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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
In The Household

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publish o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16
Gallon Fruits

Pums Capital Brand gallon cans. .............. zoe
Grapes Capital Brand gallon cans ............... zoe
Backbernes Capital Brand gallon 40c
Peaches Capital Brand gallon 40c
Aprcots Capital Brand gallon cans. .......... 40c
Pears Capital Brand gallon .45o
oganbeuc Capital Brand. gallon ........ soc
Peaches Lemon Cling l-2-pound cans $l.l5
Npucots , pound cans b cans. ........... Sl.00
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

Brown Cracker Co.'S Cakes and Crackers all Zoe pack.
ages for Observation-Disclosures. Csc
able Salt Zoe packages l5e
Shaker Cooking Salt l0c sizes. .............. Sc
Nmcco Chicken Feed "a pound sacks ........... soc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

FLOUR ADVANCED rs CENTS PER HUNDRED
AGAIN TODAY. WE ARE OFFERING YOU FLOUR
FOR LESS THAN WE CAN BUY IN CAR LOTS TO.
DAY. IT LOOKS AS THOUGH IT WILL co STILL
HIGHER. SO ANTICIPATE YOUR WANTS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-16

Sugar pure IS pounds Tor. .............. .$lOO
IF YOU ONLY WANT SUGAR, WE ARE GLAD TO
SELL YOU IT AND DELIVER IT ANYWHERE WE
MAKE AS MUCH MONEY ON SUGAR AS WE DO
ON ANYTHING ELSE. WE HAVE NO LEADERS
FOR DECEIVERS.
lush Potatoes - pounds for ........ Csc
sultlburger Sons Cos Majestic Hams per h. II lie
Sulzburger Sons q Cos Mai Brcakas, Bacon
per pound ............ .......... 24c
Iompound Lard 10 pound buckets ............. Csc
omPound Lard. 1-pcund buckets 55c
Compound Lard so pound cans. ............. $3.50
Pure Lard Opound buckets ................ Sl.7O
Pure Lard pound buckets ....... ...... &c.. 85c
Flour hard wheat per sack OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Flour soft wheat White Lilac per sack .......... $2l5
Flour Marcohal Neil per sack ................. $2l5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
MiSIayS His Hotel
and $500 i'm Storm
broadway Tour. Red Book and
Six POrtprS Fail To Stir
Memory.

\ man appeared suddenly from IN.
storm At the Pennsylvania station last
evening, SAID hio name was Charles
Ward and his homo Portland, Me and
where $500 of has money WAS locked IN
'hc office safe,
SiN red"lps became Immediately IN
torcated II was a hotel with a great
many airshnfts, and hc had EFT +, 20 go
Cor "a walk in the storm, and on the
walk a circular OF the hotel. which ha
had taken so that he might not forget
it's name or location. had been blown
from his pocket by the gale and somc-
how he had come TO the PENNSYLVANIA
station, lie explained his ignorance ~
the hotels name by saying h. had come
there under the guidance Of q touring
party from Bermuda and had not had 10
pay any attention to II.
The leading hotels NJ Manhattan
were telrphoued without result, Then
tho Red Book Was brought ont and tho
pictures We're shown him Of every one
auC tho names read aloud. lie only
SHOOK hls head. Then he was walked
w ,uf down the streets IN the vicinity
of BroidWaN, which Wak"urd no mem.
Dries H. hi mind. by this time the
redCaps said they wcr" dlsgust"d, and
Mr. Ward having tipped them his has,
quarter for their trouble, disappeared
into the storm again at ,ircrl"> Square
As ha had Gov Naluthl,s only Il u,I-
nund rlug ON his hugrr, what b-rtmc
~ him no one kunw~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
SAY Spy LED CZAR'S
TROOPS into A TRAP
Col. Miasoyedoff's Execution
Believed to Explain Ma
zurian Lakes Disaster.
BY sis United Press

