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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
THE WHITE CHRISTMAS.

The people of Paris have seldom
ever been treated to more unique
and enjoyable Christmas than the
White Christmas celebrations this
week. Long before the curtain was
raised for the first number on the
program at the Grand Opera House
last Monday night, the house was
crowded to the very doors, and stand
ing room was at a decided premium.
The program was part of the plans
for the celebration of Christmas week
in which gifts were to be given and
presented to the poor These gifts
were brought to the various Sunday
schools on Sunday and afterward
sent to the Opera House.
The stage was most appropriately
decorated for the occasion, white be-
ing used to large degree. In the
center of the stage large white cross
was placed, and around it was grouped
the packages intended for gifts, all
neatly wrapped in white. Boxes and
packages of edibles wrapped in white
were placed in the wings, while from
the dome of the theatre long white
streamers depended. The footlights
were banked in cedar. The entire
house was decorated in white, and pre-
scented beautiful appearance.
Last night hundreds gathered
around the Community Christmas
Tree" which had been erected on the
lawn at the Court House, and listened
to the singing of the Christmas carols
by a large choir composed of the best
voices from all the Paris churches,
under the direction of DR.. Frank Filth
! ian. The big evergreen tree had been
| beautifully decorated by Spicer &
Gilchrist, and the big star in electric
! lights, white and vari-cOlOred lights
scattered all through the tree, made
sight that appealed to everyone. No
gifts were distributed from the tree,
it being intended to arouse the latent
Christmas spirit. AS this was the
first Community Christmas tree cele-
bration ever attempted or suggested
in Paris the keenest interest was man
ifested in the exercises, and even
the inclement weather could not
smother the Christmas feeling in the
hearts of the spectators.
The opening Of the exercises was
announced by a series of bugle calls
by a bugler stationed on the court
house steps. Shortly afterward the
beautiful music of the old-fashioned
Christmas carols rose upon the clear
air. assisted by the Paris High School
orchestra The occasion was one that
will linger long in the memory and
the spirit that prompted it, it is hoped,
will be in our midst next Christmas.
The gifts from the Sunday schools
and the private and public contribu-
.s~<,
ceeded the most sanguine expecta-
tions. With about 100 families to be
provided with cherry Christmas the
donations were overabundant and the
committees will have a large proper
ton left to tide over the winter.
Never before in the history of Bour-
bon county have the people been so
united upon any one project as they
have upon this one The committees
worked faithfully and unselhNhly,
and all worked with the same idea in
view of making the affair big sue
cess.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
NOTICE.

All parties are hereby
warned against the use of
fireworks on the streets of
Paris. 1t is against the law,
and is most dangerous.
have notified the police to
rigidiy enforce the law.
J. T. HINTON,
Mayor.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

Apples by the barrel and oranges by
the box cheap Nothing but the best
fruit handled. Dressed fowls of all
kinds, old country hams, city hams,
sausage. spareribs. etc. Let us have
your Christmas order.
(x) y. A. MOORE & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
CLAWS SAUSAGE.
Insist upon Clay's sausage
15-5t
1.-TWO DOWN."

AR. and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz are
confined to their home, suffering from
severe bruises received by falling on
the slippery pavement Mr.. Schwartz
started down the sidewalk and fell,
bo1Ag severly bruised and unable to
elge. Mrs. Schwartz went to his as
ststance and she. too, fell, receiving
severe bruises and sprained shoulder.
Bob are resting very comfortably and
It Is not thought their injuries are
serious,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS

In your rounds shopping for toys,
etc., don't fail to visit our store-lots
of things to please the little folks,
such as express wagons, ve,ocipc les,
fire works, nuts, candies and the best
fruits of all kinds
(x) N A. MOORE &CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
BLACK CAKE.

You know it will be good if you use
Ferndell fruits and spices You take
a chance if You use something they
say is just as good.
C. p. COOK G. co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
ORANGES BY THE BOX.

Call early and get the size you want
&. P. COOK & CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
a FINE LINE.

A fine line Of Christmas candies
Leave your order early.
tx) J. E. CRAVEN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
TURKEYS.

Give us your order and know tina
you will have one ready.
c. P. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
THE PLACE.
The good jeWelry
only comes from Win.
terS'.
1880
FINE WHISTLES.

