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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04


Flynn buttcd with his head three
times and complained that Johnson
made Il iustifinble by holding him.
FLYNN was severely renrimnnded
for deliberately butting the cham
pion.
johnson dsssIed the fireman with
his speed. lrndlng iest and right Ia
the jaw.
Fiynn WAS again warned for hut
ting. This time the champion ub.
iected strongly.
u looked as " FLYNN was aetklnR
d iOOphOle 20 stop tho heating being
administered by the black. Johnson
dazxied the fireman with his speed.
landing left and rlSit 90 the face,
Rnd Flynn again was warned for
ssaitinB
rhe ohamplen obiaofed strongly.
He's holding me-" was Nlynn's ex-
euae.
johnson maddened lunged volley
of straight srfl and right punches ~
the face, fairly bewilderlna FiFnn,
Then he gtoppe6 himself. Apparently
with d view 10 proionRlnN tlle contest.
Wiynn'k aor0nde also warned him
% ceaae bnttlng when he aat the
round end cut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
az nvsa.sw sissa,a 4. >. l.sassa vice,

Los Angeles. July t.~oarhoo -
the old clothes which have borne mo
brunt Of his training Siege ia nlounr
tain and valley. Ad Wolgunl chpM-
plon Of tho worlds lightweight l'ugi-
Iiaga. spant the morning hours today
az case ln his training camp Nithih
alaht of the big Vernon arena whore
nenrlv $4,000 mnu struggled Tor she
pnViieEr 81 seeing him defend his
TITLE thlH afternoon against Joe RIVE
arn, tho youug Los Angeles Moaiean.
Rlyegs. faini pin< showing nndet
hlH nwarthy comploKlOu ana hlH eyes
ngl0W with anticipation. remained ~
hla quarters ~ Venice until an hunf
before the Mong waa aehedulea ~
sound.
IRE foFfnnlny ~ wclghlng in Was
delayed until the little fighting msn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
FLYNN SLAUGHTERED BY
BLACK CHAMPION WHEN
POLICE STOP FIGHT

ontgsnsrasd d eufOught at Every Stage Of the Game
Fighting Fireman From Pueblo" Resorts to Persistent
Butting Tactics and Was on Verge Of Being Disquali
fled by Referee Eddie Smith When Chief Coles Of Las
Vegas Ended Unequal Contest in the Ninth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
Under Cover Of Night Orczco's
Army After Heavy Slaugh-
ter Leaves Field to Federals
TROOPS ARE RUSHED
THROUGH CHIHUAHUA
Rebel Chieftain Takes Every
PreCaution to Prevent Loot
ing; Will Make Last Stand
at Juarez.

tny nsyanlnn Iiegala A. ". l.eansa Nlrep
chihuahua. Mexico, Jaly gion~
nfal l'aHuual Or,Ahn arrived nera a.
If o'clock shls morning. bul only
small portion ~ his army sfoppod
huro. The remaining truap sralnu
went through the city az fifinnn inllrs
An hour. n0rthwnrd. affording nonN
an oppOrlunlty 40 gol elf
Determined ~ save fhr pliy n uuHs
Elhle from looilnR and rfntiHH Neu-
arnl lrp2cn declared that he bed sent
nlA tgoppa % taFialA 4lfeatlaaH iFa4i
Mhnuln. avoiding rGtIlfn a. The c3l4
~ Chihuahua. he added that ft0
troop tFnlus which hAH ufUu ae4t
through this city of CilInuuhua With
upl alopplng would Be h&lfHd nt hAnr
and MoctuAema. iis miles Auall q
dspsrAi oroAeo ordered all ealepna
closed hero.
n rney BE- three days before ilr
kedoTalh can repair thD nfinAn4 and
enter tile city but 10 lhe nitaNflnle
GARRISON keep order THE unnNlNHr
u nervous however and fOrnienhfs
arc Keeping undNf cover
juarea wsli be ihe fehel capital
Rebsi oogornor peispe onl,erran
and mNwhrfe of lhf foV0Iufl4AAfb
Legislature WIN move there TO-DAY ~
Hpaglal train,
ID IL now confirmed thet IunffK
and ONaHA NrHuHoN Wll Nn0N UnoitN
she 4nlk ~ lhn rebel lfnANa hiia lI1ti
b Netffmiuoa stand wlll A.4No lu
hold 1pnroH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
SCREAMS OF VICTIMS PINNED ss a - 4 / 3 ~.
BENEATH wRECKAOE MAKE WORK
OF RESCUE A TERRIBLE ORDEAL

tny isvening Aiersid 4. r. heaaea SgIreD
Corning. n, ", July t.-~At y
. least rslrty-five passengers were 3,
. killed and ffty Injured, mnny 4
PROBABLY fatally, whom an OK q
y prean crashed Into the west q
2 hound Lackawanna pasnengor 3
9 train No y, two miles east Of q
y this city this morning. 3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

