and Miss Edna Oehler were Madison
Lake visitors Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Eckman called
at Fred Moeri's home Sunday even
! ing.
Mrs. Weber and son George spent
| Sunday at the home of JOSEPH
Rausch.
Mrs. l.. Dohler was visitor at thu
home of her daughter, Mrs. Johr
4 Miller Sunday.
! Oscar Mann and family of Lime
town were. guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Miller Sunday,
Fred Magin returned to his worl
for Lewis Dohler Monday after three
weeks illness with mumps.l
/ Several people from here attended
the ~ "Rillie's Bungalow and tn
dance given at Madison Lake Frida!
evening.
Miss Edythe Johnston spent Sun
day with friends in, Eagle Lake,
ERNEST Chapman was home owe
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Compton spen
, Sunday at the C. N. Compton hom
: near Madison Lake.
, School closed in district number 10
of which Miss Mayne Doran wa
teacher, ON Thursday with an In
door picnic.
w. H. Compton was in Mankato o.
business Tuesday.
, NJ Harrington was passenger t
: Mankato Tuesday.
Miss Stella Harein spent Tuesda
I and Wednesday with Mr. and Mr.
James Johnston.