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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

BILLY WILLIAMS IS GIVEN
DECISION OVER DELANEY;
MAIN BOUTS DISAPPOlNT

crawl under the canvas Tho fight
was stopped. the decision going 10
Reynolds.
Cofbctt arrived IN time 10 ref
cree the fight between Danny
O'Bricn and EDDIE Hubbard. The
first three rounds was wrestling
match. but in the last they kept
out OF each others embrace long
enough 10 land couple Of prnchss.
COrbett gave the decision 10
O'Brien. Neff and Ciysna fought a
drnw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11
LEWIS A COMEBACK

~ 1nf9d lfnfH Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1l.-Af
ter being out OF the game for more
than year. Lew Powell. one.time
king pin Of the fourrouuders In the
lightweight division is today her.
aided as a real come back" fight.
ing four fast rounds TO a draw
here last night with Red" Watson
OF Los Angelica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11
BASKETBALL

Broadway high basketball team.
by a whirlwind finish. defeated the
Lincoln squad IN the broadway gym
yesterday afternoon. Apparently
beaten. the Broadway quintet locat-
ed three baskets In the last four
minutes OF play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

were much closer In my day. and
remember Rusie. Baldwin. Crane.
Stiyetts. Keefe and Garrison. !
don't believe they are equaled to-
day. Think OF Arson. Brouthers.
Richardson. Ewing and a score of
others. and where are their equals
now7r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

Charley Ebbetts wants the Ma
tional league to give ham permits.
sion to open the season at his new
psrk In Brooklyn on April s. two
days earlier than the official open
ing day, by bringing forward n
game with Philadelphia from April
lS. hbbetts wants to be the whole
show on his opening. and not split
with the Highlanders, who open at
home on the 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

West Seattle wns swamped BY
the Queen Anne quintette In the
West Seattle gym last night under
Al to - score. Riddle scored %
points for Queen Ammo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11
MAPS KEEP LAJOIE

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. Imam
ager Joe Birmingham of the Cleve-
land Americans yesterday de-
MED a report that no intended to
trade infleldsrs Laiole and Turner
for Infielders Zeider and Lord Of
tho Chicago white Sox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11
WOLFF TO CAPTAIN
MULTNOMAH TEAM

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 1i.-Cal
Wolff. the star halfback. is today
chosen TO captain the 1918 football
team OF the Multnomah club Wolff
Is considered one OF the best half.
backs the club eyer had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11
Amos Rusie Greatest Pitcher Ever.
Contends AID Gumbert, Old Tim en-

games greatest players. on the
ground that there have been too
many. but ho says Amos RuEie was
tho greatest pitcher that ever lived
His observation In reply to the
query. la the game faster to
day p IL:
When you consider the pitchers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

This shouting trick" is very
common among Northwest soccer
players. and am glad something
Is being done to punish the trick
sters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

Larry Mclean. the Cincinnati
hackstop who was suspended about
tho middle OF last season. will wear
81. LOUIS uniform this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

orful infiuenee your pains and aches
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OF health returns 20 your ohcoks and
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We arc ready 10 prove 20 you that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

Cincinnati claims the tallest
pitcher in the game in Jack Frost,
recently signed. Frost is 8 feet s
inches in height. is slender, and
tips the beam nj 1870. lie does his
heaNng with his right Finger and
von ~ games ont OF % pitched in
the Cotton states League last sea
son Frost looks good deal like
Addle Joss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11
Here's Health
for You

Don't waste your time tryinE to cure
a chronic Rllmcnt hy doping your sys-
tom with ntimulants aud poisons
such complaints as nervous debility.
lack % power. rheumatism. lumbago.
neuralgia. sctatica and stomach, KID
ney. liver and bladder troubles are
due to a weakened condition OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Is
planning a monster track and foot.
BAH stadium. Their visit to Har.
ward made the Southerners anxious
to have n better field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

II the above team had turned out
regularly all season, the Greens
would have been well up In the
race now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

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The Eicctra-Nita Go --Gentlemens
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11
KICKS

! IS repeated the referee shall order
the player TO the pavilion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

