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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

and to Israel w. Durham-the latter
now being dead and unable to testify
Ito favor my appointment to the
senate. Taken In connection with my
pprported telegram TO Archboid. PEN
roses allegation disproves itself from
several angles.
A covruptienist.
"First-If Penrose could have sold
the senatorship for such sum. his
record as q corruptionist is sufficient
that he would have taken the money
and delivered the goods.
"Secnd-The appointment OF Knox
at the dictation Of Archbold. Frick.
Cameron and Cass9tt proves that PEN
rose did not have tho senatorship in
his hands to dispose of. .ttiz
"Third-The very allegation that
solicited Archbold's support and re-
quested the Standard OIL chief to 1give
orders to his man Penrose In my be-
half indicates that was wise enough
to know how Penrose could be con-
trolled. without tho necessity OF buy
ing him. 4 Nt.
"As a matter OF fact. never. asked
either Penrose or Durham to support
me for senator and never discussed
the matter with them. These men
were my personal and political ene-
mics with whom I have had no con-
nection or relation since 1896.
Senator Penrose. caught red -ha nded
with Standard Oh money, evidently
made his statement in reference to ma
for the combined purpose OF linking the
waters. like cuttlefish. that he might
withdraw himself from the public gaze
and to provoke the only possible re-
tort which characterises a man making
such a statement. do not propose
to lend myself to his plan.
But there may be q way In which
he can be withdrawn from his shield
OF personal privilege In tho United
States senate. II 10 he will have an
opportunity to add perjured soul to
the other chief characteristics which
disclose PenrOse to the American peo-
pie q black heart and corrupt hand"
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
"oleryl Gene and Gee How ogTS.lT
Worksl"

"0ETs-IT." the new corn cure on .
new principle. works like the touch Of
q fairy's wand. No more knives,
rax0rs. files or other instruments Of
torture for corn sufferers. No more
salves. plasters and bandages that
hurt the rest Of the toe more than
they relieve the corn.
"GETS-IT" never irritates or turns
the true flesh raw. It IL safe a.
water But my. how It does get after
corns. buniOns. callouses and warts.
II works painlessly. but It shrivels 'em
right up TIL they drop off. leaving the
firm, healthy flesh underneath.
GETS 1T" 10 guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money II refunded
All druggists sell "GETS-IT'' ct IS
cents bottle. or Il will be sent on re.
ceipt Of price by p. Lawrence 4 Co..
Chicago. Sold In Miss0ula by George
Creisheimer and Missoula Drug Co. /.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

One Of the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with Is lame back. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice q day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each ap-
plicatIon. and you will get quick re-
lief. For sale by all dealers.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
DANCE FOR FRIDAY.

6tevensvtlle. Aug. 2l.--(6pecial.)-
Another enjoyable dance win DO given
Friday night. In the Grand. Rshmer's
orchestra from Missoula viii furnish
the music. which has become % much
appreciated here that the success OF
the evening 10 already assured.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

stop at nothing In order to rid them
selves OF the only enemies they really
fear and the measures Of their hatred
should be sure OF the support given
to us by. every honest man."
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

The granite cutters union at Lewis-
ton and Auburn, Maine. has success
fully negotiated new agreement with
contractors. which increases the wass
IS cents . day and eliminates . ma.
chine tool. the use OF which 10 very
unhaalthtul tess
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
BEAVERS. UMPIRE.

Ray Humphre and Miss Abbie
Beavers. both of Missoua, were mar
ried by Justice of the Peace Small
In his courtroom at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The couple came to
the courthouse, secured license from
the clerk Of the court and went down
stairs to the Justices court. The
whole proceeding took only few min
utes.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
coNoREss TO ADJOURN.

Washington. Aug. 2l.-In appointing
Representative Curley OF Massachu-
setts assistant demociatic whip. with
instructions to see that all democratic
members be In their places. Speaker
Clark announced today that house
leaders expected to adjourn congress
Saturday or Sunday.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

The ladies of the Lend-a- Hand So
ciety VIII serve a dinner Friday from
eleven TO one to the public In the
basement OF the NJ. Il. church.; IS
cents.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
COAL SALE NOW ON.

