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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-11
zBySZKo MAKES ANNUAL BID
Manager Herman Ready TO Pos,
5000 to Bind Match With 6oteh
Two Clubs Offer Purses.


Jack Herman has again butted into
sporting circles. Incidentally Jack
has $1,000 In bills OF large denomina.
ton which he is mad TO get rid Of
All he wants TO do with that dough
Is TO post Il as a forfeit-a sort OF
bait TO coax Frank Gotch back into
the wrestling game.
IL seems that Go,ch Is telling the
folks on his Iowa farm that he intends
10 retire with the championship
packed away IN the barn. That's what
is worrying Herman. The latter Is
guiding Zybszko through the mazes
OF the graphing sport and wants 10
get Gotch TO give the Pole another
chance at the title
Manager Herman claims the man
agement OF the Salt Lake Amusement
company stands ready and willing 20
hang up purse OF $4,000 for a
match between the two stars OF the
hammerlock division. In behalf OF
Zhyszko. Herman Is agreeable to the
Offer and is perfectly willing to allow
Goich 10 dictate the terms.
1t can be winner take all. split ANY
other wg. or Twill sign articles Civ.
Ing Gotch the lions share OF the
purse whether he wins or loses" de-
clares Herman.
You'll have to admit that Zbyszko
stands second only to Gotch in the
list. and It is only fair he be given
chance at the title. Naturally. II
Gotch persists In his statement that
he is through with the game viii
claim the crown on behalf OF my crap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-11

has q tended his title every time a
l22-pouui man could get the offer OF a
purse and suggested his completely
lie has fought perhaps 5000 rounds
IA all
He does not use tobacco 10 any
FORM. nor has he ever tipped the COB
Jet lie Is twenty-eight years old
IT'S been a pretty good game ha
SAID. roilectifrly "Ol course i'm kul
Of ore Whet think q al %" r;oar.
I've Ter ret away iron nee
Four of us began together iu san
Francisco" ~ continued "ILe
were Jimmy Britt and Eddie naulon
and frankie Men and rysolf We
Rerr an Kids together. fighting pre-.
limInaries about the same time The
others are al done for now I'm the
only ono that's left IN the ring
\ little later hc roC0llcctod that biz
ring career had Melted him somcth'Ie
more than 100000 llp began a. O.
tough Kid 10 The san Fuuo
streets Ia rs q .J proud "a. o..
I...t t..
So. said ArelL b. asd b. Is
would come 20 my mothers store -or
meblo he'd meet M Ia the street aE.
call me low or we'd catch him
the alley aud then I'd murder hin
The process Of numbering k.l.
was helpful 20 his shoulder muscles
but began o. disturb tho noigbbors
SO my mother had me sen. away
20 a reform school said Nbp ad !
stayed there for fifteen months When
| got hack remember all the lids
around on The street yelling Abir's
home | said I'd be good Hat one
OF the kids used to murder his
name wa Wires had been fighting
preliminarios. and he had won twenty.
nine stra sh fights All the Kids told
me 20 go H. and clean him Alex
Greggains used to ray SIS for prelim
mary fights then
by aud b. some OF the kids went
to Gregg ,ins and told him they had
a Kid who could lick any Of his pre-
lin fighters one of EN- said he was
my manager and Greggains made a
match ri ut away with Eddie Lenny
Il won thai fight without a scratch
and gaze the sl5 to my ma. Every
time I won and | won thirty-four
fights straight with a knockout
| gave her my dough-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-11
AMERICAN CLUBS
OWNERS GATHER
Startling Disclosures Tx
pected When Meeting
Opens Today

Chicago. H., Dec. 10. Owners oi
clubs IN the American League wha
gathered here tonight TO attend a.,
annual meeting tomorrow. promise
to produce startling news
Trades involving some of the mos.
prominent players in the LEAGUE ar,
pending
Frank Chance or Fielder Jonos
probably will be selected manager 10
the New York club. Chance is said
to have an understanding with the
owner of the New York club and a
deal Is contingent upon his release
from the Nationals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-11
a.,urn 70 American system.

