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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
Margaret AngIin Has Last
Rehearsal; Is Pleased
With Result

The rehearsals at the Greek theater
last Wednesday of the orchestra as
sured Margaret Anglin that the mu-
sical settings of her great produc-
tion of Electra" at the Greek theater
in Berkeley would be imposing and
appropriate; the rehearsal of the
company yesterday in the Homeric
costumes of antiquity assured her
that her support on Saturday night
would be sympathetic and effective.
while the rehearsal that Is being held
today and which will have lasted
from morning till early evening.
gives the great tragedian and her
management perfect assurance that
the performance of Sophocles' tre-
mendous tragedy will be given a
thrillingly appealing presentation, in
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05

is the manifest desire of the bleachers
to cheer or sing. the yell leader shall
lead in cheers or songs But the
bleachers need ndt expect the yell
leader to lead cheers or songs when
there is. no desire on the part of the
bleachers to cheer or to sing.
tNote--This last point means that
the bIeachers must cooperate more
closely with the yell leader. so that
he may learn the moments when
cheers and songs will come spontane-
ously and sincerely.)
The seniors and yell leaders will in
sist that no "muckerism be shown.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
GRADUATE Is JAILED

Word of the arrest in Joliet, Ill. of
E. j. Rains, alias Isaac Rains who
passed fictitious check on the Hotel
Carlton in Berkeley two years ago
while posing as a University of To-
ronto graduate, has been received
by Chief of Police vollmer of the
college city. AS more serious
charges have been placed against him
there, he will not be extradited.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
Representation by
Districts Favored

Pledged to charter amendment
authorizing the division of the city
into is supervisorial districts, one
supervisor to be elected from each,
the following candidates stand to-
day with the Endorsement of the
San Francisco nonpartisan organ
ization: Edward f. Bryant for tax
collector; Thomas +. O'Neil, recorder;
Louis n: Ward and William p. Cau-
bu, police Judges; Charles Nelson,
John Burns, Fred Suhr. Arthur Camp
bell, John L. Polito Guido E. Cagiieri,
James Power, Con Deasy and Mich
olas Weinholz, supervisors.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05

vhich an ensemble approaching per-
fection will be attained
AS to Miss Anglin's performance of
the leading role, even in the light OF
the rehearsal, it is impossible to over
state its tragic bigness and splendor
1t shows the elimination of the work
of six. months of study and prepara-
tion. and when flashed tomorrow
night in the environs of the campus.
on the splendid stage of. the Greek
theater. it will prove an event of
tremendous impressiveness and power
To those who have failed to secure
reservations for the performance of
Electra" there is not much hope to
be held out. as the vast array OF seats
has almost entirely been disposed of
and the-chances are that not only will
every reservation be occupied but that
a vast throng will stand to watch the
unfolding of the drama or wait out
side the gates to catch what they can
of the glorious tones of Miss Anglin.
the beauty of Furst's unusual music
and the chanting of the choruses
II am satisfied said Miss Anglin
yesterday, that little more is needed
save a sympathetic audience to make
next Saturday night as delightful an
event DIS WdS that Oh three years ago.
when we played Sophocles 'Antigone'
Ever since that time I have look ed
forward to the day when might re-
turn with something equally worthy.
hope that my audience will believe
that this Is not altogether an inspir-
alton OF personal vanity nor OF de-
sire for gain"
In fact the expense of producing
Electra is not justified even though
the house should be full. The weeks
OF rehearsals, the large orchestra. the
engagement of the best experts OBJ
tainable in archaeology to plan scenery
and costumes, the mechanical acces-
sories necessary and the cost of in
stalling them, including the massive
steps leading up to the stage. and the
drilling Of. the supernumeraries as
well as provision for their numerous
costumes. rou I'D an exnense account
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
WORRY OVER TOOLS