Ellty McClaln Sam McVey'a man
agur, who had journeyed from the
AntlpodeS 20 witness the contest was
introduced 70 the spectators.
Among Flynu'n seconds II Dr. Hol-
iof 0f seattle, the wrestler.
Jack Curiey. the promoter, was pre-
heyted 10 she cruwd.
Referee smith thon entered tho ring
and ordered II cleared as soon an pos.
slble In order that the battle might
begin without delay.
Abe Pollock 90 Denver md cOch-
ran OF Kansas cisy, were presented
an nItcrnhte referees.
Johnson was transferred 20 another
box In order 20 Do nearer the cham
piOn'F corner
flynn appeared 70 bo In exception
ally good humor and spent Hiuuii of
the time aaunlcrins ubOut lhc ring
greeting friends,
Flynn. eppylng Mrs. JohnsOh.
sAIa'I you pulling Tor me. AIRS.
The chsmavn'r wife smiled. but
said nothing.
tho principals then donned the
aioyca.
Johna0n withdrew His objection 70
the gloves provided by the ring Off
clals having previously ordered q
special net Tor his own use
II was noticed that the champion
wore ehe sHsne striped bath robe that
had given him service IN his Keno
battle.
flynn was introduced 10 the crowd
as the Fighting Fireman ~ Pu-
oblo."
FIynn's early reception was duplI-
Gated.
johnson Was then presented aA the
chainpfoh heavy weight 0f the world.
3iia reception was lukN warm.
Tie rinH was cleared "a F;te with
Announcer cnHnun making bia fInht
remarks, referring - lhe rules gov
cftlinN the contest
afleF the men hk0 discussed these
rulcG slime Wng then called Al 1sto
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

THE Onfrlala of the 1pfnsstNr Flynn
bout as announced at tllN FinnAlGt are;
EdWbfd snllh of Chicago. Feferees
time Rcepofai fOr The club. Otto Fioto
IN Denver. lor FLYNN, All TcArney of
Chlcano fnlsp stake nplNtrfi for
Johnson. Tom Flanagan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

Hound dI7TI71II
johnson played with thc PuthlDan
as 4 kitten would with a mnhDe tIn
landed fnllE 4 doHea rnpidsflrp rlHhtH
and f6fta 80 fhf face and az the anfuf
Ylme placed hlmaelf N a position 10
R4tnHian0 HltNn'a buttlnH tactics.
Wait minute" cried the nhnWs
uion 40 apecfaluF. who hau nn0ptaN
fpr him as end n.
Nignn hlh6 Drofuaely from the unne
Ha johnson heat h healthy tHkk90 win
lHN and flNi4 to that organ.
flynn failed u land q HIpfe On
aht fhamNI0n, thN Dinch'a aafnuHe
NNuNlnM iuufoNnnblo
NNfnAEu made tNt blood fHlT'3 flow
~ hN inra fiNhfA and lefIs oN
NIFHN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

EXPRESS PLOWS IT'S DEADLY WAY
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN
STANDING ON MAIN line

Sleeping Victims Crashed to Death in Eerhs Without Warn.
ing; Twenty-rhrso Bodies Already in Hoss.tala at
Corning New York, While Many Dead Are Known to
Be Under Debris. ...4s.ees a. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

round wan warned. the referee ad1inS,
"Onco mars nnd lis Etnqualifs you.
1etnnon held the ilremeu "A arms
feHsih
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

Iohna0n held NIynn ~ arIns
length ln "a atteaps % qafrNupFd
hlmxeif aNaiusl me coloIaao'A mans
coneiani buttlna
Fipun nDl ln close. Jumped Zoos
,n thS az ana lendea with the top
of fsIN Hhnd nsnfnfa tfe nesfoq'R Jaw
rania1n ~ yollfr roWlce. reallalnN
|ihat lh4 referee 4eeme1 loalh % ono
|tNf NonGAal on fuul nu1olnA into
Gle f|nn and hfouanl the bnft|e % ~
tn0
N6satae Nnlln lhtIhupcn RAFt Abe
decision % lohnA1n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
WHITE HOPE sEATEN UNMERC1FULLY
IN EVERY ROUND BY THE BIG SMOKE

