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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-12
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dispatches
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office at Amarillo IeKst under the act Of March
5. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-12

Villa and /apato uo4 have 0ormrd 900 aII
ance--oi the same unboiy order as thr Mexican
alliances that have gone before
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-12

The republicans set tbr pace Tor billion dol
lar congresses 1ui now they howl because th.
democrats learnt from them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-12

The miners OF Colorado ,, going back %
work after months ol ldIruc. Io Judge by Oh.
weather reports from the month They ,r- sctuu.
busy none too soon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
Golf
ennis
Shooting
KlNGAN AND BURK PLAY
DECIDING GAME TO-DAY


iingan anu Burk viii play this afternoon
Ut Byrd Park. and u hard fought game Is
expected. Tho race in the Richmond
League has been very interesting for tho
past six weckr, with Kingau AMI rortner
running neck and neck for urst place
While these two teams have been lighting
Iiurh has crcpt slowly, but surely upon
them, aud by defeating Portner "A double
header last saturday. while K!ugan was
Winning one from Richmond Electric vent
INTO second place showing POrtncr 10 third.
klngun IL only one-hulf - game nhend
VI Burh Gov. and should athp BurIs team
win to-day. would take the lead II
kingan wilma. IL VIII settle the race and
the meat Fuckers WIN have Ia 20 against
the Airos and light FOR championship
hon"rs IN the Class m" division
'euitcr ana Bcaslcy will he the battery
Tor kinsnn to-day. and Burh will use either
NdlthuI OF Allen aud Dreamer
second Post Season Game.
Ihe second game Of the post-.eason series
WIN be played this afternoon ~ Clark"
spring. Manager Seamans VIII send Roger
son and TiHror against I'll" furniture boys,
ana with this exception will have his limo
up the same II last Saturday
Ryan Smith wi.I send Blackburn back at
the engine builders, "Dutch" Bottoms viii
work behind the ba, and Thorpe viii look
after the bases.
should the Aicos win to-day. q, VIII put
kyan-Smi,h out OF the race Tor city cham
pionsnip honUrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
MEAT MARKET FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
Liabilities aggregate S5.s3s.3o. while ~,
sets Are listed at S2.i3u-Othrr
Petitions Are Filed.

Thrcc petitions ia voluntary baukruptcy
were nlcd yesterday In the United states
District court Schedules in the case Of
ia" Hichmuud cash Meat Market, Inc. oi
3s' N"rth SiNth street show liabilities
t"taling Si1iI.3o. with assets amounting
&" 'e.7.o. y petition ficd by Leon johnson
"t North Fourth street. gives l,nbilities
ceeregatiug SHE aud assets totaling $i5l
mother nIcd ~ l.. /. Franklin, lists liabili-
ties amounting TO s6S| and assets worth
soc
Tho schedules OF the Richmond cash
Meat Market. Inc. signed by l. Bow,
man. scrrctHry-tr"hSurcr. The only secured
creditor is Tho American Furniture amt FIX
ture Company, ot this cts, which holds -
secured ,lAtui Tor $3.50. representing an
unpaid balance due lot fixtures furnished
THIS bankrupt.
Most of the othcr creditors arc local The
creditors Wh" hold unsecured claims
amounting Z" 500 aud over are: Ncw-
Leader 'ompsny. SisS.>i: Eagl. Paper com.
nany. Si,l>.; Armour ~ 60. sl92 -
SWIFT = 60. tJl6.s5. Sul.hcrGcr x Sons Go,
[l9il6. MccOmb y Bock $3.50 ~ Bow
man. $1,000. and J. y keck. f50H. all %
Richmond ana William J. Moxlcy. Inc,
Chicago. $500 and g. Holman & Sons,
Baltimore. Sll0l0.
The Richmond Trust aud Savings Conf
panN holds an unpaid note for $500 which
Is secured by the Endorsements O. l.. Row
man and J. \. Erck Attorney Alfred j.
kirsh has boon appointed receiver.
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COLTS AND TARS SPLIT
EVEN IN DOUBLE-HEADER
tContInutd From FOurth PaCc)