The District Council Of Carpenters
at it's last meeting discussed a proDo-
sition to have all unions in the build
ing trades whose members have to
carry kits of tools to and from work
present monster petition to the
new board OF officers of the United
Railroads. asking that front gates OF
pay as you enter cars shall be opened
so ..men may shove their kits on the
platform and In that way avoid the
annoyance Of carrying such through
crowded ears" The matter will be
further considered at the next meet
ipr
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
STARTS ON LINER;
FRIGHTENED BACK

General Shum, the generalissimo of
Chinas latest revolution, once viceroy
of Canton and later of Nanking. was
almost a passenger on the liner Chiyo
Maru, which arrived here yesterday
from the orient. He fled from Macao
on a little freighter, from which, at
Hongkong. he transferred with his
retinue to- the Chiyo Maru. He se-
cured accommodation and would have
made the trip at least as far as Yoko-
hama IL he hadn't been notified that
the Chinese government had arranged
to take him off the ship at Shanghai.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05

that would stagger the ordinary pro-
ducer.
After the ardors OF the rehearsing
period and the tax of tomorrow
nights performance Miss Anglin and
her company will rest for a day or
two and then take up the rehearsals
of the Shakespearean repertoire in
which Miss Anglin Is to star this
season. THE Tanning OF the Shrew."
Twelfth Night" and ''As You Like IT.
will be put in preparation.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
'Moonshine" Made in
Heart of Chicago

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Federal author
tiles yesterday began an investigation
into reports that an Illicit" still In
which "moonshine" whisky was be-
ing made, was located In the base
ment of the Rothschild & Cohen sa-
loon in State street near the loop,
where $50 nremen were overcome by
smoke and burning whisky during
a fire recently. The court also con-
Quoted an investigation yesterday In
and effort to determine the origin OF
the flames
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
CHARTER CLUB is
COLLECTING DATA

With charter prepared by Lochiel
M. King, the Alameda Charter club is
making study of charters of more
than score of cities. with a view of
securing data and formulating sug-
gestions to be presented to the board
of freeholders after that body has been
elected. The club has decided to hold
weekly meetings every Wednesday
night, instead of semimonthly.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
Elders Will Force
Enemies to Resign

To force the resignation of the of
ficers of the First Presbyterian
church, Oakland, who are opposed TO
Rev. Frank l. Goodspeed, the minor
ity of the elders of the church will
lay the matter before the presbytery
in meeting Tuesday at the church.
This action was decided upon last
night by members of the congrega-
ton who are desirous of retaining
the services of Doctor Goodspeed.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
LandIady Seizes
Tenants Baby as
Security for Rent

HINCINNATI, Sept. 5.--Mrs.
Walter lIeeker complained
In court here that her
baby had been seized by Mrs.
Margaret Wilson to be held un-
til she paid her rent. The
landIady made several visits to
ask for the money before TAX
ing the child. Mrs. Meeker's
husband is i'll and out of work.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-05
MUSICAL PROGRAM At CHURCH

Clement P. Rowlands of Oakland
ice at Bethany Congregational church,
Bartlett and Twenty fifth streets,
next Sund ay. A cornet solo by Buron
d. Kelley is also announced for the
service The address by the pastor,
Rev Harold S. Tuttle, will be on
Harold Bell Wright's novel, That
Printer of Udells"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24
'h> lOi DOUBT IT?
When the Proof Can he ~ Easily In.
Ne.tinnt,I

When so many grateful citizens OF
Amarillo testify to benefit derived
from Dams Kidney rills. can YOU
doubt the evidence The roof Is
not FAR away Il Is almost az your
door Read what resident OF Am
arillo says about Dams Kidney pins
Can You demand more convincing
testimony
Mrs T. G. Underwood. 500 North
Fillmore ST. Amarillo. Texas. says
was almost FRUSTRATED by back.
ache aud kidney trouble and could
not sleep well when | got up IN
the morning, | was tired and had no
energy Doans Kidney pills. which
we're procured at L. q. Thompson 4
Cos Drug Store. removed the ,roi-
ole aud gave me strength aud ea-
crgy ! have no hesitation whatever
IN recommending this remedy
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name Doans
md take no other.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24
CORRUGATED HILLsIDEs.