PErEoGEAp. April 3.--Sensatlonal dis
closures explaining the recent disas-
trous rout OF the Russian Tenth Army
Corps In the Mazurian Lakes lighting
were limited at in official circles to-
night following the official announce
ment that Col. Mia.soyedoff had been
proved to be q German spy and was
hanged after 4 trial by court-niartial.
Several of Miasoyedoff's alleged ac-
completes are in custody. the War Of
Ace announced. \ thorough investiga-
ton is being made OF their cases and
IL is possible the world may soon know
why an entire Russian army corps was
cut to pieces and nearly annihilated in
the swamps
Col. Miasoyedofr was an interpreter
attached to the stan Of Baron Sic
vers. commanding the Tenth. Ills duties
became increasingly important after the
Russians crossed the frontier into Ea st
Prussia. but the utmost confidence was
placed In him.
II has now been learned, II Is re-
ported, that the Interpreter not only
misled Baron Sievers IN indicating The
course the Russians were taking into
Germany, but also furnished Informal
ton to Marshal Won Hindenburg. With
this Information at hand the German
commander knew AT just what time to
strike. When he struck he caught the
Tenth army in trap several regiments
being slaughtered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
SUN SPOT 100000 MILES LONG.
u IL Found ON the Northeastern
Limb ~ the orb.

WAsHiSgroN, April 3.--N Photograph
Of the sun taken A; the naval ohscrva-
tory on March 90. just developed. dis
closes "A spot about 100000 miles in
length on the northeastern limb OF the
orb.
AS tho sun revolved this disturbed
area came into view and will prohabl"
be visible. the officials say. up 10 about
April 10 The officials give Instructions
for observing the spot a. follows:
by holding piece of smoked glass
in front of one OF the object glasses Of
an ordinary operi glass. with the smoked
side toward the opera glass and looking
through this SHE only, using one eye, the
spot may bc plainly seen.
Caution should he observed not TO
get the full glare Of IN. sun IN the eye.
and tho side of the glasses not in use
should he turned away from, instead ~
toward. the other eye. 50 as to avoid tho
possibility OF tho suns rays striking that
eye through the glass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
EITEL STILL AT DOCK,
MAY INTERN SOON
Fails to Take Advantage Of
storm to Make Dash
to sea.
WIRES TO PORT DOWN

WAsur%GroN. April Sat ~ o'clock
to-uish; the German sea raider prnz
Eitcl Friedrich was s,lli ~ Newport
News. according 20 a wireless message
received IN official quarters here.
Government; officials having TO do with
the cas- Of the E.itel Friedrich ar"
satisfied tina. the German cruiser has no
intention OF trying to get ont % Newport
News H.r intcrumeut is expected soon
The weatnc' conditions tonight are re
ported much less favorable for dash
- SCI than carly to-day. Tho snow
has ceased and there L. every sign OF
clearing skies before morning. II Is
believed that II tho Eitcl Erie erich had
any intention 81 trying to run past the
British r.ulsrrs watching outside she
would have done so within the last
ty.aty-fo,S hours. Her golden oppor-
,uuity = now considered a past AMI
there - 10 expectation that she will get
another chance.
An official despatch received here late
this afternoon indicated that tho Prin1
i,!,-l Friedrich was still hugging port.
EAr.y today reports were that last
uight. or early this morning when the
weather was thick NJ Hampton Reads
and m the Virginia capes, the GERMAN
raider steamed FOR the open.
Al DAY long officials of the Treas
ury. Navy and state departments
sought to get In touch with the wire
less station at Norfolk to ascertain the
facts owing To the storm. it took
many hours to get "ofd from Nor
folk.
At Z 30 O'Clock this afternoon the
Treasury department received radio
mcssag. through the Navy Department
from tGe collector Of customs AT New
por, News asking for Instructions re-
gardiag supplies for 'he E.it-l No IN
formation was furnished by Treasury
officials ~ 10 the nature of the instruc-
lions asked. but it was explained that
IN, context of the message seemed 10
indicate conclu-ivcy that the ship had
not left port when the message was
sent.
The Eitel e shipping supplies os-
.ensihly IN preparation for a voyage,
but in reality II * believed here TO keep
III" British cruisers M ia" capes In I
state "f uncertainty ~ to her move.
mcuts The German apparently IL OF
tia. opinion that through some means
IN" British cruisers are kept fully ad-
visad concerning every activity IN
Hampton Roads.
officials here will make no commsn,
on the probable plans Of tn" Eitel, "N-
planning tnat they are prevented from
making any disclosures that might pos
sibly assist any ships now on the look
ont for tho German.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
10000 MarOOned
at Atlantic City
Easter Fashion Thr0ng Left
It's Storm Gear Behind
Train Service Given Up.