CONTINUED From Fourth Page
took matters easy. aud the game ended
vita the score 10 10 -.
Manager pressly sent 'Gunboat'
Cochran TO the ht!l for The second en-
counter, and at no stage Of the battle
was he In danger. while Grimes. who
returned 10 lii. mound for the Colts,
Was found easy picking In one inning,
which counted for the loss OF the game.
IN me third session twelve men
faced the local t~itier and tile Tars
made merry with his offerings 10 the
extent OF i've safctics. coupled with Il
sacrifice and two iieldcrs' choices that
failed to land the outs. THIS coutiuu-
ton tailed seven counters FOR the Visi-
tors.
The colts secured their lone counter
ger to centre and Schweitzers single.
Gray Was the bright light with the
stick, lie securing 1--WE hits. one two
tho visitors Cleveland did the best
work. getting four hits.
Manager Ryan sent I'm Lefty Dye 10
rclicv" Grimes in the seventh inning OF
the second game, and he took Woerth' :
place behind the la I. Dye allowed only
one hit in the three Innings nc pitched.
In the NTH inning OF the second game
Umpire Henderson made one Of the
duccrest decisions ever seen on a ball
n.ld. The decision VAS against the
Colts. ana probably stopped rally.
on an error. Rohe scratched sing IL
towards short aud beat the throw.
Berger nit 70 short, and McAlahon jug
gled the ball. then threw to first In an
attempt to get the runner. Henderson
called out Itohe, who was Logging it To
second, though there was no attempt
TO make the play on the runner OF at
the pivot station. Manager Ryan kick
ed. but his objections failed 10 have
any effect. and the out counted as !,
force at second against Robe.
The Colts and Tars viii hook ia
another double hill this afternoon. the
hrst game starting al 2:5c o'clock. The
scores:
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CHARTERS ISSUED
Proph!toI Products Company. of Rich
LmnmL. ImcrcMhcN GnnItnI Sinrk.

An amendment TO the charter Of the
Prophytol Products company, Inc. OF
Richmond. was granted by the state
CORPORATION Commission Yesterday, au-
thorizinS au increase in the capital
stock OF the corporation from Sl0b,ooo
to s200.Oo0.
The charter OF the Louis Totz Liquor
Company, Inc, Of Roanoke, Was changed
TO abbrcviatc tho name Of the concern
10 tn" rotz Liquor Co. aud authoriz-
ing the removal Of the principal Of
flee from Roanoke to Pocahontas.
Charters were issued to tho following:
Radio Cemetery Company. Ilic.. Alex
audria County. $4,000 10 $50. 600; main
tain a cemetery. George II. Ruckcr.
president: Ashton g Jones secretary
and treasurer. Both OF Rosslyn
The Henry County Fruit Growers
Corporation. Martinsville; capital, S9o,-
coo 10 $5O,0cc: fruit-growers asso-
citation for mutual benefit. :. =.
stephen. president: j. NJ. sharp. score
tary and treasurer. Both Of Martins
VILE.
tarrisonburg MILK and Cream Cor
poration: Harrisonburg; capital $40
geo 10 $4,000: dairy business. J. Il.
Stephenson, president. Charles y.
Hammer secretary and treasurer. Both
of iiarrisonburg
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GARRETT BROTHERS
ADMITTED TO BAIL
They Arc Released in sum Of $500 Each
for Appearance at Nn'cmbcr
Term of


Farmvill", Va. July 3i--E. -. Garrett
ANT Iarkin G. Garrett. charged with shoot
Ing Charlie g. o"rson at Cumberland Court
house. we're brought to FarfnVilic last night
kept IA the Prince Edward Hotel anti
this morning. AZ II O'Clock they were
brought before Judge George ! liundlcy
and Yer" adisittcd to tail IN ia" sum or
Der term OF Cumberland Circuit Court. It
was said this morning that corson ad-
United ~ the touInouNvca attorney of
cumbcrltnd tina, at tho Tim" Of the shoot
knife the Garrett brothers. After the
shooting aud aF soon tas the hhcrin ar
rived at tho courthouse the two GarrettS
we're put under arrest hut not locked M.
admitted 70 bah tins morning No evidence
required 10y the court hctor" allowing
bail. the Commonwealth attorney
thought II unnecessary, ami consented to
Nbcratiug the defendants under tho bond
required.
" NJ NIustis. az Kichmond ana William
Lancaster. of Cumberland have been re
tanned a. counsel for the defendant An
political circles of Cumberland bus belong
To different factions. and no good feeling
has existed between them Tor several years.
X .. Garrett has been the deputy clerk
of the Circuit Court for about eight years,
AMI his brother. l.. - Garrett, has been
engaged IN inrrchHhdising at the courthonE"
FOR three years They natives III I<inc
William County. and both are married
Charlie Corson h.s been one Of the super
| rls"-s %; Cumberland for term OF Years
and Is unmarried HIS condition Tonight
~ reported a. unchanged. and the doctors
say h" has some chance for recovery.
Though the shooting of corsnn has aroused
much feeling among his friends IN the
b county. II * not believed there VIII DC
iuTih"r trouble. and tho CARROTS have re
turned 20 their respective duties at ,hc
courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
RICHMONOERS ARE CAUGHT
BY STEAMSHIP CHANGES