tNatlonal crop Improvement sorvlcej
Freeman Thorp of Hubert MINI
has for several years been demon
sifatiug that he can conserve an of
the moisture from rain and snow
which falls upon hi, land ne pIows
a series OF ridges around the land
blowing the surface Ike huge
dashboard lie states that while this
makes his seeding later by perhaps
ten days that he can still pm, in his
seed after having conserved this mois-
turc and that his crop will mature
before that OF his ncighbors operating
under the old method BE- states hat
the government will investigate has
method by sending expert agricul-
turist, TO his place and that the sys-
tenn will be introduced by the DEPART
mcnt OF Agriculture when he has
proven his thSSesio thew satisiac-
ton He statel that hall as much
fertility Is removed from the soil by
erosion as from growing bumper
crop He also claims that the food
condition will be- entirely overcome il
every farm is handled upon tins prin-
riple.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24
FURTHER REPORTS ARE
MADE BY WOMAN
ON 1ENis MOTHER TELLS OF
Th>T ~ nEEsELr AND
hAtcuTtIss WITH
PLANT JUICE

. have found your Plant juice a
real HQdffnd such l. the state
mcni of Mrs G. V. Rogers. who i,.
az 1910 summer street. Houston
Tr1as Who has been using II for boz.
ff and daughter She spoke 9th
enthusiasm For myseif faed b.
ior kidney and bladder trouble As
nerves we're a wreck. NJ sleep sas
broken and vas In constant pain
nisht and day with my kidneys Plant
iuioe has stopped the pain and am
resting better and feeling better
ihan Z have for months but every
moihrr ehould know What Plant
juice lid for my daughter She b b.
and every mother knows shat a crit
ial Tine that o. In a girrs nfe b.
l0H seems we lag the Foundation
ihea for NE Of health ana bapp
nes OF disease aud misery b..
Iie'e Plant Juice Il real necessity
ior girls and women.
For women who suffer with 81
IRENE nervousness. who have blue
spells and a desire To CO.. who fro,
ana sorry over small thinrs or
bore stomach. liver or kidne,s arc
doranFed. there l. noihlng In incl
world so effective as Plant mlrsl
'H ~ Ihompson's aud try IL 10
.ouraclf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24
TEN BUSHELS INCREASE.
What Ten Bushels TO the Acre In
crease Would Do for the State
OF Illinois.

National Crop improvement S,rloel
An increase OF ten bushcl, ol corn
10 the acre upon the 6.62s.90g acres
planted IN the state Of Illinois IN 1911.
at ~ cents per bushel would have
produced an increase OF wealth to the
state OF S2o.Sl5.6}6
An increase OF ten bushels of wheat
to the acre upon l.5j6.267 acres seed
ed On the state OF Illinois M 1911.
would have produced an increase OF
wealth o. the state OF Sl0.422 $500.
An increase 81 ten hushcl, at oats
to the acre upon the 2.7oo.0s7 acres
seeded "a The state OF Illinois ~ 1911
would have produced an increase OF
wealth Ca The state of S96Sl .i04 SO
An increase of ten bushels of rye 10
the acre upon the $3.50 acres seeded
IN the state Of Illinois IN 1911. would
have produced an increase oi wealth
10 the state of 500 .2oSS0
An increase Of ten bushels at barley
to the acre upon the 1924 acres
seeded IN the state OF Illinois in 1911
would have produced an increase Of
wealth 90 the state OF S2S6.l02
The total wealth OF the state from
the additional increase OF ten bushels
10 the acre ot corn. wheat. oats rye
and barley upon the acreage planted
n 1911 would have amounted % the
enormous sum OF so .24o.5l2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24
COUNTRY GRAIN BUYERS.
Should Cooperate with Farmers
Tributary to Their Market TO
Establish Uniform Grades
and Varieties.