The Perry Coal company. managed
bv J. NJ. Swango. announces that it's
line OF coal includes the following
varieties and quotes the following
DriCNe.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
THE WEATHER

The official scorer OF the Union as
ISOLATION declared firmly ti,at yester-
day was the hottest OF the summer.
The scorer who watches the gyrations
OF Uncle Samuel's official thermom-
eter declares that the mercury never
got higher than Sc. You can take
your choice Of opinions. Considering
experience worldly wisdom and abil-
ity as a scorer, the baseball man has
II all over his rival but then he didn't
have a thermometer. Anyway, 1t was
hot yesterdays hot that political
talk flourished only where II could ba
irrigated. Figures don't amount to
much at that. II It's hot, It's hot. re-
gardless of the observations of any
cold, unfeeling thermometer. We are
paying for these figures, though, and
we have to use them. They are:
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
ABSOLUTELY FALSE
IS ALLEGATION
CONTINUED From Page one)

and his associates In the Standard OIL.
This statement IL false"
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

for delivery on or before September
] In quantities Of five to ten tons.
Anthracite always on hand. Phones
co. or call at 40 East Cedar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
ImsIN.IlGHI PASS EXAMS.
To BECOME DENTISTS

houston TcA. July o., Thirty
..,nt s.t OF sIAt,-three DaudIdate-
n. ..ls. to practice the profession
ID. dentistry we're successful .u fh'
a.. Test. a,coriius ro the report OF
u. 50. j. Bise1 OF this ciy. a mem.
..- 1. fbs state board of examiners
examination vas conducted luH.
r. Du. OF the successful applicants
R.- F.e.d Firrar a Fort Worth boy
formerly employed 90 Stripnugs
Those Rb1 passed we're.
H..f Farrlr A O. Brown. O.. %
s..-. 49, clements . b Crock
.. ID DIAL e.. A Daukc 2 O.
.a.r.. k q Dr.fns n B. HuI j o.
Hr.rllk . H Lynch ~ Murphy
.E N18as, a g. Waugcman, p =
.k..e. p p Neafou. e. % Nash
\. b Oldham W D. Peak, J.. L.
. P.a-.. t1mas simpson. Il N shaw
III a smith. o savage. e. Smith
In r str5lar Vs. o Terry. J. u
ITb,u4. o. o. ward \ White u
IN via . s Marlborough. j. J. VII
kim. Ae.seubure " % white
lC = Williams, a D. Brasher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
CRAFT CHARGED
At SAN ANTONIO
Sheriff Charged with Di.
verting Forfeited Bonds
to His Own Use

san Antonio. Tex. July Is Sher-
iff John " Tobin OF BeNar county
was arrested at O'Clock "Wednesday
afternoon on fourteen warrants thir-
teen charging failure to report col
lections for the state. aud one charg-
ing 'embezzlement OF over $50 The
complaint were sworn out Tuesday
afternoon ia Justice Joseph Jm-
schelds court affida,i's being sign
"a by City Detective j r.. stowe
The sheriff vas arrested by Con
stable John Trainer and Immediately
thereafter habeas corpus PROCEEDINGS
we're instituted before Judge ..
Camp Of the Forty-fifth district
court. who passed the hearing until
today. releasing the sheriff on bis
own recognizauce.
Specifically. the complaints charge
that Sheriff Tobin obtained posse
sion Of 81 200. this being a cash bouI
which had been forfeited by the ia..
ure OF q. " Hunt Co appear for trial
IN the criminal court and thar the
sheriff failed 20 report This colieg
ton 10 the state for seyera. months
The embezzlement charge Is based
on the allegation that he diverted
this money 20 bis own use and beue
nt.
Sheriff Tobin has receipt date
Nav O.. 1912. and showing that : 3.
goo was turned over ou that daie I'd
County Clerk Frank Newton
District Attorney G. Baker saiI
IN open court. while asking judge
Camp 20 postpone the hearing unit
tomorrow that these proceed.ngi
we're not started by him and yer
without bis consent or the consent o
the stat. 81 Texas
Some mystery attaches 90 the iiam
tity % the person who drew up th'
complaints 1s they are fypewrliten
and no Handwriting appears eXoep
/ the signature OF J 2 Stove. 'he com
planning witness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
STEFf|NS WITNESS
IN OARROW TRIAL
Testimony Bears on What
May Prove to BE Cru
cial Issue of Case
CONSIDERED IMPORTANT 7
RESULT MAY REST On WHEN
M'NAMARAS REACHED con-
CLUSION To PLEAD
GUILTY.