Place your order early with ]. Stat
terry for the finest wines ana whlS-
kies in Paris tX)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25
GOOD CANDY.

Try Mrs. Cooks homemade candy.
G. p. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-25

PLACE TO BUY.
The place to buy
your Xmas ieveIry is
at Shire & fitf1ian'S. X
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
ADVANCE ON WARSAW UNSUCCESSFUL
RUSSIANS HOLDING THEIR GROUND AND MAKING SLIGHT
PROGRESS ACCORDING TO REPoRTS-BEL
CLANS IN HORRIBLE coNDIuoN-FRENcH
TAKE MANY PRISONERS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
LONDON December 4-Reiable as the progress Of
the battle Poland still lacking An unofficial dispatch from
Pograd battle odz had ended successful for the Rus
dsagrees with the Berlin official
which the German offensive in Poland taking its normal
course.
The fight in this region developed such tumble that inn
possible follow IT, important factor from the Allies stand
the advance Warsaw seemingly has
ceded has had the effect of dverng the Russians from the
forward through the Carpahan against the fortress
Of Cacow drawing ring Of
and artillery
Taking consideration Przemys which has withslood the
Russian attacks and the military expecting the early fall
e Cracow.
Much depends the battle which is being fought further
north between the Vsus War where the Of both
sides very heavy.
1t believed there had been any probability Of German
Emperor William, who Berlin would have
NAMED witness the victory of his The battle the
. is at a standstil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
Hu,,inn, In Germany swamp.

n Trr Nrrs
Tile Mauligu Lake. aud Canals. "
network of natural barrier s'r'''..
O.. Duf before tHp invading .Usi. 20.
Russians u E.s' Prussia FH. roach.
as of omen water are u most cases
too vide for poni0ouir- llH', '
barbcl ulro ontang.sweuts s'r"' 20
Tor miles between thc lakes. vh.
7rWuar. epmman 0. The U'.age oI
tfr LAKES .aeu.o'Nc
TIC Maurar Hko rn .nn come
pr. -ss about 10000 square miles or 11
much as fa0 state of li.nrrti'ui P
the southern part OF the province ''
/ East Prussia. having NU 900 terri
t0ry o. thr east and south o. 81. cow
of Iato nf 400 .1cr. from tar ,pir'-
. inaseo. t.e largest body oi fresh Voc
tier in Germany. 'o fho most minute
. OF ptiids it d. SHOWN as tHc lanl
of frt thousand lakes One chain
. nearly q hundred miles long stretch
as from AnFcrbrrg ta iohannishurF.
+ They ore al connected hy natural
straits end ay canals The water are'
0f this group. -NhiC5 b. forming 'h'
. tss, barrier aAinst The invaders.
500 guare mi's.
/ Tho Germans have prepared ~
make IN Effective stand along 'hi'
I chain ~ iakDe Unless fho ampair1
BE- c,tfndcf into tfr r.r'cr. Che HTe.
SLAMS eIl frI it difficult 20 eros.
the iate rr9.rr TIC average fhirs
refs of the Ire n thf winter b. 'Hl
region s from one 90 ono ard bots
feef with fIe Who'll. region fr0s
On surface s'rlrg .rru1i '0 al.oN
ans military movement fh' 'orma
onee dr.reu from lHrir erlrenr p.
mc~fe would have mo- .'o- h.frre'
ara rs' rnrerior Numbers % men re-
clIrrafof '1 severe weather conc.
lions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
BELGIANS CALLING TO YOU.

Belgian and children destitute ir' and helpless
calling you:
In the name OF humanity appeal to you. th" people
Of the United States tor aid VI and shrverng
the cold Barest necesses without youf help will be de
med Words fail to descrh- misery and woe. We
looking you the sole o escape from p'tabe
DEATH
Iuerday December & for the matinee and evening per
ionances the Mission Theatre gl be- ihc hands OF the
Belgian Relief committee and every rad 'o Omission
will be applied the needs ol those victims OF war
Manager Coon defrays all expen.s and donates th use OF
h, house and foil complement oi photo plays and other Ia
oiities Every and child urged TO attend tho
shows and thereby assist with this sonmeuaabie work
Price Of admission will remain unchanged bot patrons
vii be permitted TO make this the Tor giving what
ever they may choose.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
Notable List ~ ratroncssc,.

