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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-09
WOULD GIVE
PROTECTION
To NORkNEN

In line with the legislation which
has been passed by Congress and
several states and cities Of the main
land to better protect materialmen
and laborers, who furnish their mate
rial or labor on government jobs let
out on contract, P. L. Weaver. first
deputy city and county attorney,
probably will prepare an ordinance
soon requiring contractors who take
city and county work to give, what is
in effect, "a doubt surety bond.
With such an ordinance, material
men or laborers, when not paid by
the contractor the amount due them,
may sue directly on the bond in the
name of the city and county, making
both the sureties and the contractors
defendants in the action.
Weaver said this morning that he
had conferred with several of the
supervisors regarding such an ordin-
ance and that they were strongly in
favor of 1t.
In the 1911 session of the legisla-
ture an act was passed similar to-
the ordinance now proposed It is
said that il, works very satisfactorily.
There are statutes known as mechan-
ic and materialmen lien laws but
they cannot be operated as against
the government. At present a labor
er or materialman under city and
county contractor must look to the
contractor alone for payment, unless
he has an Individual bond. BY this
proposed new ordinance, the con
tractor would give the city and coun-
ty a bond which not only protects the.
city and county but also the other
parties concerned in the contract.
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WILL CELEBRATE
FIRST DEFEAT or
GREAT NAPOLEON

a celebration OF the Tooth anniyer-
sary of the battle of nations will be
held here by the German societies oe-
tober 10.
The program for the occasion, which
will be given in the new Loyal Order
Of Moose home, the Progress Block.
is rapidly being put in shape. It viii
include speeches, music and dancing.
Bertram Won Damn, Of Hackfeld &
Company. is in charge Of the cele6ra-
ton.
The battle of nations, which was
fought at Leipsic and won October
Is, 1913, marked the beginning of a
new and united Germany, and the
first defeat Of Napoleon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-09
BORN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. AZ.

An ordinance relative to the estab.
Fishing of grades and sidewalk lines
on Kapahulu Road, from Waialae
Road to Kanaina Avenue, in the Dis.
trict of Honolulu, City and County of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
Be it Ordained by the People OF
the City and County of Honolulu:
Section /. Grades. Datum Plane.
That the grades of that portion of Ka.
pahulu Road, in the District of Homo
lulu, City and County of Honolulu,
Territory of Hawaii, lying between
Waialae Road and Kanaina Avenue.
as hereinafter set forth, are establish
ed in reference to a datum plane be.
ing mean tide at said District of Ho,
nolulu and being located as follows.
to-Wit:
{. A bench mark at the foot of pillar
at the left entrance of the Judiciary
Building in said District of Honolulu,
is 16.5 feet above said datum plane.
Said grades are above said datum
plane. the distance specified on map
which is on file in the office of the
City and County Engineer, and is
marked Grade Map No. s.
Section 2. The sidewalk lines OF
said Kapahulu Road, which are also
the curb line, shall be parallel with
and IA feet from the following de.
scribed center line, except as noted
en- Grade Map No. 5. -...' !
Commencing at a point in the CEN
ter of Kapahulu Road, which is by
true aZimuth IL 49, 30H distant Ia
feet from a monument which marks
tie intersection of the center line of
KapahuIu Road with the South side of
Waialae Road. said monument being
by Co-ordinates as referred to the
Government TriangaIatien Survey Sta.
ton, Mauumae, 1854 feet North and
1907 feet West; 3
Thence running as follows by true
azimuths 11o, 49, 39"-1,793.3 feet toj
Hebron Avenue; -
Thence 90 20s-s960.1 feet to Wi,
nam Avenue; II
Thence a54ose8s'-13060 feet to
Campbell Avenue; - "
Thence 29o 13.-1720.9 feet to Ka.
naina Avenue; all of which with the
grade elevations are more perfectly
shown on the afore mentioned Grade
Map No. 5, which is hereby made a
part of this ordinance, !
Introduced by
- LESTER PETRIE. :,
Supervisor
Honolulu, H. T.. September %, 1913.
5671-3t.
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SFaR-RBs.s:.ETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY,S MEMS TO-DAY
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered Of Record Oct. s, 1918,
from 1880 a. m. to 4:3O p. m.