The English boxing system Of ref
erecting boxing matches. with the of.
eial sitting outside the ropes. is a
ching Of the rast at New York box.
ing clubs. The system has been given
. four weeks trial az the Fortyfourth
street Sporting club and has met the
d approval not only OF the club on.
.aI- but also Of tho state athletic com.
ion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-11
PACE AND HARRINGTON
WRESTLE FRIDAY NIGHT

After negotiating for several days
wrestling bout between Arch Pace
and Bob Harrington has been arran-
ged The two head-spinners will
meet in the skating rink on Taylo,
street on the night of Monday. Dec.
1G.
Both men are in good condition
and both claim to have hood records
as mat-artists. The match will be
cleanly waged, and excellent sport b.
promised.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-11
FLYNN LOSES To
LUTHER N CARTY
Is Knocked Down Twice and
Eliminated from
Contest

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec 10 tn
Their McCarty won the heavyweight
championship eliminating Jim Flynn
from the contest.
The battle ended in the sixteenth
round after Flynn was knocked down
twice and appeared helpless.
The referee stopped the fight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-11

pier That Is not much more than an
empty honor, which is not pleasing to
Zbyszko
In addition TO the Salt Lake OFFER,
The Pittsburg A. C. IA willing TO hang
up a liberal purse for the match As
| said before. Gotch can do all the die
tating regarding the division OF the
purse. All Zbyszko wants Is chance
at the title"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-11
LYNCH At HEAD
Of NATIONALS
Reelected President With
Heidler Secretary
Treasurer
b. Associated Press

b. Associated Press
New York. Dec 10 Thomas ]
Lynch. was reelected president. inc
A. Heidler. secretary-treasurer were
OF the National League today.
The board OF directors was re-elec-
ted. except that c. ]. Sullivan Of New
York. succeeded tho late John r..
Bush
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-11

as the "Three-Fingered Wonder" lie
vas a great fielding pitcher. One OF
his great fielding plays at Detroit
helped to save the worlds flag for
the Cubs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-13
NOT AT TRINITY COLLEGE
WE'RE THE CLOTHES RIFIED.

The Trinity College correspondent
of The News and Observer writes TO
ask that the statement be made that
the rifiing Of the clothes Of the 4. &
NJ. boys at Durham. while playing a
game Of basketball with Trinity boys,
did not occur at the college.
Neither the head to the news story
nor the body of it furnished by the
papers regular Durham correspond
ent stated that the robbery occurred
al the college, it being expressly
stated that the clothing was left in
the dressing rooms Of the Y. NJ. G. :"
The Trinity correspondents request
is complied with. however.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-13
Ex-Congressman Livingston Dead.
(Ev the Associated Press. J

Washington. Feb. 11.-Leonidas
F. Livingston. who represented the
Fifth Georgia District In Congress
during tn. 52d to 61st CONGRESSES,
inclusive died here at 1928 O'clos <
this Sunday morning from a~teral
Sc lerosis. He was q native Of Gov
ineton. Ga, where his home IS locat-
ed. and was g years Of age. Inter
rent VIII be at Covington. probably
Wednesday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-13

Especial tc News and Observer
Wake For est, Feb. 10-Prepara-
tons for the reception of the visitors
to the college on the occasion Of the
seventy-seventh anniversary Of the
Euzelian and Philomathesian Literary
Societies are now being carried to
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-13
ALL READY FOR THE
nth ANNIVERSARY
Wake Forest College Com
pleting Arrangements for
Event Next Friday
TIMELY FORECAST OF
INTERESTING OCCASION

Special Trains Will Be Operated
from Raleigh to Accommodate
= Visitors to 18th Annivers 7ry Of
the Literary Societies-Other
Current News and Topics from
the College-Changes in the
Courses Take Effect Next
Scholastic Year, Etc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-13