sUHH.H' fH Too 'a..
NEW YORK. Doc notable
list of mrtono.-e. De- announced 10Y
fonlrhrs performance of Pandora
poN. ballet 90 ho given for OBJ"
benefit 0f fhe vacation fu.d f0r
working a.rI. o. the list are MIS-
CYRUS 70 Mccormick. Mrs William
Gibbs NcAIoo. Washington Mrs
Thomas r N1rrb1U Washington.
Mrs Vincent Nstor. Mrs Arthur
Scott burden Vrs Henry Glove
Nro 'gfi0av Drovel Do. Mrs
rlIhu Root nj Nea Mabel r. Board
man
Tho object NJ tho vocation commit
500 of fHo umD Department. Va
'onn' Civic Federation ls fo promo.,
.n ryary NaE possible flo iaFinr O..
loarHiu. lt 'r1ucr recreation rr.
vacations H. .H eolf-.Iuporf 900
mon. rr- ..a uud moro than fc.
600 Fir." Uars dorostad r tHro,
years 1000. mon. ilm $4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
STEEL MAGNATE
SEDUCES GIRL
RACES ACROSS CONTINENT W
DER PROMISE Oi' DIVORCE
MD MARRIAGE

Er han.iHf.' rH..
CHICAGO. no.. Dec Colonel
Charles Alexander. millionaire of
Providence. Rhode Island has heon
indicted here. charged with viola
lion Of the Mann Act and was later
arrested IN Providence. according 90
tbo announcement hy the district A.
tofucy
lic is charged with having tran
ported Miss jesslo Cope from los
Angeles 10 Chicago
Colonel Alexander be- member I
the firm of Alexander Brothers COS
Providence. director ol the Cana
dian Steel company and a man OF
prominence and family
District Attorney Cline sniG;
Alexander met Miss Cone a. . 7o-
ciM gathering ih Los angeles. H'
explained that hr would get a.
yorce and marry Dor then proceed
"a ~ make violent love ~, went
with her 90 Chicago New Orlean
aud California and then built 90
Handsome bungalow con her iU th'
perkshirc Hills %. 'aaG lusnti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
DR.. ADVOCATES
HEALTH benefit
sICk IN,t'RANCE FEATURE on
GREAT WORTH SAYS
PHYSICIAN
INTERESTS FORCES MOVE
NIlr.atiun THAT Money Was f""
Onicrr, Aud That Tie Was
Then Ntctini oi Assault
80 kill

JACKSONVILLE. F.. p. 81
D.. b. -Warren. surgeon ui inc
risd state. Public Health Service.
ami .anital, adviser ui the Unite"
.,si.s commission on Industrial Re
.atnus. addressed the American fup
I. .l.lliU Association here todd' 'h
'~',lucs. insurance oud 'is heI'-
Uon t. tu. Publ. HEALTH predicting
tUa, .,Nclnngiug conditions tn IN
.riicI states Wili sooner or later
lu.tc tuc enactment ot % law pro'io
u. tur sickness insurance
ur. Warren lid la part TIC
,r.ducuuu ct healthy man Is sd
iountmlly great that other things
being equal. Dee has little worry over
malur living. whereas the sick
man. or partially disabled man. Do
Ducr o golUl burden 10 is. there
fore "a simple business proposition
for the community 60 AID Che Work.
man with small incomes 10 providr
ADEQUATE insurance AGAINST loss 1d'
go sickness.
CHANGING conditions 10 ta'
/ United Stut.s viii sooner or la''r
lotce the enactment OF law pro'il.
in Tor sickness insurance. The ~
l fr,,riaI ,cutcrs are growing in mum
p jcr.. size and density oi populnno
20 irat the individual can uo longer
project himself against The hazards
O.. living anJ working conditions. %
Is a social problem and cannot To
. iru iu private business enterprise
"At present the income of tho
.,0lit. who require tuis Insurance
f. $50 small that they cannot afford
,o meet thc cost when % is operated
d., rfit..p cuisines. enterprise Tor
rrult d must be- operated on q
strictly mutual basis with the small
o.. possihlO expense for admin'stra
.un uu ths account insurance
romraulpr operated for profit should
be- eliminated from This field, u
should boo operated uu strictly .o
cinl basi
'The study OF the experience y
tho Hold Of sickness insurance show
i, ufaoucat Duuuiuom touol aston
ihlt tho following provisions ore
nccee arv 10 tho success of any plan
"tD q must be compulsory. o.
ue.aiIv for thu.o uith small ircom
al. ~. Cash benefits not 20 exceed
l. Dr.. p.r r..f. oft 'h. aRes Tor
IlrrIoI of NOT moro then 20 weeks q
.r r.I... soar f'I lunhdiu
rcreria ln o't.'. character go .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
PACKED JURY
IS Pc ORNAMENT
MINERS NAKIA STRONG STATE
MENT ABOUT CUSTOMS
OFFICIALS TESTIFY
SAME VERDICT FOR YEARS
ENhonerAnting Company OF Blame
For Death of Miners mon
Men Have Ritter Preiudi-
ccs Against Mont mon

