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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25
MAR|NO-CHAvEZ
BATTLE MAY EIGHT
NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED
FOR BOUT AT AL
BUQUERQUE

ALBuQrERQrE. y. NJ. April "a
Negotiations for about here have
been closed by irector Mark Levy.
OF the New Mexico \. c.. with Scotty
Montieth, manager OF Young Marine.
and ". r. Walker. manager OF Ben
ny Chavez. The boys will meet May
sth at Elk's Theatre and the win
ner OF the 20 is promised match
Hith Battling Chico.
Director Levy received q telegram
from Monticth, saying that the terms
offered by him were accepted and
that he and hts protege would leave
for Albuquerque upon receipt of
transportation Levy probably VIII
bring him here two weeks before the
date set for the mill Levy thon
closed with Walker by wire.
Montleth. By the way, also Is man
.agcr OF Johnny dundee. and Marine
b. The feathers sparring partner
Marine has hattley Patsy Branigan,
Kid Williams. OF Baltimore. and
Young Solsherg lie lost to Williams
by a knockout In five rounds year
ago. lie is a tough little fellow with
kick In both hands tie agreed to
make llN pounds AT O'Clock for
Chavez. Nadine. II is believed. will
have no trouble In making this
weight as he Is said 20 be- able 10
make the bantamNoight limit easily
without weakening
Chayez's decisive trimming OF Ed
die Lcech. al Trinidad Monday night
local landom believes. entities him to
/ the right 10 meet Marine and 10 he
is able 10 cash ia on this sturdy
youngster, Chavezs standing will
be- registered. SO that he will be a
drawing card in a second encountel
with Battling Chico. Many OF Cha
yezs friends assert that he was not
right when Battling Chico sent him
10 the hay In two rounds and the bout
with Marine will give them the
chance they want
This card should be- popular. al
I buQuerque fans seem 10 favor the lit
tie fellows Marine. of course Is not
known to many here excepting re-
! ligious follow ers OF ring dope. but his
/ rep" Is q guarantee that he is tho
real stuff Chico unquestionably will
pack the house His admirers didn't
see enough OF him in his only APP
/ pearance here. They want to see the
Dattler extend himself. aud II CHAVEZ
is able TO stop the healthy Marine II
/ will be point IN favor OF his still
loyal admirers who believe that he
was not at his best when he fell
before the mighty little Chico.
Director Levy will have little trou.
/ Bile in matching Chico with the win.
uer of the Mariou-Chayez affair
! Chico reviewed a reception from To-
cal fans that be has not FORGOTTEN
aud he is anxious 90 return
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25
SAYS SAGE AND SULPHUR DARN
EMS HAIR BEAUTIFULLY
AND ENDS DANDRuFF

Hair that loses lis color and lus-
ire. or when n fades. turns gray, dull
and llfeless Is caused by lack OF
sulphur IN the hair. says a Well
known pharmacist our grandma
thor made up a mixture OF SAGE Tea
and sulphur TO keep her locks dark
and beautiful and even today this
simple preparation has no equal.
Millions OF women and men too,
who value that even color. that beau
|tiful dark shade of hair which is SO
attractive use only Sage Tea and
Sulphur.
Nowadays We are not bothered
with the task of gathering the sage
leaves ana the mussy mixing az home
Simply ask at any drug store for a
SO cent bottle OF the ready 10 use
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25

WASHINGTON. u. c., April "a
The Panama Canal tolls controversy
Is the leading aud virtually the only
topic scheduled Tor consideration at
the seventh annual meeting of the
American Society OF International
Law. which convened in this city to-
day for session OF three days The
subject will De- discussed from every
viewpoint by eminent legal authori-
ties The meeting vii conclude with
banquet Saturday night which will
hc addressed by noted lawyers OF
ho United states and other coun-
tries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25
NOTICE on ELECTION.

The School Board OF the Amarillo
Independent School District has or
dered an election for three trustees,
for term OF two years. to be held
at tho court house May 1913, and
by order OF the board there will be
an official ballot printed Notice is
hereby given that all parties desiring
10 run for trustee IN this election viii
have to hand their names 10 W. >,
Roberts on or before . O'Clock, May
-. 1918. IN order 60 be placed on this
ballot. ". S. ROBERTS,
I4N-3c President School Board.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25
!, AIiI

This Is 10 certify thar an druggislF
are authorized 10 refund Four money
n Foicy's Honey AMI Tar compound
falls 20 cure your cuush og cold juo
peruct Tell. Wis. states Hate
used Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound as family medicine FOR ite
years and Il has always given OBJ"
best ~ satisfaction and produced
good results u viii always errr "a
couah or cold For children H is
indispensable on account of 's Ti'as.
ant taste aud its freedom from opi.
ates. Refuse substitutes
RANDAL DRUG 60
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25
SIZE HAD PRIZE HAIR.