Entered Of Record Oct. s, 1918,
from 1880 a. m. to 1850 p. m.
Helene K Motley and hsb to Jean
Schwarzberg ........ M
Mrs J A Cummins adv Mae E
Mckay Attchmt
Martha Berger by Atty to ] J
Combs Rel
Apokaa Sugar Co Ltd to Koolau
Maile Rel
Koolau Male to Apokaa Sugar
70 Ltu 49,. ..s........... "
Kaimuki Land Co Ltd to Resubdiv
of Spreckels Tract :. ....... Plan
Christopher Luiz Jr by Govr to
Christopher Lewis >. Decree
Carlos A Long and VT to Lum
sun TAI ............ ID
Vincent Bowen & Co. DisstlnP tnrsp
Hermann F Maertens and WI to
Carl A G Maertens ........ D
Thomas A Birmingham and VT to
Bishop Trust Co Ltd 49,. .AddlC hge
Hawaiian Trust Co Ltd to Chuck
doy -. .....-.... - hel
Chuck Hoy and VT to Chiki Ue-
mura ............. 49,. D
C Uemura and hsb to George c
omlIn M
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd to Mrs Alice
Kaae :. ,............... Rel
Entered of Record Oct. 8, 1913,
from $3.50 o. m. to 1880 a. IN.
Henry Warehouse Trust Co Ltd
to Ten Yuk Shee . ....... D
Minnie Malloy and hsb to First
= Amer Saws q TrIlcf ~, of How >.
Z A4Su M
s H Webb and VT to D w Ander- {
& Sun - .......-... ..... ID
d w Anderson to Samuel II Webb
ald wi s..s.s..-..s'.e...E.s.. D
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-09

The tax appeals Of the Hui of Ka-
hama and the Waiahole Water Com
pan7 were submitted to the supreme
court yesterday afternoon, at the con.
elusicn of the arguments by Assistant
Attorney General A. G. Smith for the
tax assessor, and A. A. Wilder for the
taxpayers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07

WASHINGTON. y G.. Dec 8 6-
l1I Johmn Singleton Mosby. the
much-fearcd chief OF the guerrilla
raiders iu civil war time. celebrated
his cirthietb birthday anniversary
today Of late years Col Mosh>
has made hi, home the most of ih"
time with bis daughter In this city
Several years ago hc underwent an
operation and sine, that time his
health ha, not been OF the best.
though he is gill remarkably yigor-
ous for ma. OF bis years and con
liuucs 90 take o keen interest in tho
affairs of the day
Born al Edermaut Va December
8. 1893. Col Moshy vas practicing
law at Bristol anon tho civil war
began Ilo enlisted immediately in
The Confederate army. and with the
exception of short time when be-
was disabled by o wound he ser, ed
continuously until Lees surrender
] 10 part ho played iu the biz strug
gle made the rnlon commanders he
harssssd wish that no. had never
turned bis attention 20 the art of
war Ills raid on th. rear Of Nc
Cieilan's army on the Ch.ckhominy
was as hold a biz o. enterprise as
may be read iu the history OF war
fare
Mosby's famous rangers" wore
as picturesque and brave and cava-
lier lot OF fighters as ever went 10
Var. No body % Confederate soi.
diers we're feared as sore Mosby's
men. aud the colonel vas their gen
Ius After AnpomsitoS Col Mosby
disbanded his troop and gave him
seif up. and upon the rooommenda.
lion Of Gen. Grant was released on
parole.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
p,.ru, Tho rcoplc', Rule"