Ry NEGOTIATED Press.
DENVER. colo. Dec al am
theoretically iu favor OF union LABOR,
but practically. have no use lot IT,
declared Walter 4. Curtis, president
of the Rapson coal Company o.
fore the Federal Commission OF IN
dustrial Relations. here today.
lie testified that he is an employ
er of union labor. and told thai tA..
pit committee iu his mine decree "
that certain men who attended the
funeral OF q non-union miner, should
be discharged for visiting the re-
mains OF "scab". After outlinins
these controversies. he admitted
that he was able to operate his pro
perry profitably. with union labor.
J W Wellborn, president OF ~
Colorado Fuel a. Iron company, re
viewed the strike OF Colorado sin"
1880. and said that the policy OF
his company has always been 20 an
ucipatc the demands OF the men bN
increasing their wages Tie stated
that there has been o successive ~.
crease of live cents per ton since
1902
John MDCleuuan. president Of dis
tr'ct number fifteen OF the Miner.
union. testified that the officials o'
tho towns IN the mining districts ar.
usually also officials OF tho com
pauies. lle stated that none biO
company stores are allowed in sues
towns Ia the ease OF accidental
death the coroner uses the sam,
jury during the eniire term. The
same jury. according 10 this witnes.
with one or two exceptions has beer
working IN the same county ioi
twenty years. With one or two eN
ceptiOns the vordicts always eXhou
crate tho company BY the system
OF placing men OF different nation
alitles toRether. the oompnnies pre-
vented the discussion of grievance
he declared There are twenty-five
To twenty-siy languages spoken 70
each mine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
police GIGGED
IN confession
FORMER POLITICIAN FOilOMS
LEAD on CllWNON MT
AND IAIiNS
BILLS AGAINST BUREAU
such Assurance Would Prevent rtp-
tcctcd Man Against Rcrorn.
ng Charge ard burden
a. thp State

s. Associated Pre-
CHICAGO. lu. he, i BarIe'
Bertscho. q ward politician ana tor
wears a leadiag figure ia Chicago
underworld. today created O. sensa-
ton by following the lead %. FranN
RYAN. tine Acknowledged head of
tho .Clp.rNusant H.s who ycst'
dav "s1uctlad' on ui. former assoc.
citations Bert,chc walked boldly
into the grand jury room and 'old
the relation of certain oi Che police
men 90 criminals
This story. coupled with mat ODD
Yesterday. hy Ryan, resulted Boo l'n'
truc hills at indictment AGAINST ih'
detective bureau this statement rnW-
ing through State attorney lioyn'
Referring 90 recent pistol du''
ON dow. town e.re'ts. berie,N'
said a paid he coprcrs as men
os n thousand dollar. in money
What got for this was o couple %.
bullets They tried 200 make KOS
onthal ont of me-
Reriechc stated that De haa a'
RANGED for q monopoly OF the clair.
yoyant business With Captain JON
ualpip ald Lieutenant JoW loh'h
botb of whom denied the story
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
SEVENTEEN DAYS
To SELECT JURY
MURDER tINHGE AGAINST SEN.
N MEMBERS UNITED NINE
WuGkIR~ NOW ON