al A,,,c4t.i Pres,
Los Angeles. Cal July rs Lin
coin steffins. the writer on politics
and labor and who is credited with
bringing about settlement of the
Mcnamara cases took. the stand tor
the defence IN the bribery trial of
Clarence DarroW aud gave a detailed
history % the McNamraa's pleas OF
guilty.
Stetfins told OF the futile struggie
10 save John &. Mcnamara from the
peu,eutlary iu order that organized
labor might be spared what amount
.eI 90 lts own conviction
Stefrus story accentuated what
seems noN 90 Doe the crucial issue iU
tae DarroN ease
Whether the agreement Co have
the MCNamaras 90 plead guilty was
sanctioned By barrow more than a
week previous 10 the alleged bribery
OF Juror lockwood or whether ne
Ig0tiations had lapsed because OF the
unwillinguess of DarroW To allow
John y. Mcnamara 20 plead guilty
Prosecuting Attorney Frederick'
declared that he would show that ne
gotiations we're not brought TO
climax until the bribery which com
PEELED DarroW as chief council FOL
he defense to submit to the term
OF the prosecution that both OF th'
MoNamaras plead guilty.
Steffins declared that Darrow an'
the McNamaras had consented 10 tn
plan before the arrest OF Franklin
but that Il had been decided to con
tinue the negotiations with the ultI
mate obpect Of saving the eide
,.trother
The direct exar.natioa ~ Stsffln
vas halted by Chief Council ROGER
who asked for an early adjournmen
in order 20 prepare some additiona
Questions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
AVIATOR DEMANDS
POLICY PAYMENT
Insurance Company Repu-
dates Accident Policy
of Young Aviator

81, t.-....-t Pres.
New York July I, What Is prob
ably the first laRsu., ever instituted
by an aviator to recover accident in
surance for injuries received while
nvns. is nov before the state SUI
preme court here brought by Albert
Ridrcley. who is a financial writer
when he Is not flynI lie took an
accident policy In the defendant com
pany in lpI1 under which he was
insured for $3.50 week lie fell In
ml,. 1911. while he vas learning to
fly. although az he deposed. he used
great care His complaint alleges
that be suffered from his injuries for
q weeks
The Vriter-ayiator filed his claim
properly hut the company repudiated
DO. alleging that ue had not In the
contract provided that he had not in
contemplation any hazardous Journey
nor underiakins not required by his
business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
TcNaS Weather.

A. Fort Worth. Hillsboro Cors
ana. Denton. Bowie. Wichita Falls
Temple. Austin. Taylor Houston.
Beaumont Tyler Nacosdoches Ions
view. aud an The Panhandle Pccos
Valley and western portion of state
cloudy and threatening been raining
Ian day az Biz SprinEs stamford
and Hamlu showers at bailnser
Dublin. Granhury. Coleman stephen
WILLIE and Commando about tUo
inches OF rain fsI af Coleman Big
Spr.nss. stamford and uamlin bal
aurr OF state clear and hot and no
rain temperature l. Galveston -.
.af Ur...E.'is fn"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
tIon for the second yasr.
- 500 I;ltIN ron SEATS
~ HIII. MOOSE CONVENTION

Chicago lll. July lN sale Of
ticket. for the Third Party con,eu-
ton which Is to bp held here August
=. was opened al headquarters today
aud a few hours later b Was announo-
ed that $500 had been received
one thousand of this was from one
man. who purchased fifty tickets His
name was not given.
II is planned 20 have the receipts
from the sale of tickets pay most of
the convention expenses which are 90
timated az about twenty-five hundred
dollars.
The general arrangements com.
mi'iec vas appointed TODAY Nih
Ralph 4 OTIS chairman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
SIX REBELS KILLED
OVER ONE WOMAN
Friends Intervene When
General ROjas Orders
Murderer Executed
STORES REMAIN CLOSED
LUMBER COMPANY HAS GIVEN
THOt SANDS OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF SUPPLIES TO
REBELS

49, Associstcd Pfess
MADEIRA. Chihuahua, Mexico. July
rs. Six rebels were killed and an
other fatally injured and seyerel
seriously wounded in a brawl which
nearly caused a mutiny in the camp
among the insurrectos here
Two men fought over . woman,
one was killed General Re las orr
cred the murderer executed O. &
friends Of the condemned man in
yened. Bullets flew until the arri
of General Fernandez, who suppress
ed the trouble
The MADEIRA Lumber Company,
which has thus far given $20,00O
worth of supplies by order OF General
Roias, did not open their store today
IL may remain closed until the de-
par,ure Of the rebels
sixteen hundred rebel troops are
here and show no disposition to move
away, although the Federals are
drawing near
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
WILSON CHOOSES
Committeeman
Committee Consists of Ia
Men. Eight Members of
National Committee