Long, rich, heavy hair smooth, soft,
luxuriant hair. She says she owes It all
To Halls Hair Remover. Hut she doesn't
It helped big lot, but that is all. She
had good digestion, rich blood, strong
nerves. Don't 60 through life half sick
aud with stunted hair. Consult your
doctor and follow his advice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25

when BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ
NENT o. rubbed in for rheumatic
aches and pains, 1t reach the spot
quickly aud the relief Is very oratify-
me price 25c, Soc and s per bot
tie Sold by l.. o. Thompson 4 CO.
Druggists. Amarillo. Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25
WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING OI TEAMS.

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25

~ you have house Tor rent. -
al Ia the classified columns OF the
Amarillo Daily News will get results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25

Batteries Suggs, Clark. syeroid :
sallee. Burke, Redding. Willis. Geyer
and WinrO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25


chafcd skin is HAl1ARD'S SNOW
LINlNENT. o. is both healing and
autisoptic Price poo Nc and per
bottle Sold bt O. % Thompson q
Co. Drug sis. Anna Hoo Tex.
s,thcr and appear . the play next
season
stop T>hiaf h.a caught New
Workers SO much nf. its rapid are
of uu that b. plIl continue in that
city an summer
Hcdwig Rcichor TO go INTO
vaudeville with a rElct eutitli
The Conquest
Max Rodgers aud Bobby North ore
90 star Together Nest 1s"n ia q Wn-
airal and comedy u'."rc VII a no.
table yaud-,lIo ca.f
Florence Rs.1 H. made s1rt o.
biz hit in TIE sU Woman. ia
playna iu 30. Ar 900 The N5ttf--
GA stock C1mpar.
Louise Randolph no vas the
manager of hrr o.. ..upany in Chi
cago. Be- 20 bs tho ng woman 81
"a stock company JOB ugfeld. Mass
Charles Ff1hma. 500 produce Boz
the near future "a 90 comedy ca
titled The N-BaE .r.' by Paul
Rubcus. author me Sunshine
Gir.
"The AregIe r... Fith Robert
HHiard az the star ~ J Burns.
the famous do.sI... H one OF tho
authors IS to har. .andon produc-
ton
4 new farce - bc produced
which b. @ satin. he prevailing
upp az criminal ils Title iF
Are Yon Cfoor 1t harsderit"
Cis-t ID to ls.r t ldine part.
Rida Johnson Y.s has written
a H.a.f.,u ulst a Selsyu and
rof,fanv .#uf ur0 next season
Mrs yoqpe has Dol. raveiiug With
an. - Vol Cl.... IA a ylea Co
securing surEesti0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING on TEAMS.
Yesterdays Results.

Batteries Moore Nelson and XII
lifer. Amcs and Meyers. Umpire
Hartley.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25

Batteries - Allen and Miller :
James and Whaling. Twelve in
nings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25
TEXAS LEAGUE
STANDING on TEAMS.
Nrstcr.InN,. HcsnIt..

Batteries Lewis. Bobo, ilornsby
Rador. Jockey Empires Howell.
kIIrou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25

Batteries Schulz, Williams and
Sterrett: Bender and Thomas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-25

Batteries Helm. iost. htllit
Veasy. NrCafterts. Vance. Umpire
Mulaney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
NEWS OF EASTERN SHORE

Onancock. Va. October 5.-Circuit
Court Will convene Monday, with Judge
Fletcher on the bench. a long term
is expected, as no term was held in Au-
gust The Jail is full of persons await
ing hearing. ~
An unusually severe storm passed
over this vicinity Thursday. Oman
cock was cut off from communication
by telephone with the surrounding
country. Thursday morning 260 phones
had been reported out of order In
many fields not stalk Of corn was
left standing, and much damage was
done to the fodder At Onancock tho.
house occupied by Richard " Ayres
was struck by lightning and a dog
lying between Mr.. and Mrs. Ayres was
killed. Neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Ayres was
even shocked. Tho lightning went in
every room in the house. doing con-
adorable damage. Hcbard L. Warren
and son were standing on the lawn at
their home near Salisbury. Both ran
for the barn when the storm became
severe. Tho boy reached shelter. but
Mr.. Warren was killed by lightning
just as he was entering the door. Els
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06