WASHINGTON % g.. Dee Co.,.
The first ulrou-vIl, non partisan
20 .emf,aga of men Interested 100
promulur popular government
nsl l.urr. es.r he'd a the United
state. mot iu tho capital today un-
dor tra auspices of fNr National
popHlr Government League The
seamr. of Oh. Opening session Hls
AL ad1ree ls Secretary of state
William J. BRYAN Who took ls his
subject The p,apir RuI' 9th
or u,r 90 prominence Who address
.f trr meeting acre Senator l'1pp
of Minnesota. Senator llo'.I. cot NeR
Hampshire. Senator ro,udsytor o'
Washington and Prof Lewis y
johnson .f Harvard University
T., I.aluc proposes 90 become
a militant force ir promoting The
adoption ot literature b. already cs-
tabusled On addition the league
plans t0 maintain O. bureau OF in-
formation ou all popular govern
mert mea Ires and to furnish sci
eutGc standards o' these measures
Co legislator. and 400 other persons
Irtsr, -tsf iu tlc movement for pop
uiar rule.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
To Observe mhcrculosIs bay

NEW YORK, Dee. 6 THE Ma
tional Association for the study and
Prevention OF Tuberculosis which
has It's headquarters in this city. rs
In receipt OF advices indicating that
tomorrow observance OF National
Tuberculosis Day will De- far more
general throughout the country
than any previous Observance of the
day. One hundred thousand church
es. schools. labor unions, iraterndl
orders and other organizations have
signitied their willingness 60 aid In
the movement President Wilson,
former President Taft and Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons and numerous
other mon eminent in public life
and in the church and educational
activities of the nation have given
their Endorsement To- the movement
while the Federal Government has
taken cognilance OF the aims OF the
anti-uberculosis society by i'm
structing that tuberculosis day shall
be- observed iu AN of She mission
churches and schools on the various
Indian reservations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07

THE HAGUE. nee G.-The coin
cideucc OF am important historical
anniversary falling on the nations
most popular festival day served tn
pui an Holland exercises more an
chaaung spell over both Young and
old than the Du'chmans Feast of
50 Nicholas The Jolly old patron
saint of children corresponds in this
country 90 the Father Christmas in
other lands. though coming three
weeks ur,ior
n SO happened that the festival
this year came on the centennial an
uitor.ar, of Hollands independence.
lt Was just one hunderd years ago
TODAY that the Prince OF Orange
was proclaimed sovereign prince of
OBJ. United Netherlands. After hay-
inG chaffcd under the domination
90, the French for number OF
years. the sturdy Hollanders had
taken advantage Of Napoleon's per-
ploNitles elsewhere and by sudden
revolution had succeeded in throw
iuE of the foreign yoke. The prince
of Orange was recalled from his ex-
ile in England and invited to re-
sum' th" -oyereignty that had been
exercised hy his forefathers. Early
in 1874 ho took the oath OF fidelity
as sovereign prince aud ascended
the throne OF King William |.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Rebels Fear Trap.

SPECIAL 60 The Ncss
JUARE2. Mexico. Dec. 6-Th'
feeling is spreading among the rebel
leaders today that the Huerta gov
eminent IS preparing q surprise OF
n singular nature in connection with
the proposed march OF Genera.
Villas army to the city OF Mexico
That the Federal troops aban-
dored almost an of the towns oi
Northern Mexico after they mad been
beaten. and that they were forced
20 seek safety in the mountains or
IN the United states. and that Cen
eral Norcado. the Fedora comman
der. had pronounced his forces bank
rupt. are not accepted as indicating
that the rebels viii he uurcs'si"d 90
their advance 70 the south.
Some belief was expressed thal
the Federals had some object iu
eyacuatin- chihuahua and other $50
lated garrisons and that their pur'
pose might have been 10 combine NJ
some place and meet the rebels IN
tho defense of the CITY Of Mexico.
Gnorsl villa expects 10 have o.
force OF twenty thousand men when
he starts on his march 70 tho city o'
MczIco
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
ESTIMATES on PROPERTY DAM
AGE HOVER AROUND FOUR
MILLION MARK.
MORE DROWN On bRAz0s
Nayasota Farms aFc Inundated and
Nany I'rominca, Farmers are
Among Iho-e not Heard
From.
By Associated Pre-.