Hy associated Press
Seagirt, y j., July Is The Demo
cratic campaign committee, to have
supreme charge OF the campaign was
named tonight by Governor Wilson
and consists OF fourteen members.
william r McCombs. chairman OF
the National Committee was named
as chairman OF the campaign com
mittee.
Others are.
Robert ;. Hudspeth New Jersey
r. 7 Daniels. North Carolina
willard Salisbury, Delaware
Robert L. Ewing. Louisiana
a Mitchell Palmer. Pennsylvania.
Joseph + Davies Wisconsin.
VIII r. King. oregon.
All members National Committee
senator Gore. Oklahoma
Senator O'Gorman. New York.
Senator Reed. Missouri
Representative Burleson. Texas.
Representative McAdoo. New York
Representative MGHlicuddy Maine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
CLOUOBURsT WIPES
OUT SMALL TOWN
Twenty Reported Drowned
in Destruction Of
Nevada Town
HOTEL IS TURNED OVER
FIVE FOOT WALL. OF WATER
RUSHING DOWN TOWARD
TOWN OF TONOPAH,
NEVADA.

by Associated Press
Reno, New, July ls.-Twenty lives
ape reported lost in a cloudburst
which wiped out the little town OF
Seven Troughs In Nevada.
From Lovelock, near Seven
Troughs, word came that four are
known to be dead and the Hotel at
Mazuma was turned upside down by
the rush OF the water.
A special from Lovelock says that
the dead body OF John Trencher, a
merchant of Mazuma was found three
miles from here. His wife is also
dead.
A fiye-foot wall of water Is rush
ing south toward the town OF Teno-
pah, fifty miles south of here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
PANHANDLE MEDICAL SOCIETY
CLOSES SESSION At PLAiNNiEw

SPECIAL TO Daily News.
Piainview, Tex. July lS.-The
Panhandle District Medical Society
closed two-days session here to-
day. II was well attended by mem
bers and a number OF visiting physi-
clans from Dallas, Fort Worth and
Temple we're also present.
Among the features of entertain
ment we're a reception for the doctors
and their wives al the residence oi
DIR. j. D. Handy, Wednesday evening.
and automobile trips to various irri-
CATION wells on Wednesday ana
Thursday.
The next meeting of the society
was won by Wichita Falls
g opinion July I other than that
Yers had been robbed The 30 err
mute howl from the spectators. also
ie statement given out by Rivers
anager, Joe Levy. were accepted at Ia
&C value in some instances. Welch's Ho
ily explanation az the time. how
Ser. was that the films would bear ter
az his work and show that Wolgast
ID not foul the Mexican
Should all the facts related above
p produced, boxing is bound 20 pros WI
pr, for the hot-headed fistic fan will Ga
OF be- eager 20 shout foul. robber
I'd other uncomplimentary remarks. an,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
Ten Bodies Recovered.

By Associated Press
Reno, New, July lS.-Ten bodies
were recovered late tonight and sew
eral more are missing. II is believ-
ed that all are dead.
The town of MaZuma was destroy
ed and the nearby camp OF Seven
Troughs was party destroyed.
Physicians and nurses hayf gone
by automobiles from Lovelock. Those
who we're In the streets of Mazuma
we're carried down the gulch and
many were cast to safety along the
sides of the canyon.
In Mazuma 1t was first reported
that nearly a hundred were missing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
SENATE FIXES DATE FOR
VOTE On TARIFF BILLS.

>pc,isl 90 Daily News
Washington. ID. c., July lS.-Sen-
ate leaders reached an agreement late
today for vote next week on the
three Democratic tariff measures, as
follows
Wool BILL Tuesday; Sugar bill, Fri
day and Excise bill Saturday.
Ratification OF the agreement was
finally put over until tomorrow
The Democrats demanded the right
to vote on the Excise bill as an
amendment TO the sugar bill Is de-
sired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
JIITED STE\OGRAPHEk
SHOOTS YOUNG AOMA\.

liy Associated Press.
Denver. Colo, July lS. Because
she refused TO marry him. Eugene
Miller, a railroad stenographer, to
night shot Miss Georgia Lichtenwal-
ter. As the young woman arose after
being shot once, Miller fired three
more times at her.
She may recover.
Miller has not been apprehended,
The young woman, who is a steno-
grapher at the Y. NJ. c. A., consent
ed to meet Miller Tor the last time
tonight. after refusing to marry him
They we're walking from her home
when the shooting occurred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
oklahoma Peaccmakcr Killed.

Arnctt. Okla. July Is John J.
Holt. 2l years old son Of a wealthy
farmer near here. late last night shot
and killed Guy SVisher. noighbor
who had been summoned 10y iiolts
sister TO quiet him Holt had been
talking over a telephone and had
been upbraided by his father for
swearing. IL rs said
As Swishcr approached the house
Holt met him and opened fire As
his victim dropped Holt kuelt beside
his body and called him Receiving
no answer b- fired a bullet into his
own head Physicians say he Win
die
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
EXCLUDE NEGROES
FROM PRIMARIES
Attorney General X ul e 5
That They May BE De
barred from Voting
UP To THE COMMITTEES
UNLESS SPECIFICALLY RCLED
OFT THEY MAY CAST
THEIR VOTES ~
HINDEI,ED.

