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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
MABEE WANTS To
MEET WRESTLERs
i,iG OkItilON ARTIST ISSUES
CHALLENGE 10 LOCAL
MIN

Roy Mabco. the Mangum. Okla.
wrestler was In Amarillo few hours
"Wednesday morning en- route 90
Plainyiew. where on Monday night,
July IS. he will wrestle with Booer
IN the plainyiew opera house.
Mabec weighs $50 pounds aud hls
opponent l75 The bout promises
to be- a very lively one Some time
soon Mabee will meet Rob Managoff.
the 30 pound Turk from Chicago.
Mahee wants to stake some wr"st-
ling bouts In Amarillo II possible lle
issues challenge 10 wrcstlers NJ the
city. and agrees II the wrestlors who
wish to meet him are lighter than H..
he viii allow them a handicap lie
also wishes to meet some of the wrcst
lcrs AT Clovis. especially Carl Morris.
Mabec declares that he can throw
Morris twice within an hour
Mabeo is fine specimen of man
hood. He is well poised strong OF
lphysiuuc, and powerful build he
HAD just come from his home AZ Man
gum. whore he owns farm. ana has
an excellent gymnasium lie has
been Ia training through the pa3t
winter and spring and Is so cuthuscd
over his excellent record that bee
wants to meet the best IN the game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
BEACH RACES PROMISE
RARE entertainment
Special 10 The News.
GALVESTON.

GAl.N fSlON, ItNas, July ca
The keen rivalry existing between the
various racing teams 10 appear al
Galveston Beach races. July 2N. 80.
and go. PROMISE Co make this rec
ord-br,1kcr from many siaudpoiuts.
More than twenty-five ears, all fast
aud OF large horse power. have been
entered. aud are arriving daily. Es.
pccially noticeable is the rivalry be-
/ tween Mason drivers and the sloan
racing team, involving such men as
Disbrow. Endicott and Nikrent. It Is
expected that the free-tor-all ~
hour continuation race will proce an
innovation pleasing To- all spectators.
Mr. r. NJ Carr. representative Of
the National Racing board made tho
following assertion
III is my opinion that the timius
arrangement ON the big race will
prove far better than any arrange
mout tried out heretofore
one of th, most notable develop
ments to date b. the switching of Ar
mour Ferguson from Mercedes car
10 the PeSout car. The millionaire
driver has attained fame a. the
" wheel Of q big Mercedes. both In this
country and abroad but has announc-
ed his intention OF bringing q large
| pegout ear 10 Galveston lie will be-
given strong fight for hOnors by
Ralph milford. who Intends To pilot
the PegOut which won at indianapolis
! through the big az hour sweep
stakes event Dishrow viii aeain go
after the beach record 100 his blk icy
oye-soe car George Dewitt will pilot
s famous ella monster. while an
tho other drivers viii bring speed
creations OF special mike. and OF
/ tremendous speed capabilities.
\ large force Is working daily put
ting tho course IN perfect condition.
land from an indications no better
racing conditions viii prevail on =
beach course. than will be prevalent
when the biz meet starts next Mon
day % is estimated that no less than
/ g 600 people will view the races from
AUTOMOBILES within the parking
spaces. and the grand stand b. built
To accommodate no less than 1000
or more with the Second Division
81 the z Army enoamped here and
~ Texas city o. g. probable that new
advertising records viii ho estab-
lished The greatest interest centers
/ in the ~ hour continuation race for
n purse of $4,000 This race will De
run Tor = hours each day. aud be-
cause ~ the timing system employ
Cd. II o. expected 10 prove reyela-
tion iu the point OF skilful driving
and maneuvering The car covering
the largest number Of completed laps
within the ~ hours running time.
viii be- awarded the prize.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
SANTA f TEAMS
To PLAY TODAY
III NJ 10 MEET FRED HOTS" Al
MONOGRAM pAI,k TINS
AFTERNOON