tNinoHa' Crop improvement Servicel
Country gram buyers could mate
rally reduce their TRIALS " they would
issue the views ct different experts
on proper preparation cf grain Tor
market and send copy 20 each
farmer IN the territory tributary to
their market
Most oi the farmers would be very
thankful for this information heed il.
and show their appreciation by bring.
ING their grain 10 the distributor Of
the information that they might show
how they had prohied by the advice"
said J { MURRAY. chairman Crop In
proVemcnt Committee Cooperation
Of the local gram buyers. seed men
and millers on this basis would ma
terially assist al concerned in esab-
fishing the best varieties and grade,
= every locality where the grain ..
'sgSat Tor Shipment"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24

NOTES FROM THE LABOR
WORLD.

\ About 5000 900 men are employ
lei IN regular occupation in Greal
Britain
In 1912 the total number Of strike
and l0ckouts IN Canada vas reported
a. tiS.
Actual construction viii soon be-.
gin upon a six-story labor temple in
Cleveland. Ohio. 20 cost $50. 900.
The union Of bOilermakers IN Eng
land has, b. a referendum vote. de-
cided 10 withdraw from the Labor
Party.
The labor unions Of Houston. Tex
have subscribed over $500 toward
the establishment Of a tuberculaf cii-
mic IN that city.
The carpenters. electrical work
ers. and other unions Ia Galveston.
Texas. have taken steps 10 form a
Building Trades Council
Thirty-two bills we're introduced
into the state legislature OF New
York for the purpose OF effecting a
REORGANIZATION Of the state labor bu
reau
II Is estimated that work win be
supplied FOR skilled laborers Ia Ohio,
Nebraska and Indiana for the next
five years ~ result of the recent
floods IN Nebraska the greatest
damage vas done by tornades and
windstorms
There rs no reason for bridge ana
structural iron workers to be- out OF
work this summer. according TO
The Officers OF the International
Union The large number OF new
bridges to be- built will furnish en-.
Dloyment for an the men available ]
A general council composed OF /
OF welfare organiza-
ions has been formed In Washing |
on. d. G. Mrs Frederick school. /
y Philadelphia. II president Mrs
ohn Hays Hammond Vice president
md Mrs G. u. shelton. OF Washing. |
on. secretary.
Last year the italian government
ave official notice 20 It's female
employees IN the telephone service
hat they should not marry under
be axe OF 2S years. Recently new I
rider has been announced that 40 II
married. woman need solicit admis-
ion into the service.
At Winnipeg Man. a labor rep
osentatiOn committee has been
)rmed for the purpose of securing
lbor representation upon all public
odies for the purpose OF organizing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24

LATE FLOWING
TRACTOR COMBINES OPERA.
TONS.
BY RAYMOND oLNEY.
Power-Fsrming Expert, NJ. Rumley
Co, La Porte Ind

lNsi'ousi Cog Enprovsmsnt ssrsi,.l
~ no time arr the advantages OIL
The farm tractor more fully appreciat.
ed than for the spring work. especial.
ly during the blowing season. The
work must be done fast 20 make the
best use Of good weather
The advantage Of the tractor 10 this
respect Is that II combines operations
This means a saving m time. labor.
soil moisture. and much anxiety
When blowing discs and smoothing
harrows can be conveniently htched
behind the plows boo TINS way the
ground IS made ready for seeding a,
one operation. With horses this would
require three separate operations
When seeding. the discs drills and
smoothing harrow may be- hauled be.
hind the engine a. one time. thus com.
pieilng al one operation what would
otherwise require three IN many
cases It Is found convenient 10 hitch
The discs. drills and harroWs behind
the plows. thereby blowing. discing
drilling and narrowing a. one time
by combining operations on this
manner the farmer is able 90 take
advantage Of the best weather and
soil conditions Where horses are
used the spring work mus, be started
Early and nnished late But by per
forming two to four operations at one
time. as Is possible only with a irac-
.or a better job can be done aud the
work finished IN much les. time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24