Austin Tex. Jluy lS-A suling
that negroes may be prohibited from
voting in the Texas primary elections
on July - was handed down today
by the Attorney Generals depart
ment.
IL Is held that the county eXecu-
tive committees may prohibit me-
groes voting but II the committees
do not specifically rule against ne
groes there is nothing 10 prevent
them from casting their ballot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
MURDERED MINER
IN DREDGING POND
Weighted Body Found With
Head Crushed and
Throat Cut

By Associated Pes.
Oroulle. Cal. Jut u.s. Win his
pockets tull OF nuggets. the weighted
body OF miner aI- found near here
today Iu ired,us pond, with his
head crushed auI throat cut
4 further search revealed his pack
Jurr0 Carg.u- Cd pmplet" OUTFIT
drowned iu O. nearby pit.
TH. 1Ur1s head Ras crushed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
LITTLE GIRL SERIOUSLY
HURT BN THROWN ROCK

Gainesville. Tex. July lS.-A rock
thrown by some person, thought to
have been a mischievous boy, is likely
to result in the death OF Bonnie NJ
tin. an lt-year- giEl OF Ga,1ssfifas
She was playing In the yard Ss1s.
day and was struck on the temple by
the rock. She has been unconscious
ever since and it is feared she will
not recover
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
Mo>TFEFN To HiNE
:. oOo. .Ooo HOTEL

W,1.... Mexico. july Is The
two mIIlaa dollar hotel nov Ia course
% constr. .HH bob 'hs .ity Will he
eomr september q 10 is O.
hlrh-..ls- .lrs ani viii cater to
"a. ..... ..IT. .' Europeans and
Amar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19

Austin TeX., Jug tsr.-lhs sciti'
zens of Austin rendered Airs. Percy
V. Pennybacker a fcte tonight at
Woolridge Park in honor of her great
victory in winning the presidency OF
the National Federation of Women's
Clubs al the recent meeting at San
Francisco.
Mrs Pcnuybacker has just return
ed from san Francisco aud vas Civ
on a cordial welcome hy the club
women Of Austin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
fsWtATnfp
IooaI FORECAST.
Washington Forecast

......afrH f"res
Washington. d e. IUI! u.s. For
West Texas Local showers FRIDAY
except fair in the extreme south
warmer in the extreme vest Sa'ur-
day fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19
(|GHTFOOT WIRES
AMARILLO FRIEND
Denial of Report from Tulia
Regarding His
" Action

The following telegram received
yesterday from Attorney General
jewell T. Lightloot TO Hilton r
Greer, managing editor of the Daily
News. is seli-eNplanatory
Austin, Texas, July IS, 1919.
Hon Hilton r. Greer
Managing Editor Daily News.
Amarillo, Texas
Ann advised that Col Harry Tracy
stated la speech al Tulia that de-
cliued 10 run for attorney general be-
cause was caught dickcTine with
the Standard oil Company and beg
ged that If same was not told on me,
| would not be candidate
Please denounce this as fabrica-
tion out of the whole cloth, and say
Tor me that IT is ON par with many
other malicious misrepr rssentations
made of me during this campaign In
an attempt to bolster the fallen for
tunes of an administration which has
been a miserable failure. made so by
the utter incapacity of Governor Col
quit To administer the great affairs
OF our government
He has practically destroyed the
usefulness OF this department, aud
II is now confronted with the situa'
tion of probably having to close on
the first OF September. unless eau
make some provision to keep II open
inasmuch as he vetoed the appropria
tion for the second yaer.
:, lam pct retlf'rs ,iom poli,ici !
only from offife nave aplhiit
ments to speak In Limestone, Polk
Travis and Anderson counties In be
half o: Ramsey for goevrnor an'
Sheppard for the Unified states Sen
ate.
trust that the Panhandle will ai,
iu rpd,eWus Texas from the evi
DAYS uto watch i' has fallen
= LlGHTFOOT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19

WELLS KNOCKS
KENNEDY OFT
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
New York, July is. BON
bardier Wells. heavyweight
champion of England knock
ed out Tom Kennedy of New
York ia the eighth round here
tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-19

SENATE PASSES
APPROPRIATION.

By Associated Press
Washington, d c., July Is
The Rivers and Harbors
Appropriation bill carrying
hirty-three millions was fl
nally passed by the Senate to-
day