ton or two ago they thought In terms
of sects and denominations. Now. the
average church member has no pa
thence with such narrow scctarianisln.
At the present time, on the shore OF
the Sea of Galilee, in the dirty tows
OF TiberiaS. there is sect of Jews
who look for the coming of the Mes
siah. Their idea is that he Will spring
from the waters OF Galilee, choose
his cabinet from the faithful of Tlher
las. and then proceed to Safed. on
yonder hill. and set up his kingdom.
Equally narrow and exclusive are the
views Of some Christian holiness sects.
like the Dowieites and the Sanfordites,
who consider themselves peculiarly
set apart from their fellows. In direct
contradistinction from this. John and
Jesus proclaimed a kingdom. a uni
VerSal kingdom. comprehensive
kingdom, whose glory should be the
entrance Of the nations into il. Today.
as the Men and Religion campaign is
showing, the kingdom idea is the one
that commands mems allegiance
Standing for the Best.
John was a testif1er. He bore Wit
ness to the best he kneW-and that
was The Best. Tha, is a mans job,
and the surest, directed way Of bring
ing in the kingdom. Why do books
them to another. Mrs. Jones praises
the fireless cooker to Mrs Smith and
she to Mrse. Brown, and. 10, in a jiffy.
| fireleSs cookers are all over the viii
| lage.
| Carry that idea into religion Say
| good word for the true man in Of
! flee who does his work we'll; and be-
| fore you know it his vogue Will be
so great that all the Vaccinations of
| the politicians cannot bulge it. You
like your newspapers editorials? Say
so to the editor. and TO your neighbor.
Are the papers articles on religion
/! good? Tell the editor, and the other
| folks in the church. Are you please d
with good law, or afraid 4 bad one
| is impending? Say SO to the man who
| represents you in the law-mak king
body. Get into the procession that
follows in the train Of John the testi-
fer. The power to bear witness foI
the highest one knows is a divine
| the Baptist; it is the duty Of the day
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.
They are the weakest. however
strong, who have no faith in them.
selves or in their powers.-Bosee.
The look Of sympathy. the gentle
!, Spoken SO low that only angel
heard:
The secret art Of pure, self-sacrifice,
Unseen by men. but marked by an
gels eyes
These are not lost.
Anon.
To do great things a man must liv
as if he had never to die.-Vauvcnar
CUES.
: Mems thoughts arc much acCordin
to their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We are all building a soul house
yet with what different architecture
and what various care.-I}eecher.
One who never turned his back. bu
!. marched breast forward
I Never doubted clouds would break
: Never dreamed though right Wer
;, WOrSted. wrong would triumph
!. Held we fall to rise. are baffieI t
:. fight better.
s Sleep to wake.
. browning.
e Patient. humility and utter forget
\ fulncSS OF self are the true roys
: qua Hughes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-13
The Great Idea.

Yesterday l talked with distin-
guished newspaper editor, not a MEM
Der Of any church. and he dwelt upon
the present evidences OF a spiritual
unrest and desire and anticipation
which he says he has noticed as being
abroad in the land. 1 cannot refrain
from linking this man with John the
Baptist. Both testify to the Coming
of a kingdom. That was the burden
of Johns plea-"A good time COM
ing" He had g great convention Of
4 kingdom wherein justice and truth
and love should hold sway. for al
mems welfare.
Any man who has studied the re-
ieiOus history Of the race can scarcely
fail to be struck with the idea OF the
nresent breadth Of mems view OF re-
ligion. Like John the Baptist they
think in kingdom terms. \ genera
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
SUSPICIOUS ACTION
ON PART OF NEGRO
CAUSES HIS ARREST.

Henry Crouch, a negro living at
3i3 Thirty-third street, was arrest
cd last night adm placed in jail be-
cause of his suspicious conduct to-
ward white married woman resid-
Ing on Thirty-sixth street, between
Sycamore and Elm streets. Crouch
is hostler for an uptown grocer.
Shortly after dark, while putting his
horses In the barn, which adjoins
the woman's home, she came cut In
the back yard. The negro asked,
els your husband at homer" He
was told no. He then, In a conitA
Dental tone, went up to her, saying.
i've got secret to tell you.' She
says she saw another negro In the
vicinity acting suspiciously and, be-
coming frightened, rushed into the
house and locked the door. She re-
ported the affair to, a neighbor, who
asked the police to investigate the
matter. sa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
MARSHALL FLAYS
HARVESTER TRUST
Says Perkins Combine Made
Use of Underhand
Methods.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Des Moines, la, Oct. 9.--The Har-
vester Trust, of which George w.
Perkins is said to be one of the
stockholders and who is alleged to
be the financial backer of Col. Roose-
velt's campaign, came in for its
share OF condemnation at the hands
OF the Democratic vice presidential
candidate In his address here to-
night.
Gov. Marshall declared the trusts
had made repeated efforts to pre-
vent the manufacture of binder
twine in, the Indiana state prison
and had employed uLderhand meth
ods. Gov. Marshall also launched
into a detailed statement of the
workings of the high tariff system.
He said 1t hal resulted in a protec-
tive trade in the articles purchased
by the laboring men while at the
same time 1t fostered fre trade in
labor and that the behest of the few.
individuals who profited by the pro-
tective tariff. .se tE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
TEST OF FEDERAL
PUBLICITY STATUTE
MADE IN GOTHAM.