Whereas. It has pleased our Hoay.
only Father to enter the home of orr
beloved Brother. J y. Ivy and take
from them their good wife and moth
or. Laura Reed Ivy. Who was a much
loved daughter OF the VIII 4. Mi
ler Chapter OF the 4 Il. C.. Amarillo
Texas
We viii miss her. she was LOYAL.
Kind and true Not only has the WIN
A Miller Chapter sustained great
loss but the L. d. C.s at large.
Our loss Is our Saylors gain. The
WIN a Miller Chapter OF the L. d.
c's Amarillo Texas hereby extend
TO you our heartfelt sympathy IN
your sad bereavement
Therefore. be q resolved con,
OF these resolutions be- published In
the Daily News. a copy be sen, 10 the
family and a copy be- spread on the
% our chapter.
MRS J. Il. BEARD
MRS. ERNEST MILLER
MRS. W NJ. JETER.
Committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24

the working class into one roas0IIla-
ted political body W B Simpson
was elected chairman
Labor Commissioner Powers o.
Michigan reports that oi The 100000
persons b. which the number %. em
ployes in manufacturing establish.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24

lpay 10 the party Of the fret part. the
sum Of ............. dollars
Tor .+..-t.... square feet Of eK-
hibi' space herein proposed. and AZ
a consideration. the party Of the sec
ond part Is hereby given the sole
right 10 the nee OF ....... square
feet 81 exhibit space In the building
herein proposed for the entire year
81 1915 and within that space party
Of the second part shall have the eS-
elusive right 70 install an exhibit Of
The products and articles herein des-
cribed subject 10 all the Rules and
Regulations Of the Divisions OF the
Exhibits. aud Divisions Of Concos-
cessions Of the Panama california
Exposition
u b. understood that upon this
contract becoming operative. the
Panama-California Exposition viii
and a. provided IN the contract here
in. and the party Of the first part.
prepare foil complete plans for the
building herein proposed. and pro.
coed with the erection Of said build
ing For the purpose Of meeting the
expense ~ the construction Of the
building herein provided for l25
per cent? Of the money due under
contract becomes payable to the or ]
der of the party % the second part |
for transmission 10 the said Pana |
ma-California Exposition. under the |
terms Of the contract between the |
party Of the first part and the Pan
California Exposition on or be-
fore August 4. 1919. and the re-
amounting 20 ...........I
dollars. shall be- paid IN four 90 in-
equal stallments on or before the fol.
lowing dates October g.. 1913. Jan
nary ]. 1914. April ]. 1914. June !.
1910
n Is understood aud mutually
irrced that this contract b. cont
tent upon The Chamber ~ Commrcc
u Austin. Teyas securing similar
contracts for an aggregate OF not
ess than 10000 square feet and that
'pou the securing Of contracts for
otal of not less than 10000 square
ect the Secretary ~ the Chamber
u Commerce. of Austin. Texas. will
oposIt such contracts with the State
'ationnl Bank. OF Austin. Texas. ana
otify each prospective exhibitor
living list OF an the individuals
manufacturing concerns. commercial
odies. or development dissertations
no have signed contracts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24
NOTICE

hI persons using vehicles ~ any
Bind ior hire and all persons using
automobiles or motorcycles In tho
a] whether for hire or not must
have them numbered AZ once In ac.
co.da1ce with the ordinances. or
tl'h persons win be- prosecuted
J , SPEED. city Marshal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24
TEXAS BUILDING
At EXPOSITION
MOA EMENT n iLnEAUY Under
WAY 10 RAISE FUND OI
lliLI MILLION