CANYON CITY, colo Dec o..
after seventeen days spcu. 'u 0am-
nation o. one hundred and forty
.ouiroms0. jury was secured todf'
.pr tUa trla. o.. tHp seven uemhD-
o. ur United Nus Workers ol
America
The, defendants are charsed
with h.s.u. Slain William King. %
non uu.ou miner Zoo April OF This
scar auT intense interest is shown
Iu fHr hearing
THE Death of King Isl alleged io
. have r,eu hraH-hf about throucH 'hr
action 90. fb, defendants in Donncr-
zion with an atta.b upon tIe Chlnd-
Ipr Mine
Taking o. testimony iu The ease.
which $3.50 doubtless boz long draw
out. win BEGIN Monday CA account
ui tb, iesuu. growing oW oi 'ho
miuul troubles of the state. this
ease attaches more than usual I'M
poftnnDo and interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
MIXING CHAMPAGNE WHILE
CANYONS SOt NDiNG DEATH

Fufs'al tp Toe Ncvs
RHEIMS. Dec. 8 Tho vintage oil
1913 iu tine champagne country is
secure The grape, ere under press
while the Cannous continue io boom
toward Oh suorth
When the Champagne province
was invaded said The director 90.
ol. of ffe big champagne CELLAR.
"tho Germans said. The wine WI.
be ours so ihoy pared tho 'na~
when our troops chased thow OUT
they bad not time leo stop fo do ans
dluaLe. 400 ol hitch b. DuoClilI.
.artunatc. since Che year of th'
war WIN elias. aloa 'do Tho year %,
the comet D.. one ol ttH lct Eiu.
tauos.
Tho a..rrr.rr of che crape
,rou.F Rheims Ua- done .uder o.
yirlrat Hr. The Joyous peas DOT
rirI. rt0sa laughter U pu....1.N
ssid .fo ba imprisoned win '"'
vino ..U fr come uHf WIN poo
.pafEl.H won't about their Nort 90.
Id tFf srr . .H. nov being plolH''
,.rruH.r. Do the HHo,riod"i Ger
man .hHW. Th.s scar there 81 h'i.'
lsu.bt.r J.. their .a.. Nuf There U
more patriotism AVID rho music o..
Uhira U .# mpaN'.I go. 'h
luminous H....- ar' o.. 'h' ilI.
g-inob H. $500 0. 't0 French 200
tuirr1
No. ID. ..a eIue houses above
ground v.re sriausir damaged b..
the heavy artillery ir. from 10y
sides bui rule Goo cellars. uN
ing 10 their depth and snIitIft. h1''
not sufforsH The, served ord s''n
serve a. r shelter for thousand. o
poor ronr..- tho fnd 200 ''''
piare al ape If1u tHr G'rnH.
shells Tr. only dauaro 'n 'h'
CELLAR vs during TIE German o..
suua'ior. Tor while they spared ft.
wines the, d.I not spare The b0.
ties Nearlr every cellar ir iho 'hai.
paGne district vas heavily drawn uu
on. bui none Of them Wor, 30 '.'
pillared Oh some cases the Hi"
was drunk on tho spot and some 70
the Officers Who INDUCED 100 ireei'
we're stilFfhere whtl the French &C.
cnpied Tho territory. hut che com
mon soldier Was not permitted fh'
luNurv. nud io thie fact Is prohah
due thf esslre of the CELLAR iron
rorp'r'e depletion
Exports WIN have estimated 'f
toial yield consider that Do uul 81
little neiov mo arerase in 0rnrf
ty. though u uili he cutie supcrio
% latter years la quality
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
Millionaire Learn, q Trade

HH.IHI % lFr New.
CANNON CITY. colo. Dec
From re- lIf. of luxury boo 'bc Brown
Palace Hotel loo Denver. Harold
Frank Honvood SLAYER OF sylvester
Won pl'i OF So Louis has stopped
into thr lifc ~ fclon with felou
companions. and To- work OF q con-
mon ,aho.cr lle Be- ~ work .a Dee
blacksmith ahop Of the Colorado
state prison BEGINNING Hs au 40
prentice 90 fbe trade which the courfe
say he o. never to acquire outside of
prison walls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
ARBITERS Strike
KNOTTY PROBLEM
MEN WANT SHARE OF PROFITS
MD NATURALIZATION
u. RASNN CAN'T BE DONE