~ Associated Pres.
BRYAN. Tex, Dec G--Fiity-
three persons are known to be dead
and scores OF others are reported 10
have lost their lives IN the floods
which haze been sweeping down
the Brazos and Trinity rivers in
Central and South Texas since ear
~ In the week
Three thousand persons have
been driven 10 the upper floors of
their homes by the rising waters or
have been compelled 10 seek refuge
in trees whore they remained tor
hours. or sometimes. for days be-
fore being rescued
Estimates OF damage generally
center around the four million dol
lar mark.
One OF the deepest overflows was
Ia the Brazos bottom Of this section
where hoatmen reported that no
houses were visible when they made
their final trips before dark tonight
The floods OF both rivers are to-
might beginning to pass out into the
gulf through the last hundred miles
Of their course.
4 number of towns which have
been isolated for two days. report
ed today. each telling OF property
losses over wide areas but few
deaths by drowning
The Colorado river is also Wild
ening to trouble OF the flood situa-
lion.
Railroad losses In the Trinity and
Brazos Valleys are said 10 be heavy.
.-Ih aL- r'.cis .e't'l N'' ',a .f'is,'
/ caused b. tie breaking OF levee
thirty miles long on the Bra1os. op
posite Bryan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
PROVISIONS DELIVERED nv
HAND. On SLIDES AND m
WAGONS YESTERDAY.
CRIPPLE CREEK SUFFERS
Power House Burned and city Left
In Darkness. While the storm
Wrecked Many
Houses.

Nv Associated Press.
DENVER. Colo, Dec. e---Men
sandwiched between clghths OF beef.
old fashioned drags carrying coal,
sleighs laden with milk cans aud
wagons drawn by four and five
spans OF horses burdeued with pro-
visions are tonight breaking what
threatened 10 BE- serious coal and
food famine Ia Denver because Of
the more than three feet OF snow
which has covered the city and
blocked an traffic for more than
three days.
street cars were manned for q
short distance today and some OF
the marooned people were allowed
To get to their homes tonight
Reports from over the state to
night indicate that Cripple Greek IS
in a serious condition The power
house has burned down Ia the city
and II is left In darkness. Six bus
mess houses have blown down and
scores Of other buildings damaged
Many reports Of missing persons
are received from over the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
DRINK DRUNpllRS
MEET 0Bsf 'IEs
RANDALL COUNTY ATsDIiNrY
ADVISED AS 10 EVAsiONS
on IQt OR LAW.


Special 10 The News
AUSTIN. Tex, Dee 6 The At.
torney Generals Department an
nounced this afternoon that W J.
Flesher county attorney 4 Canyon.
has submitted to cine department the
form OF an affidavit which las been
prepared by liquor house aud sent
90 druggists IN dry territory io en-
able the druggists TO comply with
the Allison Law requiring them TO
file affidayits with che district clerk
and TO accompany tuo.r order With
an affidavit lie stated that travel
INK agents Of the Ugu hoH'. DIS.
Jributed these affidavit. iu dry ter
ritory. stating thcy a. agent could
not receive or solicit 'ors
The Attorney CsH rs depart
mcnt held that this au evasion
OF the law and constituted .oIicitns
orders In dry torriiU-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
MEXICAN LOPEZ
CANNOT Be FOUND
nTirTIES HAVE SEARCHED
HALF on NINE WITHOUT FIND
NC Any TRACE on nm.


g., Associated Press
BINGHAM, Utah, Dee Ga
search over ouc-half Of the labyrinth
of the rtah-Apcy mine was com
plc,cd tonight Tor Ralph Lopez, the
Mexican ruuman bat without re.
suits
Tho probability that the dcsper-
ado. slayer of sN men, has escaped
grow as the deputies appeared 90 thc
various openings Of the mine with
the announcement that they had
found ua trace OF his body. dead sr
alive
Poisonous eases which have .eeu
forced into ,Ho mine for week for
ia. purpose Of asphyNiaiiug Lopez
cleared from the passages. and TO.
uirhi tbr search was continued 90
parts ot the mine not yet explored
over two thousand miners have
returned tu work ir the mine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
ERNOR THINKS
HELP NOT NECESSARY