ATLANTIC CITY. Y. T., April 3 Cby rail.
completely showed under. The miles or
boardwalk which were 10 have served
Tomorrow rs the stage Cor that an
nual production the newest thing N
dress 10 dreary cNpansc ~ slush
and ice. \ gray, gale dashed sea Is seen
through driving clouds or snow and
rain Instead Of the opale~ent ocean
which was to have served AS n back.
ground FOR the fashion show
A. the request OF the hotel pyopr!etors
Mayor Riddle tonight issued procla-
nation decaring the annual Easter pa
radc postponed until sunday, April II,
More than l5on"O visitors. great
army ~ fashions followers and willing
slaves. are marooned IN the hotels. hay
ing arrived without their storm clothes.
They sit a. their windows gazing out
AZ what was yesterday PLACID mil
pond and wondering sadly what H. TO
become 90 tnc SILK and satin frocks
jealousy guarded for m" East"rtidc
spectacle, footwear ana hose Of delicate
hua aud hats tho like Of witch man
never saw before,
From the Inlet - Chelsea there IS
weeping and guushuC Of teeth. The
suddenucss - tho blow made Il all tho
more depressing. for Wher the greater
part OF the Easter army turned IN last
night for It's beauty sleep there wac
scarcely "A sign OF the storm.
Now mantle Of snow nine inches
thick covers the entire resort. In some
places the flakes are piled seven feet
high on the Boardwalk, The tide is
high and turbulent. the wind scrcechcS
g. the nligree work atop the hstcl- and
IL tearing a great dra! Of II on Signs
are being blown down by the dozens
Railroad trains are moving slowly and
very irregularly, the long distance telr-
phone is not working. and the telegraph
lines have been down for hours. OF
ficials say there IL no prospect Of re
Stunning the wire service. The Penn
sylvania Railroad has abandoned all
attempts to run trains over the Phila
delph!a division, 4 few trains are
operating on the Reading.
I.aborers have been put al work and
will work all night in an endeavor ia
cloar the Boardwalk for what will be the
first white Easter in Atlantic C.ty's
history
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Worst April Blizzard Since
Weather Bureau Was
Established Here.
MANY INJURED AND
TRAFFIC. IS HALTED
Sixty Mile Gale Blows Down
Signs and Swclls List
of Victims.
MOTORING PARTIES
NARROWED BY DRIFTS
$1,000 ShovcllerS Recruited
From Among the Cnem-
plOycd Put to Work.

Forecast-Ciearing To-day; Tomorrow
fair and warmer. Diminishing north.
west winds.
snowfall at .dnight. 10 inches.
Wind. 90 miles at p. W., 80 miles
at 1880 =. VI.
Temperature, high. q. degrees. ~
A. MI low, ~ degrees. at +. p. VI.
Tho worst April blizzard New York
has had since the Weather Bureau has
been IN existence and the heavies;
snowstorm Of this winter fell upon
the city YESTERDAY morning, tied up
the streets and the means Of trans
portation and communication with
inches of snowy slush. held outward
bound ships in port. injured many and
laid the foundation for about a. UT
pleasant a prospect for Easter as any
one can remember.
BY II y. NJ ten inches Of snow had
fallen. when it stopped. The maximum
velocity attained by thu wind Was
sixty miles an hour.
Even tho Weather bureau couldn't
see much hope for weather more suit
able to the season ana t. Tho display
of spring outfits until ld'c last night,
when the storm centre uau shifted
until Il was over Nantucket and was
travelling seward with great rapidity.
This CAUSED the experts TO lo1l, for d,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
UNPROVOKED MURDER.
That's What the killing At Colon
Il Called.
Special Fable Despdich 10 THr SrS,

pANAMA. April Investigation OF
the riot at Colon yesterday, which re-
suited In tho death OF an American
corporal. establishes tho fact that II
was an mprovoked murder of an Amer
lean soldier as the result of attacks
with reyolvers. stones and missiles by
the Panama police
This morning President Porras sum
moned Editor Neumeyer of the Panama
Journal and forbade the publication Of
the truth of the affair In his paper
President porras said That the AFFAIR
was AN attemp, by the in>'d States.
under the treaty. I" assume Police juris-
riction PanananS, he said, would
resist this Nh they had shed The last
drop of their blood.
The merchants OF Panama favor
complete American Government and
have made oycrtures TO Washington To
this effect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
TWILIGHT SLEEP
FILM FORBIDDEN
License Refused by Commits
siOncr Bpll-Thinks II
Unfit for Movie.
Is BACKED RY WOMEN

