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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-05-31

Death of Mrs. III. n. Carley - Inn
portant Sale Of Real Estate.
Miss Edith r. CHM is home from Bos-
ton for the summer.
Isaac II. Homer has sold his farm on the
shore road to Isaac Luce.
Mrs. Dustin Faruum has arrived for the
summer at the Farnum cottage, Verona
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lessnds and Edward
Lesands, of Boston, are at their camp at
| Dead river.
Mrs. q. r. Hage-thy, of Bar Harbor, is
visiting her parents, George :. Chandler
and wife.
Rev. Russell woodman, of Rockland,
was called here this week by the Illness of
his mother.
The Z. NJ. c. 5. baseball team defeated
NJ. c. ]. OF Pittsfield in rather one-sided
game on Saturday. Score, 10 to ?.
Sunday was observed as Memorial sun
day. Rev. T. W. Hunter, Of the Methodist
church, delivered an appropriate sermon.
Robert Curtis, who now occupies the old
stand Of Thomas BULLDOG, has added a
stock Of groceries to his fruit and con-
fectionery business.
Mrs. Althea Atwood is home from West
Someryiile. Mass, where she has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. W. II. sherman.
The fire department was called out twice
on Sunday 10 fight forest FIRE in the
Smelt Brook woods. which threatened the
buildings in the neighbOrhood.
Ralph c. Marks has been assigned by
the Pullman company SIS conductor OF the
knickerboCker Limited between New
York and Bar HRrbor, this summer.
The steamer Lottie and May has COM
meuced to collect salmon for the East Or
land hatchery. The run is good at pres
emit. The boat is getting from 20 to 100
live fish trip.
The steamboat business between this
port and Camden is now all in the hands
of Capt Bennett and his steamer, the
Golden Rod, the Maine Central having
Withdrawn the steamer Sappho. IL is
rumored that an opposition line is to start
soon.
The tug Portland arrived Monday with
the dredge Falmouth and tug Mary j.
Finn, tender, which will do some work at
the steamboat wharf now owned by the
Maine Central railroad. The berths will
be dredged deep enough to allow big col
liers to float at low tide
The death of Mrs. Alice Whitehouse,
wife of Harry II. Carley, occurred on
Wednesday afternoon of last week after
brief illness. She was thirty four years
old, and for the most of her life resident
of Bucksport. She leaves besides her hus-
band, her mother and three young sons.
The funeral was held Friday, Rev. T. W.
Hunter officiating.
The programme for Memorial Day was
carried out about as usual. The comrades
decorated the graves of the departed sol
diers in the rural cemeteries in the fore
noon. In the afternoon the soldiers and
sailors monument in Oak Hill cemetery
was decorated, and exercises held in Emery
hall. The address of the day was by Hon.
Il. \. Merrill, OF skowhegan.
Albert c. Swazey, administrator OF the
estate of John y. Swazey, sold number
OF parcels of real estate at auction on
Saturday. The lot and store on Main
street now occupied by Finson & Brown
was sold to A. B. Tribou for 81 200. The
postotfice building and lot were sold to z.
p. Gilmore for 5000. The Jerry Sweet
place, the Martin place and the Warren
Moore place were all purchased by A. B.
Tribou.
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RESTORED TO HEALTH.
THANKS TO PE-RU-NA
Friends Were Alarmed
Advised Change of Climate,

Miss Mildred Keller, us 18th street,
n. W., Washington, u. c., writes:
~ can safely recommend Peruna for
catarrh. had it for years and it would
respond to no kind of treatment, or If it
did Ii was only temporary, and on the
slightest provocation the trouble would
come back.
al was In such state that my
friends were alarmed about me, and I
was advised 10 leave this climate.
Then tried Peruna, and 10 my great
joy found IL helped me from the first
dose took, and q few bottles cured
me.
at built up my constitution, re-
gained my appetite, and 1 feel that
am perfectly well and strong. mildred
Keller.
We have on file many thousand tesd-
monials like the above. We can give
our readers only slight glimpse of the
vast array of unsolicited endorsements
DR.. Hartman Is receiving.
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CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE
/ Eightieth Annual Meeting to be
held at BluehilI Next Month.