remains were bronght to Onancock Fri
cay. and after funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev ]. w. Hundley at the
BAPTIST Church. intcrmcnt was made in
tho Onancock Cemetery. Besides a
widow and several children, he is sur
Nived by one brother. John Warren. OF
Pungoteague. and three slstcrs-Mrs.
Tindall. OF Tasley, and Kisses Anna
and Emma Warren, OF Onnncock.
Tho annual district presbyte rial was
held at Mackenzie Church. Accomac
Thursday. Delegates were Present
from NIL tho Presbyterian churches on
the Shore. Interesting addresses were
made by Mrs. Howe. OF Hampton. and
by Rev. Mr.. Buchanan. n missionary to
Japan.
The oyster shucking- houses OF Chin
colleague are working day and night
In ordor to fill orders.
Fish arc more plentiful now than
they have been duiDng the season. The
wind, which blew hard from the land
for several days last week, caused very.
low VIII in the coves. In many OF
these large fish could be picked up on
shore~or In very shallow water. w
I. Parkes, Of Onancock. caught n trout
with hook and line that was thirty
three inches long.
Parksley Lodge, a. +. and A. NJ. has
been organized at Parksley. District
Deputy Grand Master Ohio l. Parker
was present at the meeting Friday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06

cal times, and that otherwise their
eieven was the equal and In many re-
Futrelle. the speedy quarter OF tho
Medicos, and who Is one OF the safest
handlers of punts on the eleven. had
Iuinbles, which the Carolina ends re-
covered almost within the shadow Of
me Medicos' goal line. Hardy. at full
tho locals many yards Hardy ordi
narily handles tho ball exceedingly
well W., and his fumbles arc few and FAR
particularly evasive in Saturdav.s
game He fumbled once after the re-
f hH whistle had blown. making the
aiiowed by the referee to retain the
S eati g and this after the htg full back
thirty-hve-yard gain.
To show the stuff the NIedicos mt
INTO the game, they point to an in
stance In the last quarter. when they
r tartTira long punt from one of the
i rn,a ana allowed pesky Tarheel to
t re thnir They They , were then forced back
downs. resaincd possession OF the bail
and on the attempted punt. White. who
%as adic KIN from behind the goal line
getting only fifteen yards out OF mn
otherwise perfect punt
r. dhese are some of the reasons for
10 criticize Futrelle and Hardy for
their fumblcs OF Saturday would be
9Dout az sane as knocking Snodgrass
worlds series baseball game. Thev
ere both experts in this particular de-
!nart,ment of the, game. but no player is
The Medicos do not discredit tho vic
uory OF the Down Homers." who al
ways mad man present to take adj
vantage OF their mistakes. What thev
wish to be brought out is the fact thot
a al. loss OF the game was due to de
, IN department of the game
mat they ordinarily are especially
strong in-that is, handling the bali
,,; Next Saturday they journey to Ra-
against the y. and NJ aggreeation,
'Chey have two other recruits that they
wish to use in this game in order 10
.est their efficiency as substitutes for
game here with the University OF Mis-
will be staged nj Broad
street Park Wednesday, October Is.
III anGse nrst three games they have
ana linemen. finding out exactly who
can stand the gaff OF n really hard
game. After the game with a. and NJ.
Saturday they will have their cards at.
tackled In tee best possible manner fo,.
the ole Miss" fracas
In the Carolina game, Foster and
,iGns WerG sent 10 the ends posi-
took their places behind the line This
combination is the most effective ma
Medicos have yet tried, for il gives
them weight and speed on the ends.
back field Hollenbeck is dashinp
plunginS ground-gainer and hard
cure tackler. White does the kickins
.or me eieVcn, ana is good running
mate to the fleet Futrelle
to-day instead of az 3 O'Clock. which
has been the usual hour for beginning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
MELON RUM0RS
Certain Interests Market Stock,
Then Get 1t Back at
Profit.
OPTIMISM RECEIVES CHECK
Aggressive Attack on Steel One
OF Weeks Features. or
Street
OPTIMISM RECEIVES CHECK
ny unoADAN MALL.