Hits that brought across three
runs each were scarce as hens
teeth In the National league last
season. Each club In the league
played 100 games. but fans in that
circuit got but 80 chances 10 see
loaded sacks cleaned up. Homcrs
with the bases crowded we're also
scarce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

Chief Wilson, Pirate outfelder,
claims the distinction an the only
player In the National league last
yea9 who cleaned up the bases with
three on, twice. Steele, OF the Car
dinals. was one OF Wilson's Victims,
with the bases grooming. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-11

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25
REBUILT OLYMPIC IS
READY FOR SERVICE

BELFAST March % The 5000
Ton Olympic. which still bas the dis
tinctiou Of being the largest steam
ship afloat. left today Tor Southamp-
ton 10 got ready 20 sail fo' Sew York
four weeks the giant vessel has
been iu dry dock az ilurand. ana
i'l b. drydock al ilafIaud and
VOLTS shipyard. undergoing altcra-
4uus designed 10 make her the sat
est ship loo the world Al an eN-
pens, of more than 8 100000 the
vessel has been lifted With an inner
hull 90 make her. as far as engineer
Ink skin can. unsInkahlc The orig
.nal double bottom Of the ship has
been extended upward. 10 point
we'll above the water line, thus fur
uishIue an interior skin OF solid
steel and forming huh within "a
hun. so that the Olympic Is nov de-
scrlhcd as two ships In one tu
the opinion OF the engineering cN.
port, a., Olympic could now pa s
safely through such an accident as
boirll her sister ship. the Inflated o.
taniic. since the effect OF running GA
q sunkcu rect or submerged Tee
berg would be- merely 70 rip the out
er hun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25

cd two zoe bottles and find that It Is
the best remedy ever used and does
just what you claim for II 10 the
very letter. ] can not recemmond Il
700 highly
4 bottle can be- bought Of any
druggist al 90 cents or 81. 90. People
usually buy the so cent size first.
and then having convinced them
selves OF its merits they buy the dol
lar size, which Is more economical
Results are always guaranteed or
money viii be refunded Any elder
Is person can follow these sugges-
tions with safety and the assurance
OF good results.
n no member OF your family has
ever used Syrup pcpsin and you
would like 10 make personal trial
% 70 before buying 10 in the regular
way OF q druggist. send your address
postal viii do 10 Or W. y
Caldwell, az Washington ST. Mon
ticello. lll. and free sample bottle
VIII be- mailed Won
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25
None, From Natchc,

AH'. Germany N. u> incomes
ay for hrr armed comps Aus
. s rnu ,o rlse none, to meet
expenses .f government b, exact
r'bHf, from #,r people every
r. an. body STRIKES o. match The
..a .a, I- q. %, fno.rfths ot q cent
boss which s mon. than tho re-
'.. prices .. fHr Ha, of matches b.
5000 'a,.. al, r1 more popular
Austria than elsewhere aud thr
lb''. protesting vigorously
f.a.usf .ae lte.. levy Tho pro-
pua'nrs o. tl. gastbaus,r or
cheap rfulanf ANA viuerooms
h1y. r.'t a. melting on which 10 va,
decided u. longer to place Tree
matches 1a tH, at'rs. but 30 I-
i0.huH H f..s petty economy real
y Fil h, carried OUT III, MINIS
t0r of T.uau.. indeed argue. that
'.e match faN s So small thar 10 Vll
.o' 1s fer at 900. according fo his
.s'.maf, D. uU amount 10 from sN-
'.'U 'H .tsrF ..Ufs per heard H. tbe
Gotta. population per auuuu Toe
Nin s'tr calculates that this .a,t RIl
hnU- into tHr Imperial E7.a-Gurr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25
WIFE Of LABOR[R IS
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR

TOPEKA Fa. u..H q fn
., .,5.. fo.
d.
id' . '' '
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25

railfoadlh. va msugisetgrlng euter-
. priacs. and boz all the vaik, Of rf-
. SO. Do il not Hugh's youth and ineX-
. Derlence ile has other qualities that
the 0ld-time graft loving politicians
I do NOT like iIe thinks. be- has Ideas
Hs has convictions. no. has manhood
bo has nerve and back bone. be- Is
. clean and aboye-board They know
that when be- gets into the Coun-
40 he will make a fun hand. that
nobody will be- able 70 pat him or the
back and work him. that be- Vill ak
into things that he has enterprise
and Industry that he knows h0W
t0 investigate and get a. the true
lnnardness OF things These are fhe
very qualities that commend him
10 the people ~ Amarillo They
want an alderman that aiil boz bis
own man They know NAT they
can get aldermen Of this Kind hy
eleciing Cmphres and Trolinger.
That Is Why the Amarillo ticket les
gathering strength every dag and s
90 sure winner Amarillo rs going 20
grow she Is going 20 DO lot ~
public improvements There vii be-
numerous contracts 10 lct The peo-
pie want 10 yet iu the fun light nov
before this period OF expansion
comes. 20 that these contracts ain
not only be- opened, bat considered
discussed and voted upon Ia broad
light OF day. and handled .u such
way that every citizen OF Amarillo
may 10 be- chooses. know all that
is 10 bee known about each and
every contract n is their contract
Why should they not know all about
90 ~ there Us q crooked contractor
trying 20 get "a contract. why should
not the citizen be advised OF .f'
Why should tho crook not be- ey-
posed ln tho OPEN on the other
hand If anybody should try 10 de-
priyc On honest bidder for a contract
OF the benefit OF bis bid. by bring
lua charge 90 rrookedness against
him. why should ho not be required
20 DO this in the OPEN Why should
anybody have the opportunity 10
come Boo under cover OF O. secret s.s-
sion make a charge against him. and
never lot him know thing about ~
Methods however scar and holry
that are capable OF such abuses. do
NOT commend themselves 90 modern
thought and intelligence Amarillo
is up 10 date. and is ronic 20 have
~" policy of publicity The Amarillo
ticket is going 10 win
advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25
King GEORGI NElEK
~rOkE NITER SHDl

4ALONIkA. March The body
OF the late King George OF Greece
uas ombalmrd today and removed
from the hospital 90 tho palure ou
% strctrhor borne by hls son. Prince
Nicholas. and several superior ulii
GERS of the Greek army The stretch
~ was followed by strangely d.
scrsifcd procession consisting OF
regular troops Boo their campaign
outfit Officers Boo brilliant uniforms
clergy civilians. trUaus. Greeks
Mussulmans and people of The ,arI.
ous balkan races boo q Kaleidoscope
variety of costumes
Soldiers of the Grcrk Lirht lu-
mutr .u their quaint kilts surround.
"a the humble milIar, strelchcr 1s
arurd oil honor
ON arrival 90 ihc palace. military
bouprs arr. rendered The body
aas placed ou bier 100 the main
chamber and tho Greek metropolitan
offered PRAYER ~ tho 'l'l' ana mll-
inr Hu'horiu" tI"d past many of
thrm burst into t,ars
uard of honor consisting of
Grrok captains and priests the ht
for .orruuIne chanting pra..rs oiu
hr stationed around OBJ, body until
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25
GE RMANY FORCED
To INCREASE ARMY
BALKAN WAR HAS FORCED
NEW MILITARY STU
ALTON

rrt.f a.. a.
'I iH' effects of '.' ii..i.
''rn me great .n0r.1.. . fur I."
rr.al strength OF t.. s.r.a. ARMY.
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"r their Nighttime 'n'... HrH
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ms., tv liberal Contribution. .l.m
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25