New York, Oct. 9.--Suit to test
the right Of the government to en-
force the federal law requiring news
papers and periodicals to publish
their circulation figures twice a year
and imposing other publicity re-
auirements was filed in the United
states district court here today by
the publishers of the Journal OF Com
merce.
The suit is directed against Post
master General Hitchcock, Attorney
General Wickersham. United States
District Attorney Wise and Postmas-
ter Morgan. of New York. The Pc
titioners charge that the law is un-
constitutional and prayed for a tenn
porary injunction. restraining Its en-
forcement until final adjudication.
1t also requests that the defendants
be required by subpoena.
Back Of the action. according to-
Robert r. Norris. Is the American
Newspaper Publishers Association
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
CONGRESSMAN M'KINLEY
BUILDS AND END0WS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Z Congressman William Mckinley.
of the Mckinley System of lnterur-
ban and Electric Railways, has
built church in memory OF his
father, George Mckinley, at Urbana.
1t IS called the George Mckinley
Memorial University Presbyterian
church. 1t Is to be dedicated next
Wednesday and Is to be used princi-
pally by the Presbyterian students
at the university.
The cost of the church, a hall sd-
joining for use of the young women
of the university, and the grounds
was $53,520. Besides this amount
there is an endowment fund Of $780,
600. making a total cost to Mr.. Me-
kiniey Of s113,50o,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
WILSON DECLARES
/ PEOPLE ARE ONTO
TAFT-T.R.CURVES
Democrat sWill Knock Out
Home Run, He Tells
Springfield Audience
Tss A'- - y -
MAKES TWO SPEECHES
Cuts Program, Owing to Late
Arrival Voice Shows
Improvement.
MAKES TWO SPEECHES

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. Making
an apology to the Illinois Democrats
for trying to conduct presidential
campaign while the worlds series
baseball contest was in progress,
GOV Woodrow Wilson made his frst
speech Of hts Springfield schedule
Ifrom. the steps Of the Sangamon
county courthouse this morning. TO
save his voice for the fair grounds
speech, delivered at noon, and his
speech at the Coliseum In st. Louis
ltonight, Gov. Wilson cut his speech
lshort at the courthouse.
'rhe day was dark and cloudy, and
HIT started to rain just before Gov.
Wilson was introduced A crowd of
Ison0 persons stood on the lawn OF
lthe court house and listened to his
speech,
| Il feel that | owe you an apology
flor trying to interest YOU In politics
when worlds baseball series is In
lprogress,3 Gov. Wilson said. But
Il want to say to YOU that Democrats
lara onto the curves Of Col. Roose-
welt aud President Taft, and are go
Iing to knock out a home run every
Itime they 90 to bat"
II fiov Wilson's familiarity with
baseball terms greatly pleased the
crowd. and he was given a roasing
cbeer. From the courthouse Gov.
IWiison went to the fair grounds.
The Democratic organizations OF
central Illinois had scheduled him
for four speeches, two of them were
lcut out, as the Wilson special train
60, into Springfield two hours late.
4 Gov. Wilson and the Missouriana
jwho came across the state with him,
Iwere guests OF honor at breakfast
| given by the Sangamon County DEM
Eocrats at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
lGov, Wilson made no speech at the
breakfast. and none at the meeting
lof Democratic editors. He rested
well in his car after the strenuous
day yesterday in Kansas and Kansas
City and his voice was stronger to-
Iday.
This Is Democratic day at the
state fair. Democrats from ali parts
tof Central Illinois are here to cele-
Ibrate the visit OF the Democratic
presidential candidate to the old
|home Of Abraham Lincoln. Gov.
Wilson referred several times to
lLincoln's efforts to free the negroes
from slavery and declared that the
country was In the throes of an In
dustrial war to free her citizens
from the slavery that has been fast
ened upon them by the great combi-
nations Of capital.
And the people do not propose,
| he said, ito intrust the men who
created this slavery with the duty OF
Iliberating them from IT,"
| The fair grounds began filing
early this morning and by a. m.
when the Wilson party reached
Springfield, the inclosure was then
we'll filled with the farmers who
Iwent out to see the stock, show In ad-
vance Of the coming OF the presi-
danttaI candidate
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
INTEREST ON /,
SCHOOL ORDERS
TCoLLfCTABLE
Appellate Court so Decides in
Friendly Suit Brought for
Interpretation of Court.