The second game OF the lntra-aud-
il League viii take place THURSDAY
evening at $50 p. m. at Monogram
Park, fourth and Madison streets. the
interlne department Buns" will
tackle the victorious Red Hots" and
some warm work Is promised despite
the GOODNESS OF the appointed hour.
The Buns have passed the word for
the downfall Of the chesty "Hots, %
who stoutly claim they viii uphold
their usual custom OF bringing home
the bacon Admission Is free To the
game The lineup follows.
Red llots Chopin. RI Barnes, e
+, Parkinson. d Johnston, ID. Sven
son, 2b. Tyler. 30, neCourcy. IS. Er-
win. Hyctt, p.
Buns Greeu-Wilis. ri. Davis. n:
Pailcy % Todd, 90. Mcbride. 20.
Root 30 Nichols S., Richardson. e..
Alsip D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
Amusement


The Twentieth Century Glcc club
presents to the Chaulauqua patrons
.ot the country q program ol refine
mcut. culture and artistic merit
The aristouacy ol pure musical
genius pcradcs this rare orsmiA
ton
Each gentleman ls 200 artist iu his
own right. resulting iu % perfect bad.
mc, 90 tho whole ensemble. whose
delicate shading aud tone color ls
.ouuallod ouly 10y unusual dynamite
power
200 these -four Young men Won not
only have uuarlrttc of good .ur
crs bur an Instrumental 1s we'll n
is very seldom you find excellent
singers that are musician. but hero
49," have rare exception.
An thai music lover expect i1
brilliant rendition. sustained power
and fmItl,.s bl,udiu. s realized uf
the Twentieth Century Glo' club
Charmed Vast Audience. Iiot Spring
Ark
The Twentieth Gentry Cleo club
saturday and sunday afternoons
charmed vast audience. Dahl
N,N.
lake Charles. La Greatest Drawing
Cards.
TIA. TN.ptI.ib t,,ttf... lI... ,I.I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
FReAKlEST HOMER ON RECORD
Granger" Woods Knocks Ball Into
Gopher Hols and seorea Winning
Run Of Exciting Game.

Granger Woods. who used 20 star
In the box for Oklahoma CITY during
that city's participation in the old
Western association. won "A holly CON
tested baseball game. during last sea.
son. at Canton OKLA. when bail that
he hit through the shorlstop rolled
into a gopher hole giving Woods a
homo run and the only tally ia the
game The play happened In the
ninth inning
Both Woods and Woodwork. WAC
opposed him NJ Canton were pitching
for Watcnga regularly. but having an
OF day they agreed to pitch for can.
ton and Hitchcock Both pitchers
were going at their best and the two
teams wCre unable to hit when hits
would bring IA runs There was con.
siderable rivalry bDtN,en tht two
toxmon and this was the first time
they had pitched against on" another
IN the ninth Inning with the score
@ 20 o and hits very few. Woods cam,
10 bat The second bah thrown bt
Woodworth was knocked through the
shurtstop and rolled into gopher
hole. about a third 81 the diltgne,
out toward the tpulcr fielder tn,
outneld, ~ worked hard 10 get the
ball but before they could recover &C..
Woods had iaado the circuit aud won
the game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
READ THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dissulvcs gray-
cl. cures diabetes. weak and Il me
backs. rheumatism. ard all irfegu.
larities ~ the kidneys and bladder
In both men and women Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
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by mail on receipt of 81 90. one
small bottle is two months treat
ment and soldim fails 10 perfect q
cure. send for testimonials from
thh and other states. Dr. r.. "
Hall. 29.G Olive St. 81. Louis. Mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

Connie Mack ls enthusiastic over
the way young Eddie Murphy has per
formed as ,eadun man OF the Athletics
The youngster'a versatility iH what
Connie Mack likes .lo i8 splinter
which helps him beat out eu occg
sional hunt as we'll a. on the bases.
and ne IL hitting the ball WIS., coEsis.
tency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
B0NEHEkDeD PLAY BY COBB
"John Andersonine" Wao Only Ex.
eeeded by Catcher Henry's Forget
falness ard Poor Work.

Ty Cobb's John Andersonng" In
the hrst inning e., a recent game
caused more comment In Washington
than any spectacular play Ty mas
made IN rec n, years
II Is the hIst time tina; Cobb can
be justly accused a. pulling a rank bit
O. "bonohrat,Inoss." aud Ty got out
VI the rs because ~ the surprise and
momentary mental lapse of John
Henry. Washingtons star catcher.
Bush had reached third on an error
and a sacrifice and Cobb had walk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

Stlurs or bites of insects that are
followed by swclliugs. pain or itching
should be- treated promptly as they
are poisonous BALLARp'S SNOW
LlNlMENT couulcracts the poison
II l. both antiseptic and healing.
Price 25c, soc and Sl.Oo per bottle.
Sold by J.. O Thompson a Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

tistic success. BE vs. careful ln his
diet. regular iu exercises
he will go from Amarillo To "rin,-
dad aud Colorado Springs. and viii
carry with him the best wishes Of a
host of friends Who anticipate tor
him sploudid success.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
Lots OF Them.