Commissioner Of Licenses Bell, believ-
ing that tho births of babies by the
twilight sleep method was not ~ sub
jcci for public moving picture display.
notified tin management OF the West
End Theatre yesterday that no license
would bc given for the exhibition Of the
twilight, sleep fins which had been ad-
vert!sed for run beginning tomorrow
night. COMMISSIONS Bell reached this
decision after a private view OF the films
yesterday afternoon Ia tho exhibition
rooms or the Nanascope Company, 22O
West Forty second street.
The Motherhood Educational Society,
az ll0 West Forty second street. under
whose auspices these films were TO tour
the country with AL accompanying lee
,urs 10y Dr. Kurt T.. Schloriugk of Fret
burg, Germany. stated yesterday tina;
the pictures We're made two months ago
Ia - Brooklyn hospital and that they
had had Two public presentations ~
tho Bclasco Theatre I'm Washington on
March % last. They We're received
there, II Was said with favor 10y both
press and public and suffered no inter
ference from the .authorities. The 50.
ciety explained that the obstetrical OPP
craf'nns shown We're handled with deli.
cacy and with all nhiectiouabl. features
eliminated. Commissioner Hell made NJ
criticism Of the films. but eaid that the
subject Itself was uutl; for such public
presentation
Dr. Sohlo0lngh. IA" lecturer. il a
graduate 90 tho University ot Baden
Frcihurg, Germany, and was associated
with brs. kroenig and Gauss, VINO dis
covered the twilight sleep method.
Tho Motherhood Society said that
since he came to this country last June
he had demonstrated correct twilight
sleep technique IN more than 500 cases
of maternity,
\ twilight sleer baby was born on
March - 10 Mrs. Edith Richards edith
Howe, \asslr, 1860, wifi" OF Lieut.
Percy Richards. tho swedish opera
singer. The little girl has been named
Evelyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Tethered to q Tree,
He browns Himself
Suicides PpcautiOn Lest His
Body Drift Away on the
Current.

GALLON. y. j., April John Phillips
president OF the High Bridge Common
Council and a member Of the Board OF
Health. drowned himself carly this morn
ing in the shallow water OF the south
Rr.nch River. lie was So years Old
lie had tied one OF his legs TO tree
:, that his body would not float down
the stream
The body was found by Mrs Phillips
Miss Ada Phillips and jacob Struple,
!, ueiphbor. Before leaving his home
NJ. Phillips tucked n note 20 the wood
house door in which he had written ::
",one 10 the Arches" and IL was near
,be Arches the body was found.
Ulu.ss or heart trouble and worry be-
ca,,se OF the loss OF his position with
the Central Railroad are supposed 10
have caused him Ia drown himself. lie
had been employed In the repair de-
partment for several years and was
recently laid on when tho company Is
sued a retrenchment order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
BULGARS SIDE
WITH KAISER;
INVADE SERVIA
Occupy All Heights on Left
Bank Of Vardar and
Capture Guns.
ARE DRIVEN BACK
AFTER HARD FIGHT
,rww.ny or THE WAN NEWS.

srwWARV or THE WAN NEWS.
A band OF Bulgarian irregulars
commanded by regular officers crossed
,he frontier early Saturday morning
and attacked the Servian troops at Il
poln, near Strumnitza. After sharp
Sghting the Bulgarians were driven
sack across the frontier. The Bull
garians lost eighty men killed and the
servians sixty. II Is believed this
means the entry of Bulgaria into the
W on the side of Germany. Austria
and Turkey.
The American steamer Greenbrier
wss sunk by a mine in the North Sea.
she was from New York and had just
delivered a cargo at Bremen.
II Is limited in official sources in
Petrograd that Col. Miasoyedofr of the
Russian army has been executed as a
SOY after trial by court-martial. II Is
believed he gave information to the
Germans which led to the Russian
Tenth army being caught in trap in
The Mazurian Lakes. The Russians
claim to have taken the heights of
Beskid in the Carpathians. but Vienna
claims that two Russian regiments
we're snnihilated in fight in the
Poionino region.
The Germans are said to be mass
ing in Flanders. They now have
1900, 900 men In France and Belgium
and this number is being rapidly in
creased. The Kaiser has his head
quarters at Dinant.
The French say the Germans were
eaten In an attack OH Lassisny. the
point In the line nearest Paris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
RICARTE UNDER ARREST.
Ono "f I'll" I-ndrrs of philippine
iprisiug - tnmght.