The appellate court has reversed
and remanded the case of John M.
Lansden, township trustee, vs.. the
Alexander County National Bank.
The case, which is friendly one,
was brought to determine the legal
ity of the kuestion involved, was in
stituted some time ago before Judge
Butler. of the Alexander county cir
cult court, who rendered a decision
similar to that of Attorney General
Stead. that no interest could be
charged on school orders which the
banks have been carrying when
there was no funds in the township
treasury.
The opinion, as rendered by the
court, was received by Judge Lans-
den yesterday, in which it is stated,
I'VE can see no reason why school
board should not as we'll pay inter-
est upon money that it may become
necessary to borrow as any other
municipality, or why 1t should be
subjected to any greater embarrass-
ment in carrying on the business OF
conducting schools than any other
municipality in the transaction OF
its business; 1t looks as If this con-
struction is fair and just to all, and
1t Is the order of this court that the
Judgment of the lower court be re-
versed and the cause remanded."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
FIRE STATION NO. /
QUARTERS 2l9 ELEVENTH
WHILE REPAIRS ARE MADE.

While the repairing of fire station
No. is in progress the firemen and
apparatus will be stationed at Led
better's livery stable on Eleventh
street, near Commercial avenue.
No. 1 station will not respond to
alarms during this, time unless 1t Is
deemed necessary Nos. and 8
stations will cover all fires. Con-
tractors vanSickle says 1t will re-
quire about two weeks to complete
the concrete door and the laying of
the wooden floor on top Of 1t. This
is only a part OF the work to be
done. but the only part that inter-
fercF with the service.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
DECLARES TURKEY
FACES FUTURE WITH
~ CALM ASSURANCE,

Is. Constantinople, Oct. 9. The
Turkish government awaits events
with calm assurance, according to
Noradundghian Effendi, the Otto
man foreign minister. In an inter-
view given to the Associated Press
today he said:
1--WE face the future with perfect
confidence. | should like to point
out, however, that the declaration of
war by Montenegro was made con-
trary to the practice adopted by all
civilized states. 1t went against
the stipulation of The Hague Con-
vention, of which Montenegro was a
signatory.
"In the first place, no attempt wa.
made to seeks the good offices of a
third party in order to find means
of avoiding a conflict.
Secondly, the declaration of war
did not set forth any real or tangible
cause for war.
Thirdly, Montenegro opened hos
tilities without granting the usual
preliminary delay ard actually be-
fore the declaration of war was pre-
sented to the Porte
The Turkish government has de-
cided to make selection from
among the Greek vessels detained
In Turkish ports and will hold those
best suited for military transport
purposes and release the Others
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
-FOUR HURT when
train HITS AUTO
Excursion Special Wrecks Car
Carrying Family to State
Fair.

Springfield, H., Oct. 9.--Johnson
Stork, his wife and two children. of
Morrisville, Ill, visitors to the State
fair, we're injured when an automo-
bile in which they were riding was
struck by Chicago & Alton excur-
sion train today. The automobile
was wrecked and Mrs. Stork was
probably fatally injured In prevent
ing the children, a boy and girl,
from being ground to death beneath
the wheels of the train. Mrs. Stork
grabbed the children and dragged
them out Of the way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
OFFICERS FIRED; !.
One WAS Beaten
ATTEMPTED to Capture Bank
Robber Single Handed
.--Forfeits Job.
Press Dispatch.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 9,-Police Cap
tain John J. Mahoney and Lieut.,
Bernard J. Burns were discharged
from the police department by the
Civil Service Commission today be-
cause OF the escape from Chicago
Sept. 10 OF two of the members Of
the gang Of bang robbers who robed
the bank Of Montrea. at Westmin-
ster, British Columbia. The Civil
Service commissioners decided that
both officers we're guilty Of ,incom-
potency and neglect Of duty. Burns
attempted to arrest the two bank
robbers singlehanded In saloon
and was beaten nearly to death,