Mna In Chicago wears a watchfob
made from a bo1o recently removed
from his Uranium That fellow 90 only
a piker Many eminent ball players
could not only furnish individual
watch.fobs. but ar in a position 10
supply the Wholesale trade Cmc,n-
natl Times Star
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

cd. Ty then stole second. and tho
theft was so easy that he raced on TO
third Henry was 80 yisibly surprised
that he crept down the third base line,
with the ball in his hand as though
intent on reaching and tagging Cob
Cobb saw the situation, and after
grinning at Henry for a moment he
shot back toward second and passed
Mcbride before the shortstop took
tieury's throw,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

ana there was marked improvements
from the start ] used thirteen bottles
of g s. 81 and waa entirely cured. MY
blood Nus iu dreadful condition, aud
I can NOT thank s. 8 s. enough for my
wonderful recovery
This preparation stands alone among
specific remedies aa blood purifier.
n ls somewhat revolutionary In itJ
competition. since II accOinplishe- all
that Wa1 ever claimed for mercury,
ioIIdrH. arsenic and other destructive
mineral drIrs. aud yet ~ is absolutely
purely vegetable product There are
more cases of arurul.r rheumatism,
llrnmutur aiaXil. parosig. neuriuf ana
similar Diseases resultant from the use
~ murulH than from disease germs
direct TheFo facts AR" brought out
Zoo hlrhly Interesting book compiled
rs the medical department OF The
swift Specific CO.. 1872 swift Bldg. At
huu. Ca ~ is mailed free together
with Hr,,Ul lettor ~ advice 10 all
who urc struggling with blood dis
t..r
Cot % bottle ~ s. g s to-day ~ your
DRUGGIST 10 win surprise you with IT.
wonderful action in the blood
Goo not accept anything claimed g.
] b.. "met uH good There Is nothing
/ else Co tuhe thc place OF s. S. 5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS.
Yesterday l;esnlts

SiouN City {. Des zines %.
ST. Joseph .. Oma :.
AT other games D. tponed on aD
cunt Of rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

Cheney. humphreys ana Need
ham: Chalmers. Rixey, Brennan,
Marshall. INLAY. Mayer and llowley.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

clyde Gillian. the Washington out
fielder is leading both leagues In
base 81, alins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
TEXAS LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS.
YESTERDAY, Results

At san Antonio q 70 o.
Dallas ....... ....a
san Antonio ... ......t - %
Hucnkc Bader ard lar hlll Nor
ton and Lemon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
Wonderful
Blood Remedy
Brings Health to a Host OF
Sufferers.

The remarkable
action Of i. y = In
the blood IN given
Impetus by n letter
received from Earl
G. Cook. EOS South
Center st.. Bloom
iugton. III. lie says.
Il suffered seycrai
months and took
treatment here. but
obtained relief only
FOR a few tfayS at a
me. becoming
doubtful Of results.
/ quit the doctors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS.


Macmillan aud Gibson. Simon, Mar
guard and Meyers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS
Yesterdays Results

Foster. Leonard and Thomas, Car
rigan. Falkenhurg aud torlsch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

Harmon aud Wingo. liildebrand
Yiugling aud Miller.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

Bender and Thomas; Hamilton,
Baumgarducr aud Ngucw, McAIlistcr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23
WINS VERDICT OF $7,OOO