New York. october Speculative
teFTst SUI einees 9r ne as!aqd of
the extra distribution TO stockholders
There viii be meetings at the begin;
some decision viii be reached. Rumors
are current that tho government off,
Gals stepped in. oOiecting TO the pro-
posed plan OF distributing 20 and 10
per cert securities. There is "a wide
difference OF opinion between tho mem
bers of the board; this much is known.
mont OF the melon cutting. was taken
advantage of by certain interests to
market n line OF stock that has since
been taken back at profit.
Optimism Checked.
optimism in the market was largely
checked by :, fall in copper stocks and
an aggressive attack on the steel
needs above everything else at this
time is speculative leadership. Trad
ing has fallen into the hands of pro-
fessioual floor traders, who prefer to
take advantage OF movements in prices,
rather than inaugurate fluctuations.
lnarket becomes abnormally dull at
times.
Heavy sailing for, Paris account in,
the English bank ratio to 3 per cent,
This is still the truest barometer of
international money markets. and
funds are not, and will not be, avail
able for speculative purposes for some
time TO come.
Many OF the large commission houses
report that their clients would be WILL
ing TO assume bullish position IL con-
WINGED that the bankers would lend
support 10 the market. The most po-
tent factor which deters extensive oper-
alton on the short side of the market
IS the knowledge that commission
houses are carrying small lines OF
stocks and traders dislike selling into
q bag.
Uncertain Influences.
Many uncertain influences prevail
the effect of the tariff, the discussion
of the proposed currency reform, and
The foreign situation may be cited-but
speculation does not wait upon solu-
zion of difficulties. and with aggressive
leadership 1t is felt that the market
could be easily turned upward. Inter-
borough Metropolitan preferred held
firm and promises higher prices OF
the low priced shares. Pittsburgh Coal
should appreciate on tho formation OF
a plan TO satisfy the bank dividends
on the preferred stock. Nothing can
usurp- the Importance OF the action of
the Union Pacific directors. ITO be-
or not TO be-" is the question. and with
mn extra distribution to stock oldcrs
the stock market may take heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
RECEIPTS ABUNDANT
AND PRICES LOWER
Stocks of Wheat Increase and Figures Come Down
Corn Weaker With Tired Holders
Unloading.

New York. October 5.-At tho be-
ginning OF the week domestic wheat
markets exhibited a stronger tendency,
but from the start there was n marked
suit all of the early. gain was soon
wiped out. and n small net loss estab-
lished Much Of the time prices moved
slowly and within narrow limits. Chief
among the factors in the opening up
turn was an unexpected decrease in
Visible supply. whereas a year ago
there was 4 moderate increase. Public
cables indicated encouraging firmness
in in foreign markets. while private cables
to moderately heavy transactions. one
100000 bushels Of Mnnitobas for ship
ment from Montreal to Lisbon.
:, Tho bris foreign demand for Cana
dian wheat has naturally become more
Of stimulating factor than previously
able elimination of the duty as an OBJ
stacle to free importations of the Mani
tariff question has moved to the back
ton; onNthe one hand. it is quite gen
wheat Importation has been pretty
downward movement. Then, too. our
months, because Canada's countervail-
ing duty on our wheat VIII doubtless
present administration. which was
r Larger Canadian supply.
The turn TO eaSincss shortly after
the opening was aScribed In part to
the enormous addition to Canada's WISH
Bile supply 7,274,000 bushels. whereas a
year ago the increase was only 2.174.O0O
bushels. In eXplana ton of the liberal
movement from Canadian farms. it was
stated that many farmers were in FL
nancial straits. and that banks were
compelling them to sell In order to
settle their debts. Hence, ii is nat
urally. assumed that after the financial
situation is cleared up. there will BIO
n marked shrinkaEe in the movement.
Moreover. conservative traders are con-
WINGED that all of Canadas surplus
VIII find ready market In Europe par
ticularly since the grain Is of such ex-
ceptionally choice quality, the grading
being the highest ever known. The
crop there may prove to be smaller
the judgment of one authority, who
estfmates the yield at 100 o0O 900 bush
els. whereas earlior estimates had been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
NATIONAL KEYNOTE
FOR $4,000 BANKS
Attitude of Bankers Toward Cur
rency Reform Expected to
Be Made Clear.