tRy nsunlaa atessi6 A. p. Leassa wlrey
Arena. East LEs Vegas. July 49,
Jim Fiynn's whole hope expired today
In the ninth round of his scheduled
forty.nvo round bout with Champion
Jack Johnson. Flynn's face was
chopped and cut frightfuily by the
,.mlnpion's deliberate blows and in
the nirth round Captain coiaS Of
the Las Vegas police pushed his way
20 the ring and declared the contest
ended, as a brutal exhibition.
FOR N rec rounds flynn had rcaIig-
ed his Inability 10 defend himself and
frantlcelly tried 70 butt his way 20
victory. a. tlmes he lcaped a foot
from the ground. endeayoring 10
crash hts nkull. against the cham
pionA Jaw Time after tlIne Referee
Smith wayned hlm 10 stop II and
Flynn made no defense.
Hes holding me; he's holding NE,
he would declare and in the clilsch
he would tfy A again.
When the police intorfcr0d Referee
smith, through gne announcer,
awarded johnson the sisht. John.
son made 40 serious effort 10 hurt
flynn ~ any time during the nine
rounds. Apparently he held himself
ia check oven when Flynn'a buttlnG
tactics were nt their worst.
Johnson bora not a single mark 81
tho fight beyond slight cut inside
his lower lip. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

ner, that ~ az the JDhnd0n- FLYNN,
not the Duy.Day bout.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

they oilnched uppercut heavily with
rights 90 the jaw.
The champion toyod with Flynn.
twice more shooting right uppercuts
TO the law. one % which sent the
fircman'n head bObbinR.
The champion early Indicated Il
WIS TO be a battle OF words as well
na blows. TIME and aRain exchanging
the usual rnparsee with the spectators.
Fiynn'R mouth biod ua he took his
seat very much worried during tho
three. minutes VI fighting Ia this
round
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

FrlSnrl rushed fn CLOSE and wns mot
with tIiS ss.se.sniary rain Of right and
Left upper-cnts 10 the face. Al that Il
seemed as II Tho champion WAS hold
Ing himself IN chcck. He indulged
Flynn with few stomach taps,
scarcely trying 70 protect his body
from Fiynn's attacks.
Johnson couFlantly showed hla
stomach and Invited him 10 blaze
away which cOnyulped the spectators
Flynn ollciled a great chcor when
he rushed the black 10 the ropos and
planted a solid ieft to the law.
The round ended with Flynn's face
covered with blood.
JOhnson's round.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

FLYNN CVt short witty remark cf
Johnson's By twice hooking hip right
10 the ssa4 This stopped the black,
who cut loose with short right arm
futs to the jaw johnson hiod nlinht-
y from the mouth as he emerged
from mid-rln8 mix-ups hut Flynrs
spat blond IN a stream ~ the cham
pion cut his mouth nne eve with n
vVlleg ot right RNd lofh ewings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01
FOR SNEED
TRIAL At FORT NDiTh

Fort Worth, Texas, Oct Si.--Be-
fore leaving last night for Amarillo.
Walter Is Scott OF counsel 'or J. Il.
Sneed said fifteen days must elapse
before the defendant could be- re-
leased on bail, although the Court
OF Appeals decided today that ne
Mas entitled TO bond
The state has fifteen days In
which TO file a motion for a rehear.
ing" said Mr.. Scott. and no bond
can be- accepted for the prisoners re-
lease until that period has elapsed
The defendant can make bond read
lily for any amount that may be re-
quired, but can not procure his re-
lease until the stats's period for III
ing its motion has expired"
Trial OF J Il. Sneed for the muir
der Of a. c. Boyce Sr is set for Nov.
II in this city. Attorneys are now
making preparations and no coRtinu-
ance is expected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01