Cancellation OF steamships sailing on
the Atlantic. owing to the disturbed
conditions in Europe. Will seriously
Inconvenience large number OF
Americans in their summer trips. Mr..
and Mrs. j. scott Parrish. Mrs. W. l..
Chalmers ana Mrs u. T.. Winch. Of
Richmond, were to have sailed 10 -daN
from New York on the Natcrland. The
Hamburg american Line. announced
last night that ina view OF the unccr-
taiuty Of the European situation i;
had decided to postpone sailing OF The
Naterlaud
Tie sister ship. the Impcrator, was
due Ia have sailed ON THURSDAY from
Brcmen for this country, hut the triI
was cancelled AT the last moment. after
about 500 first class passengers among
whom was Thomas Nelson Page, am
bassador TO Italy. had gathered.
Alr. and Mrs y. Nolknann. OF Iach
moud. We're bookedc to sail ON the
imDerator from Brcrr"n and relatives
here We're somewhat alarmed last night
TO learn that the sailing had been
Cancelled. They had not heard by
what boat they Will sail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
PRESSLYS TARS CAPTURE
FIRST SEASONS REMNANT
second iinif of the ipt4 scnson Higgins
To-day. with Games Counting in
StnndtnE ErOm July =.

The pcnnant for the iirst half OF the
ioii season In the Virginia League
Guy ny tue sea Norfolk. under the
guidance OF .'Buck prcssiy having
Won sixty and lost thirty-onc games
with NIFTY three games won and thirty
eight lost.
The second half starts with tho
Games played to-day. hut, under an
agreement OF the directors. the games
from July and including july 81 count
IN The second half. so the teams arc
we'll on their way ia the niaI rush Tor
Inc pcnnaut for the second hale
ROANOKE won from Petersburg yes
ii .nt,,,. and Newp92rt News defeated
iiutld.rs climbcd up q peg Ia the stand
lnt OF the second half going so fourth
p!hc.. while the Coolers drop into NTH
Norfolll leads in THE second half sea.
son WIN seventeen games won and ten
lost The Tigers are In second place
"hlIe the Colts are third with sixteen
S"hes won and fourteen lost. New Q
pont New:. Petersburg aud Portsmouth
bTing uD the second division.
Manager Ryan feels confident of win
hlMs inc pennnht tor u" second half
.diespite the rather, healthy lead of the
the season gives the Colts AN average
OF two out of three Of the remaining,
games 10 be played on the local sand
lot. which is TO their advantage.
In event the colts crowd The T'ars
out of first place in the second half
and win the pcnnant. then "A post series
Of seven games will be played by the
q q, ihs !earpe. fhis is an i """V"Sio@ IL
the virginia League, but has worked
TO advantage in leagues not as compact
as the Virginia League. The post sea
so, series VIII awaken greater. inter
est In the State. league. and viii prob
ABLY make up for some OF the disad 2
Vantages of the Equitable schedule e.
which Was devised FOR this season, and
which resulted in thu season being
Snlit In Tho IniInlf. -
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HOPE GREATLY TO REDUCE
llllTERACY IN STATE

Superintendent OF Public Instruction
u. {. Stearnes returned to the city YES
terday from LynChburE much elatcd
over the splendid success OF the annual
meeting OF the division school super
inicndents. which closed Thursday
Iho attendance was large and the
interest evinced by the educators in
Their work was most impressive" ne
SAID last night. The supcrintendcnts
are Ncrr. much alive as TO educational
needs OF the state. and displayed an
cAScrncSH 10 use their best efforts to
meet these needs that was most graft
wing. NJ AL OF the sessions held il
was clearly apparent that they we're
going about their work with COM
nrudahlc enthusiasm"
Mr.. Stearncs commented upon tho
fac tnot only eight of the division
SCpcrintcndcntS We're absent. Five OF
the aOSertccs were prevented from al
tending lN Illness in their families and
family.
The two subjects that most engros sed
TIC attention OF the educators at these
sessions We're how to derive for tn.
cause OF education the greatest benefit
10 the greatest :umber from the $500.
900 appropriated by the last Legisla-
tNre for one and two-rcom schools To-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
"lEFTW SNYDER RELEASED
FROM COLTS PAY ROLL