\ N..r.aI 'n Tie htaH
AUSTIN. Tex. Dec 6.-The gov
ernor said before leaving for Ter
rell that he did not believe any ur-
gent necessity existed for the TAX
ine mp OF subscriptions for the Hood
sufferers throughout the state az
the situation is not a. serious as that
which prevailed iu 1909
llc stands ready. however. TO do
anything which would relieve the
situation II is impossible 20 send
tents 20 any point due to lack OF
transportation facilities
The flood situation In this por-
'ion o. tho state IS considerably i'm
proved but IL viii be several days
before transportation facilities are
resumed by The railroads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
STEADY PROGRESS N PHILIP
FINES AM PORTO RICO
REPORTED.
ADVANCE IS REMARKABLE
Movement Toward Higher tiyiliIn'
tion Traced by the Chief
of Insular Afiairs
nurcau.


ny Associated Pres
WASHINGTON, D. c, Dec. C.
The march ol civilization through
the Philippines and Porto Rico the
principal American iusular posscs-
sions-is pictured in the annual re-
pert OF Brigndler General Frank II.
Mcintyre. chief of the bureau Of In
sular Affairs,
One most interesting feature deals
with the effect upon the insular pos
session OF the new tariff act For
tho Philippines the limitation upon
the quantity of sugar and tobacco
that may be- exported TO the United
States has been removed. Another
measure Of relief To PHILIPPINE bust
ness permits exports TO the United
states BY trans-shipment, whereas
the exporter had formerly been lin
tied To direct shipments. Export du'
ties upon Philippine products which
deprived the American manufacturer
OF Maniln hemp Of a dliierentia
were abolished. The income ta'
provisions Of the new tariff ac
we're extended TO the Philippines bu
with the proyiso that Il should b'
collected by Philippine Officers an'
bclons to the Philippine government
General Mcintyre regreais the fail
ure of Congress TO enact law per
hitting the use Of foreign materia
TO the amount OF so per cent IN PM
ippine products entitled to free ad
mission to the United states II
says this would hayn given a muc
desired stimulus 10 the embroider
aad Ire lnd-rsrv IN the 'slerhl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
HWrATHEp
YESTERDAYS IlTHFR ~
WESTERN lNlON III. 90

Dallas. clear auc .aI., %. Nusso-
gee. raining. a.. Temple. o.rar ana
rool. Abilene. par cloudy cool.
oklahoma city. raia %. Shr'fo.
port. cloudy. G2. N' Pleasant 0oDL
NeN Orleans. -aininr. cold
Houston. clear aud .ll sherman.
clear. g.. TeXarkaI cloudy ard
cold S., san An.n1. clear and
cool. Paris cloudy COOL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
FEDEi,AIS SEEM To BE PRE-
PAIRING TO ATTACK VILLAS
EXPOSED ARMY.
MAY HAVE PLANNED TRAP
Rebel General Expects to Have
Twenty Thousand Men ON
His March "a MEXICAN
Capital.


u, Associated Pross
WASHINGTON, y. c.. Dec. 90
Mexican interest In Washington cen
tered today in the military operations
Of the opposing armies.
Confidential reports indicate that
the victorious march southwark OF
the Constitutionalist army under
General vnla has received check
the extent of which has not been as
ccrtained
That the rebel leaders have taken
alarm and are preparing TO modify
their method of campaign 20 meet
the threatening aspect OF the Fed
erals was positively affirmed.
owing TO the absence OF tele-
graphic communication and the re-
uctance OF officials here 10 diyulge
any OF the movements Of any OF the
contending armies in Mexico, which
hy chance might aid one side or the
other unfairly, It is not possible to
ascertain an OF the phases Of this
last military move
n is understood. however, that the
Federal leaders IN the north. after
the supposed defeat sustained at
TERRA Blanca, were believed 10 be-
flying nor,hward in an effort to find
a refuge in Texas, had abandoned
that purpose.
It IS reported that they have re
organized their forces and have be-
gun a Thanking movemen, on the
army which General villa has rushed
from the captured city OF Juarez to
-l"H.pa' !.
Villas line II very much extenee'
and his communications will b'
very much jeopardi1ed by The sud
den incursion of the Federals, whIcl
is said 10 be advancins rapidly TO
ward him
u the Federal troops adhere q
their original purpose OF finding
refuge in the United States iustea'
OF surrendering TO the Constitutional
lists. they will have 10 do SO withou
conditions and viii probably not b
permitted 90 figure again 10 th
present war IN Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07