on Justice. but will need the coop
Grafton % every business man and
commercial organization in order 10
insure success
These may aid In great measure
by 'hlllsiing the influence OF senator's
and congressman In the fight. for the
existence Of the greatest industry IN
the five states IL AZ stake. and the
prosperity of the general citizenship
will be- affected By what the Inter.
state Commerce Commission vill fin
ally 10
An added insight Is given by the
'0lloRing extract from booklet is-
sued by the South western Mlllers
League. under title Of Must the
Country Miller Quit"
70 ~ date the milling industry
has nor yci been concentrated IN the
grea, ceniers Ike the wholesale busi.
ness and the packing industry. but a
recent order " the commission and
the tariffs Of ,the railroads which
vent into effect on August 18Th. 1912
viii In the opinion OF those who have
given much attention 10 the subject
result In giving such a great adyan-
taEe 20 the mills located in the large
cities that the interior mill can nc
longer compete with them The re-
sJlt To- the near future will be 10 con
.en'rate the milling industry In the
large cities TO such an extent that
rho Interior miller will be compelled
20 go ont OF business
~ is 20 avert this calamity and
20 prevent this undesirable result
that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission all be- asked 70 reconsider
rs former decision aud so modify ~
order that the interior millers will b.
able 10 continue In competition Will
he mills located in the large cities
This condition will result from
The recent change in the milling IL
transit rules and regulations tina
have been in force for many years
These rules were necessary In orde
TO have mills located at interio
points II was for the general goo,
OF all 10 have mills situated In tn
smaller towns and not concentrat
tho manufacture OF flour wholly Il
large cities
II Sill be a fight to the finish an
II the order Is not changed or mod
fled, but one result will eventual
follow. and that is the extermina
ton Of the Interior mills or tibet
removal 10 points like Minneapolis,
Omaha, Kansas City and ST. Louis
whore they will have the advantage
and privileges that are now denie
them In the interior towns"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01
FORMER COMMISSIONER
Of LAND OFFICE HERE

Judge Charles n Rogan. formerly
Commissioner OF the General Land
Ofnc. Of Texas. arrived IN Amarillo
yesterday. and will today appear be
fore the Court OF Civil Appeals As
an attorney for CrosbytOn IN the
Crosby County seat case
Judge Rogan declares that ANA
rillo has made wonderful progress
toward cityhood since his last visit
here some gssr ago. and predicts
that she win attair 'he full stature
OF metropolis within the next ten
years.
Austin. TOO. is showing a ,emark-
able growth said Judge ROgan
Enormously classified as capital
city OF me usual quiet sort she
has taken on new and vigorous life.
and business and building has been
given marked impetus 10 conse-
quence
] A. 1n evidence % the fact that
the citizenship OF Austin Is awake
10 the possibilities Of their city. o
bond issue OF $3.50. 600 FOR city i'm.
proyemeuts was voted during Tho
present year and this amount VII.
B De- spent In paving. sewer extension
and added civic attractions
Work OF rebuilding the big dam
across the Colorado is making stea
dy progress. and completion will add
greatly 20 the city's manufactures
and power facilities. to say nothine
iof the pleasure resort features which
made the former dam tamou:
throughout the country"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01
SMALLER MILLS
FACE CALAMITY
Dewing Declares Interests
Seriously Menaced by
Recent Rate Order

% % DeWing. president OF che
Star NH a Elevator C0mpany bias
just returned from conference r'
rho southeastern Millers League ai
Oklahoma city during which matters
lot vital Importance 10 the milling
interest. Rore discussed
ln view Of the losses enia.led by
operations OF The reshipplng order,
promulgated by the interstate Com
merre Commission some months ago,
which ncut into effect on August o..
'he conference AZ Oklahoma city Was
called 10 devise ways and means Of
presenting the claims o. the south
western milIers 90 rho commission
during rho present month
$50 urgent is this necessity, that
another conference win be- held IN
Kansas Clty on November D. whore
further details viii bo perfected With
data FOR ,he use o. a special comri
toe which Rill appear before the COM
mission on November 30 in Washing
ton This committee will be made
mp OF Two millers from each Of the
five states represented 10 the organi-
yatIon
tn. conference ~as one ~ the
greatest Importance, said Mr Dew
Ing last night. and upon the success
OF ts undertaking rests In greatest
measure the existence Of the smaller
mills Of the Southwest. which are
Threatened With collapse by the dis
.crimlnatiye operations OF the nes
+ reshippinr order
IN idea ~ the interest which u
felt throughout the Southwest In m,
proposition may be gained from the
statement that 1900 millcrs we're
present AZ the Oklahoma city confer
euce. and the number Nill bee large
Is augmented a. the coming meetins
iu Kansas city Five states. Nebras
ka. Texas. Oklahoma. Kansas and
Missouri. we're represented In 'h'
conference. and al In attendance
we're unit for early and aggressive
action
Pcrpetuatlon Of the reshippue
order. which In effect will force q
concentration OF the milling industry
in tho larger centers. will prove
death blow 10 the milling enterprises
Throughout the five states named
The danger must b" readily apparent
90 even those who are not immedi
atoly concerned when IL Is taker
into consideration that milling formi
the most important manufacturing
Industries OF the Southwest. IN,
mcnaclng complexion OF the situa
tion is we'll calculated TO cause wide
spread alarm and 10 necessitate i'm
mediate steps toward procuring re-
lief.
The impending disaster. should d
fall. as h IL certain TO do II the new
order holds will strike not only the
Smaller milling operators. but IN,
Y farmers themselves The produce
will be- compelled 10 ship his pro
ducc 90 a distant milling center. en-
failing payment of freight In Two
directions This ultimately will In
'ur. ."nrral business condition. b.
thc southwest and believe that IA,
merchant. banker aud city builder
will give active support 70 the South
western Nillers when they become
aroused POP thr sraylty of fhe situa
f.uU
1h" u,N order does not effect
strict elevator business such as ours
HW viii damacc the manufacturini
miller. and steps 90 avert this calam
/ IT'S must Dec taken ar once ana q
purpose. The interior miller alon.
cannot win this fight. which is base,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01
kwitchrrk,kkin Phone -. q
Me HiGAN COUPLE
HERE ON HONEY MOON