Lefty snyder, who has been doing
nice work IN centre field. and aided the
Was released by Manager Ryan last
Night because the team has too many
lcithahd"d httters. Schweitzcr. The
new centre fielder played in that gar
den Yesterday. and ficId.d his position
we'll His stick work in the first gam
single drove IN a run during the BON
bardment in the third frame How
ever. lie was on strange ground. among
strange people, and Inc will doubtless
deliver the goods 10 the satisfaction of
all during the balance OF the season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
AMATEUR GAMES TO-DAY
Posi. Scn.un Gaunc..

Post Season Gamcs
AlcoA tOid Dominion I.eaguci - RYAN.
smith Commercial LcugIel. at Clarke
Spring. Cinplrcr. Bottornt ana Thorpe
Capital City League.
Ashland vr. Battle ANe, at Byrd rark
Umpire. French
Richmond League.
kinSan vs Bunk. az Byrd PARK t'tnubc
DolGn.
Central League.
Wood 1orkeTs ~. II : Wright -, Iui,ou
Park Umpire. scott
;, hrs'lGrs -, lnhians at So Andrew.
Main street ". Jones Brothers a, south.
aide Park. Umpire Via
Union League
Athleucs ~ Ep~orth a. Meadow Park
orioles W. Virginia Shoc Cvmpsu.. Al
Ber-dictine Fark
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"a ted in remote districts and how TO
eliminate illitcracy in the state.
The point was emphasized that teach :
crs by cooperating with tho citizens
leagues OF their respective neiEhbor-
hoods could accomplish much in the
WAY of bringing moro children into
the schools. Plans were suggested by
many OF the Supcrintcndents for arous =
Ing the teachers and melting them 10
greater activity in educational work
outside the classroom.
Causes of illitcrucY ana the best
methods to remove IL We're discussed
and statistics were reviewed. county by
county. II was shown by the available
figures that in 1910 there, We're l0.oi1
iliterate white between the ages of
Ten and twenty years in the state. and
2>,Ii6 negroes who could neither read
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
FORK UNION WINS IN NINTH

Fork linton Va. JuIy 3l-The local has.
cal team defeated Scotteviile here thi,
afternoon ~ the score OF 10 to 5 The win.
mag run was pat across during q ninth
inning tailH. PITTS ana HoskinIs d;i tho
battery work for the locals and Thomas
and Sledd for Scottsvili-
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standnrd raper TO rIn, nroah nn.L

Inc hthuGa-d Pnper Manufacturing Com
pAHS team VIII play the Broad Rock club
lo'diS at $50 o'clock on Standard diamond
Lhese Two clubs are The strongest In south
richmond. and neither have lD-, a game
otCh other. Gree, rivalry exists and ;, 10,
game Is aHtiCipdtcd
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Tip-Top. Defeat Dunlc,

Ihc ohHmpion Tip-Tops. OF Tho . !,
Closed leagues, defeated the DuuleN team.
- tho g G. y. aclG rs the score o; : 10
The game Wa one OF the mos, interesting
seen on tho field this season. The yip-Tcps
TOOK The lead In tho met inning. foil back
IN the eighth and won out In the lat
half OF the ninth
The features of the game were the faS,
neldine OF tho Duplex players and me
heavy batting OF tho Tip-Tops. The score:
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-pl!ege
Planters National Bank vs. NORWOOD a,
Blues " Wesley, At Oakoood
Games called 1T o. clock
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

tContinued From Fourth FaeeD
three 10y the locals Poor base running Icy
the home team also contributed to tho
dcfna, Smith Of the visitors. robbed
Portsmouth Of chance to take the lead
when lac pulled down Il long drive, labeled
for two bases. by backing up against the
centre field fence. The score:
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New Low Temperature Mark.