The ,otine places were opened q
O'Clock and IN the two city boxes
hallot-oasters were IN evidence
throughou, ali OF the 'av For hours
after noon the voters stood In line,
resembling q box office crowd for a
lirst-niRht product on
Rejoicing was marked among the
winning contingent but the ants
good naturedly accepted the verdict
of the ballot. and congratulated the
winners smilingN
Interest in the result was not con-
fined 10 Amarillo The News re
ceiyed q score OF telegrams from out
side points. and long-distance tele-
phone calls we're equally numerous.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
VOTE By PRECINCTS.


By a majority OF lGl votes the
citizens OF Precinct No. |, Potter
County. decided yesterday that ANA
rlllo should remain saloonless for
another period OF two years. De-
spite the keen weather, interest was
keen and voting was heavy. total
of .43l being cast, not far short OF
the total qualified voters OF the pre-
cinct
The majority Tor local option in
the election held two years ago was
%. the result yesterday showing
marked gain In the dry contingent.
The election was a well ordered
one. While interest was keen, the
best OF feeling prevailed, opponents
on the issue meeting and lokins
during the day while they speculnt-
ed on results. both factions claiming
victory IN advance OF the closing oi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
Negroes Drown In Flood.

u Associated Press.
WELBORN, Tex, Dec 6-Thc
floods oi the Brazos are now CON
centratiug at Nayasota. at the june
ton of the stream with its tributary,
m Little Brazos.
on the Allen plantation near
Ngyasota twelve negroes and one
Mexican are said 10 have drowned
today.
Twenty-Five negroes were report
ed drowned on the John Parker
plantation on the main stream near
here
Several prominent planters are
missing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
FRENCH PRESIDENT POINCtRE
WANTS 4 NEW CABINET
by Associated Pps.

PARIS, France, Dec G.-Prcsi-
dent PoinCare today invited senator
Doumergue 10 form new cabinet to
take the place OF the overthrown
Barthou ministry.
psl lr- -,fs.f on'ts.i .a1,i s"s'
and belongs 20 one -. the nJnps
which combined to defeat Baf'hou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
BILLY Weeks CHAMPION
knocks out Gilmariin. Champion Of
Canada. IN Third of Fifteen
round IIout.

hr Associated Press.
VANCOUVER. British Columbia.
Dec. 6.-BilIy Weeks. former cham
piou OF the amateur middle weight
class. won the professional middle
weight championship OF Canada to-
day when he virtually knocked out
Gilmariin in the third OF a sched
uled f.fteen-round bout.
\ heavy right to the law In the
first round floored Gilmar,in and a
similar blow In the third round
dropped him again. lie came up
rrogsy az the count Of nine and the
referee stopped the fight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-07
POWDER FACTORY XII ONES
KILLING TiiliEl Nj

~ Associated Press
MELVILLE. y J. Dee C. Nu
explosion today iu Ho W1kclo.s
powder and dynamite Hctory ~ the
International PrcposB 'omHuy DO.
stroycd three buldus oi tn" fac
tory and killed thre, ~ fuc work.
men
Nearly every wjuHH" pane IN Mel
vile and B0nhamtor ras battered
and O forest fire started BUILDINGS
mile away rocked If shaken h'
an earthquake