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ;. Gainder OF
Galesburg. Michigan. arrived in Am
irillo yesterday. and will be- guests
In the home OF Rev and Mrs K.
Thomson for some time Mr. and
Mrs Gainder are on their honey
moon trip, their welding having oc-
cured In Galesburg last Tuesday
morning Mrs Gainder is a cousin
OF Mrs Thomson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01

4 setting hen "a fresh egg spied
Where her lord WA won't To Turk
said she. MIR. Rooster, you have lied
AMECO CHICK FEED did the work
Sold by all dealers in Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01
EPISCOPAL SERVICE
FOR ALL SAINTS DAY

Services for All Saints Day will
br held this morning Al 10 o'clock
at Saint Andrew Episcopal church
Bishop Edward A. Temple will de-
liver the discourse for the day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01

Ring ii3, that's Pike Stroud. FOR
the Taxicab-it don't cost any more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01
Ameco Chick Feed is mac

from clean. selected grain and is
a balanced feed for chickens. Ask
your dealer.
Amarillo Mill Il Elevator Co.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-12-20
BODY FLOATING
IN The SOUND
Found off kreischerville--
May bs Local Suicide.

The body of an unknown man, be-
lieved to that Of the man drowned
off Donavans dock in Front street,
on Sunday November 18, was found
floating in the Staten Island sound
off the foot of Androvette street,
Kreischeryille, about 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The body was
discovered by Wendall Stanpowitz,
a fourteen year old Polish boy.
Stanpowitz notified the police of
the 99th precinct station, Tottenville
and Patrolman Romer, who was de-
tailed on the case tied it to float.
Coroner William H. Jackson of New
Brighton, had the body removed to
the undertaking establishment of
WilliaL- Connell at WeGt New Brigh-
ton.
From the description furnished by
the cornor the man as five feet,
six inches tall, weighed ITO pounds,
gray hair and mustache, number of
his teeth are missing, wore black
sweater, bltck trousers, old pair of
patent lea her shoes and gray under
wear. He is believed to be a sea-
man.
Coroner Jackson viii hold the
body for few days and If unclaim-
ed 1t will be buried in the Potters
field at the City FarL. ColonJ near
Richmond.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-12-20
No Reason for Action Is Given in the
Demand for Reservations Which
Was Sent by S. R. Harrington
President Of Board.
SAYS WORK AT INSTITUTION

City hospital affairs again brought into the lmeght
by the abrupt dismissal Of the superintendent Miss Alice S.
Wood and the assistant superintendent Miss Sarah Engva
Both received notice from South R. Farngton president Of
the hospital association at yesterday stating that their
of the hospital unsatisfactory and they
asked to tender their designations the managing board
take effect Immediately and also to let the board know by the
bearer of the demand for the resgnaons when will be
convenient for them to vacate Enclosed in the notice
check for the salaries Of the superintendent and her assistant
up until the first Of the year.
According to the notice by Mr. Harrington the managing
board met Tuesday night and after expressing dissatisfaction
with the the hospital has been managed decided to make
the change at ...........,. ..-....
IS sudden action caused much surprise in circles
and result Of inquiries to the reasons meeting of
the managing board called for last night when the matter
gone and the action of the sanctioned
When members of the managing board today they
said had been agreed not talk about the meeting last night
evidently with the intention Of hushng up the affair They
said thing that might be given must from Mr. Far
rington.
Mr. Harrington refused to discuss the meeting tell where
it was held He said the members merely met to discuss lit