MANliA, April a News has been re-
ccivod her that Artcmio Ricarts one OF
a." leader, IN tine christina, Eve upris-
ing hero. uas been arrested u china on
a chars' Of treason. lie is being brough,
back I'm custody of officers Of the secret
crnstahular!,
For NOR" than three months tho search
for RlcHrt" has been going on. liz WAS
known To have lied to HunGkonC after
the revolt NIs crushed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

Two years ago the Panama Govern
nent was induced to appoint an Ameri-
can army officer as instructor OF po-
lice. The purpose was Ia build up a
force which would no, only he eff
Gent. but which would not ne found
shooting up the Americans on liberty.
The experiment was total failure.
however. az the Panama authorities tied
the hands Of m. American official and
he was rendered absolutely helpless,
wi hout authority or influence. lie was
compelled to resign.
II is now C"lt that the only way in
which tn. situation can he properly
dealt with is by the United states tab
Ing over the duty % policing the two
Panama cities. Authority for this is
provided IN Article VII Of the treaty OF
1903. tina, This Government may main.
tain orde" In the cities OF Panama and
Colon and adjacent territories II in it's
Judgment the Panama Government IL
not able 70 maintain sucr ORDER.
Brig. Gen. Edwards commanding the
Canal Zone forces, reported to-day that
the cause of TIA" riot was a. usual the
clubbing Of soldiers by Panama police
followed by protests on the part OF the
soldiers and then the use Of revolvers
by the police.
The coast artillery provost patrol at
tempted 20 stop the shooting. hut just
then Corporal Langdon was shot and
killed. Three men OF the provost guard
then began to return the policemens
FIRE, but were stopped by officers. This
was the only dring done by Americans.
4 company OF coast artillery troops
was turned out TO help restore order
and was supported by all the Ameri.
can officers, The soldiers We're put
aboard "A train for Panama, but civil
lians and negroes continued the trouble
as we'll as the police. the latter shoot
ing their pistols and the former throw
ing stones into the train containing
the unarmed Americans.
on Gen, Edwardss demand the police
lieutenant, alleged 10 have killed Lang
don. has been put in prison. Ten Wit
nesses are ready ia Identify him as the
one Who killed tho coast artilleryman
The three other soldiers wounded will
recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
YOUNG TOWER A LABORER.
philadelphia Diplomats SON works
on Duluth Ore Dock.

Duluth. MINI, April 5.--For more
than q year Charlemagne Tower Jr.,
hon of the Philadelphia finaucier and
diplomat, has been working as a com
mon laborer in Dulurh,
His identity was revealed when he
ASKED tine engineer AT the Duluth, Mes
saba and Northern ore dock for a few
DAYS leave Of absence 10 go East and
settle a divorce suit brought AGAINST
him by Mrs Georgianna Burdlcl,
Tower
charles Tower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
STEEL MAKERS MUST GO DRY
Companies BHr ItGuor From Home.
of Their Employees.

CoArrsvrIE. Pa, April 3.--Tho !rou
ami steel mills, which include Worth
Bros Company and Lukens Iron and
steel Company, nave issued notice 70
their employees who live In tho ,lrln's
houses that tenants VIII b" prohibited
from having whlskcy, beer or any other
Intoxicating drinks delivered to their
homes
Tho new order Is "A blow to those
holding Wholesale bottNng Licenses, as
every week many Wagonluads ur beer
and liquor arc sent Ia homes on mill
property,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
SuIZer Starts Out
as q "MOvie" Hero
Film Shows Same Old Bill
Wrestling With the Pow
ers Of Darkness.

YoNkERs. April Sat the motion
picture producing plant of thu Mitten-
thai Company In this city Ex-Governor
William Sulzcr and Miss Pauline Han
are assisting IN the making Of a photo
play with a tito something like Tine
Governors Boss which viii illustrate
tho difficulties in the path of II Clover
nor who tries 10 carry out his reform
ideas I'm disobediencc OF tha orders OF
the party leader
The making of tho play will take two
weeks