Prescott, July 22-4Nevada Circuit Court convened here Monday morn ing with Judge Jacob NJ. Carter Of Texarhana presi6in aud Ron. t;. R attorney The morning session was consumed il empanelling the grand and petit juries and only one case was tried in the afternoon, suit of Lizzie D. Jordan. guardian, against the Mutual Life Insurance Company This was suit for $7,0O0, alleged tc be due on a policy of life insurance issued on the life of J. B. Jordan deceased, the court directed a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount sued for. The case will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
 There are seven prisoners in the county jail charged with felonies and it is expected the grand jury will re- turn true bills against a majority o1 them. The case of State vs. s. M Stewart will be tried Thursday Stew art is charged with false swearing before a notary public when deposi- tions were being taken in a chancery case. Stewart is white man and a very prominent citizen of the lower part of this county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23

not take place this year aa,ss m sep, tember
 Because Capt. Sloan did not get to inspect the equipment of number of companies, the supplies were eharg- ed against the Guard as though they were missing. and the second inspec- tion. which is being made at the OK pense of the government. Is expected Co materialize fully $10,0o0 worth ot equipment and reduce the shortage charged against the State Guard to almost nothing.
 As the Guard has not been permit ted to draw upon the annual govern meat appropriation this year. there remains the full $35,OOO in cash, sub- ject to requisition as soon as the Guard is reinstated. This will be done immediately after the report of Capt Sloan. and with such liberal account to draw upon. the encamp- ment will be more elaborate than in years past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23
NOTES FROM GRADY.

John Bettinger, of Helena, visited relatives here Sunday.
 Frank Ingram transacted business in Little Rock Monday
 Sol Dante is at the bedside of his brother, Charles. of Dumas, who is quite ill with typhoid fever
 Grady was we'll represented at the reunion at Star City last week.
 A number from here are fishing on Bayou Meto this week.
 Sam Rice. of Tamo. was in Grady Monday on business.
 Miss Pearl Springfield has return ed to her home in Pine Bluff after weeks visit here with relatives.
 Many farmers are complaining of the continued drouth. A good rain would cause many smile at pres ent.
 From present prospects Judge Hays will receive a large majority in the coming election in this vicinity.
 Miss Edith Bittinger is visiting friends in Camden this week.
 A disastrious fire caused loss of several thousand dollars last week at Gary: suburb of Grais Ihs loss aA partly 4coyer'sd e' se. s3by 3l .insaggascS {, Mrs Wed Harden returned fh0nie Monday after a few days visit with relatives at Star City.
 c. E. Wood transacted business in Pine Bluff Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23
BOIL WEEYM INVESTIGATION

Little Rock, July 22.-Discovering that sunflowers in her yard were be- ing destroyed by weevil, Mrs. II. M, Rose, wife of Judge II. M. Rose of Little Rock, sent specimens of the weevil to the United States Depart ment of Agriculture and received a reply stating they were regular boil weevil.
 In order that she would not assist in spreading the weevil, Mrs. Rose de- stroyed her sunflowers and determin- ed not to raise any more for several years. She then wrote to Commits sioner John H. Page, of the Arkansas Department of Agriculture, telling of her discovery <. as
 Commissioner Page has written Mrs. Rose for specimens of the bug, believing it is the sun flower weevil. When they are received the two wee wills will be compared, for there is a chance the sunflower and the cotton bool weevil are the same, but the cot ton weevil has never been known to feed on anything but cotton hereto fore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23
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 Phone it. to the Graphic.
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 Phone us tip and let us get it.
 We want all the news that is real news, but we are not mind readers and sometimes miss things.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23
n INE BLUFF 1 ROGRESS
 ROSPERITY
DIR. ELLIS GETS PLUM

The appointment of Dr. Leonard Ellis to the superintendency of the Hot Springs reservation by Secre- tary of Interior Lane, succeeding Harry H. Myers, was good news to the many friends of Dr. Ellis in Pine Bluff. Dr. Ellis is well and favor ably known here and frequently vls- it's this city He is one of the prom, inent members of Saraha Temple of this city and is in every way fitted for the important duties of the new place. Dr. Ellis did not. seek the of- flee, having gone to Washington in the interest of one of the applicants. an intimate friend, but after his ar rival there he learned that the Sec retary of Interior would not appoint anyone but a physician, who might combine the duties of superintendent snd medical director for the reserva lion. He was urged to accept the place and finally yielded In com
 
 springs Sentlnel-R ecord says:
 'Dr Ellis knows the local situa- tion' as few men know it. What had been considered a difficult situation, (and particularly had a man new to local affairs been named) is now an answered question. Everybody who knows anything of public affairs knows where Major Dr. Leonard R. Ellis stands on local issues. His eff forts have always been spent for the uplifting and the development of Hot Springs as the nations most import ant health resort, and now that he has received unexpected authority, the efforts will be redoubled
 "Dr. Ellis is of genial disposition, commonly phrased in our language as a mixer" In his private and pro- fessional capacity as a life long cti- zen of Hot Springs he has come in touch with countless thousands of visitors from all parts of the country, and with these he makes lasting impression through the exercise of cordial hospitality and genial inter- est in their affairs"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23
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BATFsyfELE WANTS TO BE CITY