a movement headed hy wan l..
+ finiug. Secretary OF the Austin
Chamber Of Commerce 10 under way
10 raise fund for the erection OF a
Texas State building a. the Panama
california Exposition AZ San Diego
Iin 1915 This movement has receiy-
cd fhe hearty endorsement Of Cover
nor c0l1uiii and other prominent
Iri'ifcns ~ Texas. and bias already ~
tanned sufficient Impetus 10 awaken
confidence thar the project viii BE-
pushed 90 early and successful con
lfummafion
The eork of raising suJsriptionss
Tor the Texas building o. under way.
land All be steadily pushed from
This time iorHare % 10 SIR Winnings.
plan t0 enlist the vigorous cooper
tlon ~ me commercial bodies OF tho
state as b. shown by the following
letter just received by Secretary HolI
man of the Amarillo chamber o,
Commerce
Austin Tcsaf- May 20
Mr Seth % Holman.
Amarillo. Texas
Dear Sir
IS 49, Perry. Of the Publicity aud |
Exploration Committee 81 the Pann /
mafaIifofnih Exposition Is here. - I
poclally representing the Exposition /
TO- Texas and have undertaken with /
his add to raise a fund for Texas
state building az the Exposition. for
which nc have the endorsement OF
Governor colquitt the state Real
Estate Exchange and the Texas Press
Association Therefore. am asking
he commercial bodies Of the State
10 each appoint q committee ~ i've
business men 10 secure subscriptions
% the end that ao may Boz well rep
eecnted This Exposition g. nation
D 100 ~ scope 10 exploit the rcsourc-
IS OF the United States. aud we be-
ictc that We should raise AZ least
10000 for the building
The Exposition viii be open dur.
ng The entire year Of 1913. and IT,
nccess BE- assured by the appropria
lon OF three million and a half dol
hrs by the city of San Diego. 10
ether with a bond issue of $3.50. 900
nd a fund Of nearly one million doi.
irs individual subscription
The site Of the exposition comprls
5 bla acres OF ground in the cen
70 Of the lioo acre cts Park 80
ln Diego. only a ten minute walk
'om the center OF the city.
The cosi Of our building viii be
300 per square foot OF ,sNhibit |
lacc a. p"r the enclosed contrac,.
hich il made Ia duplicate for your I
'e With w t. Vming on the com a
elton ot q campaign for funds ,
hich b. to close June j.. 1913. 4
lease understand that The enclosed !.
'ntrnct can also be- used with u sub
ribcr who does not care 10 pay mis-
tire appropriation at ono time 9
iocks viii be- made PAYABLE 20 the g
ate National Bank. Trustee of aus.
b. II b. maniiestly the duty ot the =,
numerical organizations 10 support al
Is undertaking s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24
CAZZELL BROS

Grating and Packing. aud an kinds
of Repair work. Phone ii7f Goa
rolk street t7t A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24
COCkrOaCheS
SHOULD BE KILLED

AZ the first sign Of the repulsive cock.
ROACH or waicrbus, get from your drug.
gist box Of the genuine S,carns' Flee.
the Rat AMI Roach Paste and uac il
according 10 directions; and in the
morning You can sweep up painful u
dead cockroaches Ready Tor u.s.; does
not blow into the food like powders.
Stcarns' Electric Paste is sold ON
guarantee Of money back ii it fails L.
cxiernInatc cockroachcs, rats, mice. etc.
Sold by druggists, Pc and 81 On. or
sent direct, charges prepaid. on receipt
81 price
S'earn' Electric Paste CO., Chicago, III.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24

FOR RENT Modern groom house.
No 500 Jackson street. desirablly
located, good neighborhood. Phone
100. t7i-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-24

FOR RENO room brick rooming
house. upstairs on corner public
square at Memphis. Texas. New.
clean. light. city water. sewerage
electric lights. etc Joe J.. Mickle
land Co. Memphis. Texas.
ia a.