INpcJIdI 10 TIC 7 IIllNS- IJIsI ltTVNI
i.yuchburG, Va. July 3l.-The tenn
pcrature hTe last night. according to
the local station of tho Weather Bu-
rcau. established a new minimum re
cord Tor July. with Il temperature OF
30 degrees. The previous low July
reading was 80 degrees. July /, 1899
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
ATHLETICS BEAT NORFOLK

The Athletics ccoIorcdl defeated the Nor
FOLK All-Stars yesterday by tie score OF
70 O. j. was pitchers battle between
White and Johnson. The batting OF stoke
AIDED In the victory of the locals. The
aScore b. innings r. II +:
NorfoN .-.-...-.,...... .00CcOpOo0--9 3 q
Athletics ......OO0lOOOO&-I ,
Brown.
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Summary: Two base hita-Whitted Clock
SON. O'Keefe. Home runs--Waitcrs. stolen
bases-Hnrley. Double pays-Troy. McEi-
teen TO Foiies, Krepps to Carncs. McElveen
10 foi!es, MeiNell to Carnes, Whitfield 10
ROLES, Sacrifice hits-Carnes Foles Base
on balls-Dillbcck, 9: Mullin, 1. Left on
bases Newport News. s. Portsmouth, H.
Hit by pitched balls-McElveen MullIn
Struck out-by Dillbeck. 3: by MulIin,
Iassed oalls-Tee, /; G!ockson. l. Time OF
game, ":lo. Umpires. Reynolds and Norcum
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UrfOik
Totals
Totals .......... 80 - II
Score hN innings X
Richmond % q : % . N n n 4

" Y VI I!IIIIII : TX.
Richmond 0O59 10
Norfolk ... c0oUnO o q @ q
summary: Double plays-Hohe Gum
aSsistcd), Gray to snyder: Snyder to
Newton TO snyder Left on bases
Rlchlnond, .. Norfolk, I Sacrifice hits
New ton. Crimes. Sacrifice f!i.s--Eohe.
stolen bascs--Bunting. Newton. Gray.
t!ds" on balls--on Grimes, l. off
iiuinphrics, >; OFF Hall. =. IIits--off
Humphrics. :. and 3 runs in innings
0itf Hall. hits and runs in . Innings.
Hit by pitched hall-Bcrgcr. Struck
out.-hN Grimes. 8: by Iiumphries. =:
by liail = Wild pitches--iIall. Passed
-W"crth. Time OF game, 1919.
empires, Henderson and Clark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01

Racing
Baseball
HOLSTERS SUFFER DEFEAT

Ryan. Smith IIoosIcrs xcrc defeated By the
N"hcn team at Byrd Park yesterday By the
score Of II TO 10. Thorpe's batting fcu-
turcu the game. The score:
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summary Loft on bases Ryau-Smith q:
Cohen Company : Two-b base rits-Thorpc
- ls"schheig, Pollard. Three base hits
stern. HONG runs-Ashcr Thorpe. Stolen
hAh"h-l sohenbcre. Judge. Thorpe. Pollard.
C"hcH. l'nsc Oh bals-on Stern, :. oa Grim
> struck out-6y Stern. .; Ly Grim. At
tendance. 30
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Southern I.eay,,o

~ Auanta-Atlanta, 3; Birmingham o.
nooga, . -
AZ Montgomery-Mo Montgomery. :: Mem.
phis, !. -
At Mobilc-Mobilc. 4; Nashville 6.
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~ Aususta-Au Z; Columbus. g.
~ MISREPRESENTATION. 5: Jackson
VILE /. go"
y, Coum bia--Coiunibia .: Macon J.
At SaNannali--Savannuh 3; Albany
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Dup!.N ....................looo9ooao-,

Tip-rops ......-.......-.- o0GG5N-I II I
summary: Two-hase hits--Sr,,ithers az.
Hay Coleman. stolen bases--iiurVey. oliver
Pace t2l, August. Gentry. struck uut--bv
Long. :: 10y Nevins. :. Base on balls--hv
Long. !. HI 10y pitcher Lowry I.oft ON
bases-DurleN, e: Tip-TopS. Umpircs
NIEAmt ana DYSON. Atlenda nce. GA,.
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North Carolina League

~ ltaleish-RalciGh. 4: Greensboro, s.
~ Durham-Durham, 4; Winston. Salem, (:
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At 'Montreal-Montreal, 10; Newark 2
At Observation-Disclosures, !; Baltimore
At Bunnlo-BuHalo. 3: Providence,
At Toronto--Torontc, s; Jersey City, l.
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International Icnrnc

A st. Paul-St. Paul. =: Indianapolis &
vile. q
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Al Kansas City-Kansas City, 3; Cleveland
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Score by innings: 70
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