BATESVfELE WAVES TO BE CITY
 Batesvirle, July 22.-The school census just completed here shows there are 1,o4O children of school age in the city Of Batesville, and, computed on the estimate of five inhabitants to every child of school age, it IS believed that this will give Batesville population exceeding 5000 and entitIe it to rank as city of the first class. In view of the fact that the children of the two or phanages here, or about fifty of them attend the public schools and are in cluded in this census the ratio may not hold good, but even not counting them it is believed there are 1000 children and 5000 inhabitants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23

New.;York,. July 22.-'rhat there. is nothing: at all surprising to her in the testimony of Colonel Martin M. Mul- hau,~, self=confessed.- lobbyist and strike-settler for the National Asso- citation of Mannfacturers, is the state ment Of Miss t,ertrude Barnum, daughter os 8 ;-hi9ago judge. college graduate and one of he most prom inenl woman la Dor leaders in the United States. The public" she
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23

It is a dangerous thing to refuse to support the party nominee and as the election date hears this fact forces itself upon the voter with un- erring precision. There may be diff ferences of opinion before elections, but there is unanimitv at the proper time-on the election date. The party welfare rises infinitely higher than personal differences or preludices. Democrats will never forget their loyalty to such an extent as to jeop- ardiZe the party,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23

No more convincing proof of the amazing gall and political nerve has ever been displayed than that shown by Republicans in asking to be given control of political affairs in Ark state the disgraceful and credit-de- stroying bond issues" of Recon struction days. The state will be slow to forget that monumental in- suit to it's good name.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23
SHOWS AND HOTELS

All moving picture shows, hotels. boarding houses, city halls, jails. churches, schools. and private homes, are subject to insects and germs. Spray them with Ross Dead Quick" spray and reduce disease.
 A delightfully."- clean disinfectant, certain death to germs, insects and their eggs. Sold in Pine Bluff by grocers and druggists. W. L. Dewoody X Co.,, Wholesale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.

Stuttgart, July 22.-What might have been a serious accident occurred here yesterday. when Mrs. Jacob Becker sustained a broken thigh as the result of an automobile turning over.
 Mr. and Mrs. Becker and Harry Cole had been out to the farm of Mecklers father north of town and were Returning when the accident oc- cured. Richard Shellburg, employed by local garage, had been taken along to drive the car. When three miles from town on the return trip MT. Becker decided he wanted to run the machine and he took the wheel The party had gone but short dis tance when the front wheels struck the rails of a railroad crossing The car suddenly turned to the left and turned turtle in ditch about five feet deep, throwing the occupants to the ground.
 All escaped with slight bruises ex- cept Mrs. Becker She was pinned underneath the fender. When releas- ed it was found that the large bone in one of her thighs was badly broken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23

said. has no idea of the treachery the graft, the lobbying and the trick, cry resorted to in an effort to thwart the peaceful efforts of workers to i'm prove industrial conditions. These unspeakahle spies will stop al noth- ing. They will eveD resort to murder 4 Morris Inbu, on trial in Cleveland recently broke down on the witness stand and admitted that he had been the strike ot the garment workers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-23
N1sSorRl corpLE pR0rssT FINE.

Lead Hill Jnly 22.--A man named Ray. and his wife, of Crane. Mo-. were arrested here a few days ago TOT fish ing in White River for breaking the nonresident fish law of the state They were fined $50 by Justice Holt.
 The couple were caught near Brad ley's ferry by constable from Zinc. They caught five fish, and didn't know whether they had caught them in Missouri or Arkansas. They outwit- ted their captors. A check was given in payment of the fine At the time the officers sent wire to tine &ank and they stated it was Wood and the couple went on their way. A day or so later the check came back protest ed, with protest fee of $4.15 at tached The question as to whether this law is valid in an instance like this is doubtful. some local lawyers say, for the White river is classed as navigable stream. with the power vested in the government The law is unpopular even among the major ity of the Arkansas citizens of this section. The only people who are taking an active interest in it being few backwoods constables.