Tho decision 1i tho Hen'd'r.Inr OF
otdt Island. OF fhe coast %. Wales.
20 tIthdraW from the Church OF tnr
land and seek union wItH the order
ri So Benedict deprives tho ost1h.
H.Hmsut church of ifs most prom.
Dom, .yeprimeu' Boo monasticism
About twenty years ago "a medical
TENT who had NOT Hei qualified '"I
profession. lived ON thc isle OF hoEs
a.. II church WORK there &c. N.
f.. decided that be- would rather
d. monk than physician. aud me-
atHsr,I aboout him q number OF
sos.Hs Who sympathifed with his aa.
u.r.t.u Presently 'hyy arbitrarily
t...f.f 90 call fHems"lsc. iieu'1 r.
f.s but did not receive any SIN,
t from then order Disregard
ue detail fhc, banded th'm
together under he hon'l.'.
'... rules of lii, and wore 'hr hah.
.t .he order
T.r some year fh.- religious COM
went on sfhoUt much p.'.
f.. rs until fhr religious world
'artled 20 learn that Archh.sa
Va Temple. the A-ed head OF ih'
EreIsf hutch. had given the nona
.farter. agnsi and scaled. re
.aar ur them English hcne'.'
tines and authoril.ue them to elect
a .HUf
r .armer medical student Ras
a.....| a.th the ffIe of Father A'..
.n Abbott Of lansthrogr o. place
Yorkshire 10 which thes haai r'.
moved from the '.Is Df The u0Es
Tt place pres Obj became 700
Toe the ORD aud fhe monks
.ad and a. tsl fo The ir'aHa
where .ff nos HN'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25
Compelled a. Borrow

Germany and Pruss are ava %
% '0 borrow mon. and thri-
.. us ialls AZ tho Jst string
700 period that the German mouey
uH..H has ever had IIs season
Y' ... year
I.. balkan war has Ised even
mon. IHfag0rable none Uarket con
I'IoH than dld the A. can panic
NJ |IH which resulted 10 large
amount. %. German g.# being or
.Hr'.I fH .Hc United Sta. The aar
ff. sr4t., disturbed rtdc coudl-
.H lf Is difficult "A. business
houses 200 make collection. and 'hej
l.. compelled 20 get Accommodation
I'... hanks The cour has Ius'
.'.n .lI0ying q period .r unusual
prosperity which outa 'I ycrg
Ha. 1u umptlon OF .t capital
Zoo building new mills "a extend
100 ..nr plants
D.H. 90 these eau the two
Governments have been compelled f0
accept harder condltio. Tor their
loans 'Ifl ever before The new
bonds af. offered 10 M public W
t's 90. kuIch is4 40 lover than the
urr 0.H' ISSUE broug our four
year, IR0
I0. rWp.ro Is bOfr. ug oulg
81. 100000 but Prussia borrow
Hr 3D. total of $4,000 ..HH Prussia
needs money for maxim. extensive
additions and improveu fB in har
rI"IE system for carrying ou beer
lars, canal building opcf ions. and
Tot fHo exclamation %. worthless
land.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25

Next Christmas NIll bp mtagro
ono for German families Do the pro.
posed plan for financing tho army
bNl s adopted n rDutomplatrs a
general War.taN such as Vas lr,.
ted BOO tho Mdlod Ages o., local
princes when thp} Nout forth TO
war OBJ, first contribution 90 the
fund OF !2iu.Ouo.Uo is 10 be- assessed
upon tho property holders ofthe ON
pine each one being called upon 20
give up a certain proportion oi ms
wealth ON tho basis of tho .stI.
mated wealth oi fh" nation This iaN
Insured N'.I amount Co ~ least
'u' bali OF ON, per cent. or .I's
dollars ou every thousand Uut
In other Glasses arr exempted as
f.. If.I,.,t auJ srntJut,H l.I.
adopted the better classes ma, He
allied upon Co Etr up as high as
Two per cent of fhsu wealth Many
". '1r land ouu.u, Amilics nf .le
.Muu ar.-tu,a. .Uu are already
N.up uI 90 fH. 5000 income 20
I..rur their -nu. Do tbr army. navy
uu b.r governmental position
Dee uuah.. Zoo raise this asses.
.' from 'H.r Incomes. aud viii
.. o. throw portion OF their
n.ifr ,u OH. market
'Hu' th, $500 NIU Do, adopt,I and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25
THE PROGRESS Of
1.-THE CAMPAIGN
The Amarillo ticket composed Of
UtGH T. UMPHRES
and
JOHN e TROllNGER