Boston. Mass. October 5-The atti-
lu"e OF the nations bankers as Il whole
toward rctorn in tho currcncN system
Is expected to he made clear in the
thirty-ninth annual convention Of the
American Bankers Association, which
Will open here tomorrow.
Tho. currency commission OF the. as
siNc report on proposed legislation
which Is To be presented to the con
Nention on Wednesday. The committee
has cndeavorcd. 1T is said to strike a
national Keynote for the 1900 bank S
represented by the association. and dis
cuSsioi and debate are invited. Lead
ing bankers viii express their opinions
on The committees findings.
me vanguard of the visiting fiuan-
train. -Four other specials arrived to-
day \ special delegation on its way
IRON Atlanta in a chartered steamer
Tor that city. BY to- Inlsrrow il is cx.
pected that nearly 5000 bankers will
The, convention proper gets under
way Wednesday. Among the speakers
are James j. Hill, St Paul; William
Sol NeXler,. New Orleans: Ralph Van
Nechsen, Chicago. and President t;eorp-n
j. Vincent. OF the University OF Min
ncSota.
Committee meetings and the annual
H'clhs OF The executive council to-
Sether Win business sessions of the
NailouS sections. trust company, saw
iheS banks, clearing house and state
SECRETARIES, which make up the asso-
HurlnG the first two days OF the gather
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06

season but 1t yet is early in the crop
year. and more favorable weather con-
figures of at least 81 million bales
larger.
The spot demand will come In for
more serious consideration this week
than yet has been given il. There are
signs that American spinners have
been operating in the spot department
on darge scale of late. while Euro
pean spinners have chung to their policy
OF holding off. Bulls claim that both
Egypt and Continental spinners almost
are bare OF supplies of raw material
and that II would not take much to
create buying movement among
them.
Markets this week will be wholly free
from the fear Of Legislation which prob
ably Will result I'm frcer trading
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06

for 19S.000,O00 bushels or more The
irreeularity and unsettlement prevail.
ing in, European markets. While the
general tone was somewhat frmer
vorable crop advices from Argentina
and i'd Rp SSH In view Of the great
upon the alleged enormous movement men
OF spring wheat, it is Interesting to
note that since July LIST the receipts at
points have aggregated as. 064.00O hush
oils. compared with 64.454, 900 bushels
for the same time in 1912.
Routine Character Inter On.
Late in, the week there was no es-
sential change. in the situation In
the main, trading was of moderate
portant. There. were, however. occa-
Which was partly attributed sdea to RS.
ports that farmers were making lighter
deliveries of spring wheat to country
that tho arrivals at primary points
would soon show a decrease. Then.
too. private cables have been rather
tinentnI markets, and larger. export
orders wero received Mt somewhat bet
large 1s AS result f%rth o9 fairly
toba wheat to arrive. The worlds ship
ments for the week are expected to be
Russia and NORTH America, and hence nee
there may be Il reduction in the guam
tltS on passage.
Downward Tendency ON Corn.
Corn markets have been badly UNI
settled, with the general drift down
ward At times there was a decided
scarcity Of buying orders. while offer
tngS were much heavier. and it seemed
evident that holders for the rise had
become tired and discouraged. At least,
bullish enthusiasm seems to have sub
sided. although estimates as to the
crop have beon further reduced, ono
authority placing the total at 2,IO0 oOO.-
600 bushels, against 2,351. 100000 BUSH
report This lower estimate is based
on the assumption that great many
acres have been abandoned. In some
quarters the depression was partly at
tributed to reports Of further buying
of Argentine corn to arrive
Oats have also weakened, as stocks
are heavy. and furthermore fairly large
quantities of Canadian oats hnve been
bought to arrive in this and other mar
ketS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
With the Golfers
An Explanation.


Sporting Editor, The Times Dispatch:
IN the account entitled with the
Golfers" published In your Sunday edi-
ton 1t would appear to those who do
not know that the reason we did not
send our team to Washington last Sat
urday 10 play the Chevy Chase team
was because OF tho fact that we were
not satisfied with the schedule as ar
ranged by the committee I do not
know, who gave you this information.
but 1t is not correct in any particular
The reason. and absolutely the only
reason, we had in not sending team
was because of the fact that at the
last moment, on account OF business,
our men found 1t impossible to make
the trip. l would also like to say that
this match was scheduled to be played
In Baltimore but was transfcrredH at
our our own request. to the Columbia
Course in Washington.
1t was a keen disappointment to all
of us to forfeit to Chevy Chase, ms this
was the first time that the Country
Club team has failed to be on hand at
the scheduled time.
AS the account Sunday puts us in a
bad light. ] will appreciate It very
much If you will make this correction.
DOUGLAS CALL,
Captain Country Club of Virginia
Golf Team.