.gt s..HrI...I i.t#a
CHICAGO. lu Dec ulpr.
Ina demands made upon the western
railroads by tao enEir mon. 'o''H
.rcraom much kconer. hal.ue oa ,".
basis ou which the mef assert '.H
,hrir wage. should he Figured
Il was frankly admitted tN' iF
men consilD- thrmsel,e entitled 100
share in an OF the prolific from 10"
op,r ations of the railroad. Tm-
wa. considered distinctive ,ea'ur.
ot the hearing az the >o Ion OF i'.
day
/, also Wa DEVELOPED that iHo
men seel, at present, tas standaTdl-
zation OF rates only, while The rail-
road managers assert thtt the rule.
and re9ulatIons c.fefs1g9 TIE noun
of work. arbitrary iilo~ances foi
overtime and other services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
ARIZONA GONTHNOE WANTS
UNCLE SANS pHOIEt flON

NACO. Ari2. Dec, Governor
Hunt teIaaryUod to..aAt au appHg
90 tu, State department 900 Wash
mctou for protection of un."omh7l
ants ou thc American idc i.H"
Mexican urc
The killing ~ orc and Goo wound
irr oI t.o more uC, uu TODAY
caused the appeal for action II
total of ior,y-aeycu persons h.''
hcrn hit ny Mexican lire during OH.
Siege oi NIco.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
BELGIAN SITUATION MOST HORRIBLE

LONDON December 4-Herbert Clark Roove chairman OF
the American commission for the relief of Belgium returned Lon
don today aft weeks inspection trip in Belgium He reported
but he stated that famine threatened owing the attitude
Of The bescren,s the BegOns still appeal to the United
States Sevon million people surrounded by ring of steel and
utterly unable to help themselves Il difficult the position
of the Bcgans without appearing hysterical," he said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
GIBBONS GETN DECISION
on TOUI OVER BOZ MOH

UIDSON. Wis. Dec MlNr
Gibbons ol ST. Paul vas given de-
,ision over Bob Mocha oi milwaukee
here toni-nt after Moba had been
disqualified for ionhne twice To- iH'
second round ol scheduled .ea
round bout. they are mirII
Weights
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
PARCEL : POST EXTENDS
AND INCLUDES GERMANY

Special 10 The Meas
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dee l.-
Parcel post shipments may now BE-
made 10 Austria and Germany
Postmaster General Rurleson has
announced that arrangements had
beer completed for the resumption
OF the parcel post business to those
countries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
INDIANA OFFICERS CIR
~ BAD WITH GRAND - "

w Aasoeiatrd Press
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. -ldci-
tenant Governor william =. ONca'
and Homer l.. Cook. speaker OF tho
house in the 1918 legislature who
recently took the office OF secretary
al st v and other officer and mem
beYs at the patronage committee D
the fq1g legislature were indicted
here tonight hy the Marion County
Grand jury on a chareo That The Of
ficials siencd warrants Tor pay '
excess OF the amounts fiVe1 by law
and for nor. employees than Vcr"
provided by statutes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
JERSEY CENTRAL INDICTED
ron hlLIGEu BEBiTlNG

Special ta Tho News
TRENTON a. j.. Dec TINTED
states District Attorney Davis hl.
confirmed thc report that che Fed
rral Grand Iur, has returned au in
dictmont against the Central Rail
road OF New Jersey for alleged r'.
batting 90 dealers boz anthracite coal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
EUBF NNEQI ARD SIGNS
WITH BROOKLYN FEDS

NEW YORK. Dee. t-Rube Mar
guard the pitcher for tho New York
Giants. today signed a contract with
the Brooklyn Fodorals. according 10
a statement o., President Boht ward
OF tho latter club.
The New York National League
Club has announced p contest Tor
possession Of Narquard. who " Is
said has q contract with the Giants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
FRENcH TAKE MANY PRISONERS

PARIS, December 4.--Folowing official ssu
ed tonight al place along the entire front has there been
notable incident On right wing made progress the drec
ton Of Atch During December 2, made 99 prisoners in
the region Of the north"