gathers strength as the campaign
progresses Rarely has Amarillo had
the opportunity 20 pUt into the city
Council two such clean. right, pro-
Ercssiye. active Young men as our
ticket presents II "a II be a sad day
tor Amarillo if 10 should ever como
when her people viii turn down such
man as John q Trollnger II Viii
not happen this year John has al
ready run clear away from the OPP
position ticket
The election OF Judge Cmphres be
nov also assured The fact is that
The NOR, people ,uIk about 'lmph-
res, the more they hing about him.
the better they lik, he idea Of Soc
iug him u fhy city Council When
they come 10 think about II. there
is one thing they 10 know about
Jmphres and that 5. that no KIND
of gra7 can grow in his neighbor-
hood They know ne demonstrated
that tn The satisfaction OF everybody
while he Nas county attorney several
years sCn Hc Is NO kid-not q bit
of o. BE- SHOWS oactly what II means
10 say rHIt a public office Is pub
he trus' The hand-fuil OF old-time
pohticiars hat ar, trying TO keep
him out oil the council. are not afraid
lot his youth and inexperience. u IS
tNaddi0 .Hd nonsense. Men young
sr thar He have been elected Con-
rrcssm'r senators and Governors
Thomas Jefferson vas younger than
Umpire when be- wrote the Dccla-
ration of Independence Alexander
had conquered ih, world al the axe
lot thirty Three This IS the day Of
the NouHl UaH The call Is for him
~ business. .H commercial life. IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-25
BOWELS GET WEAK
AS AGE ADVANCES
1HE FIRST NJ ES-lTN II TO
KEEP THE BOWELS Gently
OpEN WITH 4 MILD
LAXATIVE TONIC

Healthy Old age Is so absolutely
dependent upon rho condition of the
bowels that great care should be-
taken 10 seo that they act regularly
The fact be- that a. age advances the
stomach muscles become weak and
inactive and the liver does NOT store
no fhe juices that are necessary 20
prompt Digestion.
Some help can ba obtained by eat
Inr easily digesied foods and uy plon-
~ % exercise hu' this latter BE- irk-
some 20 most elderly people One
thing Is certain that a state Of eon-
siipaIon should always boz avoided
as ~ is dangerous fo life ard health
The best plan Is 10 take a mild laya-
two as often as is deemed necessary.
8rt with equal certainty II is surEcs-
'ed that caihlriics. purgatiyes ply
s.cs salts and pills be avoided as
hey do but temporary good and are
so harsh as 10 bc 20 shock 20 a deli
cate system
4 much better plan. and ono that
thousands OF elderly people arc FOL
lowing. De- fo take gentle laxative
tonic lik, br Caldrrl's syrup Pep
SIN which acts as nearly like nature
as is possible ln fact. 'he tendency
of this remedy 90 strengthen the
gfarnufh rrH kowtI fYfHrI4a aud 60
train them Co act naturally ara.n
when medicines OF an kinds ran ms
1ally Doe dispensed with. This Is tho
opinion OF many people OF different
ages. among them Nr o T. Miller.
Haroda Mich who writes . an
.l years old ana have been rorsti-
1ated for many years since rcceiy-
.ng your sample bottle have proeur
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poltti,aI ria,

sci. CoraaIIIs Wcst. vino as
N Iennl, Jerome of N'a fork
may boz counted upon to .tr Hr
I.a society some new product of her
enterprise ana versatility every t'1'
Tho newest be- 90 bo q political play
from her pen entitled Father ani
Son since Nr Vests first PM
Ia husband VAS prominent tat b.
man and cabinet minister Lord Ran.
dolph thurchIll and her son Ain
rou Churchill Is First Lord of th'
raliiy Boo The present cabinet.
fH. public naturally be- curious q"
.e whether. auI hov far. tho drama
mag reflect fh. DzrpeuruDrH OFF h"r
vvn family
Apparently ii may bc counted 49,
1r to do this 10 some extent The
Father" OF the play be- 90 cabinet
minister IN Liberal government
and the "sou D. Conservative
member Of Parliament The play
b. ,o have its first production thiH
month b. tn Repertory Theatre OF
GLASGOW. Gossip haa b. chat thr
Right Hon Winston Churchill is
pea'ls ANNOYED bs the muuch.ul OF
ff.s proposed exposition of British
politics. and BE- attepmtiuE to dH.
ade his mother from lending Der
.amo Go u