Eightieth Annual Meeting to be
held at BIuehilI Next Month.
The Hancock county conference of Con-
gregztional churches will meet at the
CONGREGATIONAL church in Bluehili We'd
nesday and Thursday, June IA and Is.
The programme is as follows:
Wednesday afternoon at ?.
PrHtse service ..............-.-..--...R - Lord
Scripture ami prayer...... Rev NJ 6 siArwood
EleetiSn OF onic,rs, reports Of scribe ana
,,IrresgoHslble Methods ia the Administra-
lion Of Business IN Our Churches,
Rev Robert u Barbuti, castiue
0O' 10 cav Rev Joseph Adams. Ellsworth
Meeting Of the romnaittes Of advice and over
Wednesday, Eeeaias at :.
Praise service ---.....-.....-....--. g Lord
80 '''''' '' Rev Ilerry W ConIey. stopington
Address-~sotie Impressions Gained Dur
ing a Recent Trtl, 10 Rus-ta and the
Fast-.... Rev wm Adams Brown. -.
linton Theological seminary, New York
Address - "Ihe Unseai charlie Richie Of
Christ" Rev David Beach. n
President Of Bangor Theological Seminary
Thursday Morning at .
Praise service ..-.... ..........--....- 6 Lord
scripture and urayer,
Unhni. ned husiBes-; rep Of reEist ar, re
port Of executive e mmitt,e. report OF
Sea Coast mi--ionary conn Lice
Roll call Of the Gnu ch"-
The Evangs lie spirit"
q, Howard u French, oil.Bd
THE Child and the Kingdom"
Rev Angus Macdonald, var HaFbof
"what Constitute Pros peruus Church."
bev John a LswreBce, Deer lsle
Thursday afternoon at 2
Praise service ............... -. U 6 Lord
Scripture and prayer,
Rev Robert g Hari uit t,sttine
The woman's Missiohgry Meeting at 60
AdAre-- Mission Work IN JApsr,-
Rev Cyrn- : CLARK, MryazaEi, japan
Offering for the woman's Missionary work
Rev WIN Forsyth. Bucksport
The Lords suppr
There will be a sunrise prayer meeting
led by deacons, at O'Clock Thursday
morning. The Hancock county minister
ial association will meet Thursday morn
ing at S O'Clock.
The executive committee of the confer
ence is as follows: Rev. Robert g. Har-
butt, Csstine Rev. II. d. French, Orland;
Rev Angus NJ. Macdonald, Bar Hsrbor;
Rev. A p. MacDoudRld, Seal Harbor;
Isaac NJ. Trip, Otter Creek; Herman Rich
ards, Bar Hsrbor.
The church will provide entertainment
for all pastors and delegates, and request
that names be sent not later than June 5
to Miss Nellie Douglass or Rev. E. Bean.
The church has procured special rates
from the hotel, Il 90 per day for those at
tending the conference. The names of
those requesting hotel accommodations
should also be sent to Rev. +. Bean.
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ASHVILLE.

Miss Bernice Smith is ill with the
measles.
F. H. Bean, who has been quite i'll with
the measles, is out again
+. b; Hall, who is at Sorrento, sprained
his ankle quite badly last week.
Miss Dora johnson, who has had the
German measles, has been very i'll.
Fred Hodgkins, who is EMPLOYED at
Bar Harbor, came home Saturday night
on short visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Fl. lHodgkins.
MAY %.
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DEER ISLE.

Mrs II. w. Small and daughter Audrey
are spendingl the week with friends in
Portland. -
Mrs. Ellaetta Spofford and son arrived
this week from Springfield. Mass wbera
they have been spending the winter.
Schooner Christabel landed a cargo of
lumber this week for Willard g. Haskeuis
new house, which viii be built ON Mi,
Adams street. Ni''
Mrs. w. S. Green, who has been SPEND
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Seven Doctors Failed
81. F." Relieved Him

Wytopitlock. Me, Dec. IS, 1908,
Dear Sirs:-
feel ii my duty to write you and t. !,
YOU that think a great deal OF L. f.,
Atwood's Bitters, as / was taken SICK
six years ago and was treated by seven
different doctors Was also at the
Eastern Maine General Hospital ~
Bangor. and they told me had can
Ger in my stomach.
did not work a day for three year,
and now. after using Il. F., can 90 "
hard days work.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM SCOTT
Il. F." is a natural Blood Puriler'
Brings relief at all seasons OF the yea.
The True II. F." Atwood's Bltsers' -
cents at al. COED stores.
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urine scalds the flesh or If, when the ct
reaches an age when it should be abe -
control the passage, ii is yet afflicted %
bed-wetting. depend upon it. the cause d
;H difficulty IS kidney trouble. and the .-
step should be towards the uea,rneut
these important organs. This unplea-
trouble is due 10 diseased condition Of
kidneys and bladder and not to habi; q
most people suppose.
Women as well as men arc made n e.
cradle with kidney and bladder ,rol...
and both need the same great rene
The mild and the immediate etie-. Z
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is ID
by druggists, in fifty fc1LL.--
cent and one dollar ,ss- '--T'.as5rr
sizes. You may have li,-ia .si s;S.st--.---
sample bottle by mail Il ll=s s.-..-zsa -
free. also pamphlet tell Home Of syauin r.. p.
ing all about it, including many OF ne
thousands of testimonial letters rece ~
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. k'
& Co., Binghamion, N. T.. be sure ID
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remember tae
ns ne, Swamp Root, DIR. kilmer's swamp Root
AMI tue address. BinghAmton. n. T., on e' r.
bottle.
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ing the winter in New London, Conn,
with her husband, who has been yacht
keeper, arrived home this week.
The FRS, the new hotel at Sunset *
near completion. 1t promises to be a
pretty hotel and is in one OF the most at
tractive parts OF the town. Prof. Stephen
B. Knowlton, OF Philadelphia, one Of our
former Deer Isle boys, is manager and
proprietor.
MAY -. S.
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SPEC.

Miss Mae Crockett came from Rockland
Wednesday where she hiss been attending
business college. She leaves II as a grad
uate.
Schools closed here Friday, May 26
Pupils not absent from the grammar
school for the term are: Alice Harvey.
Arvilla Gross, Geneva Webb, Shirley
Gross. Charles Crockett, Sara Crockett,
Walter Campbell, Fife Sellers, Nallie
Gross. Vesta Joyce, Mortimer Wood,
Mile and Floyd Sellers. Those who
were not absent for the whole school year
of thirty weeks, are: Walter Campbell,
Charles and Sadie Crockett. Those who
graduated, and are ready for high school
are: Nesta Joyce, Charles Crockett, Nallie
and Roy Gross.
May "a. A.
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and chceriulncss sol-
disappear when the ki--
neyS a-= out Of oI1er
or diseased.
Kidaey trouble has
become 20 preva.e.:
that Ills notunComw ID
for a child TO Be / 20
afflicted with weak !
neys. 1.-THE child ur
alcs too often Il
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Advertisements.
IS READY FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

There is satisfaction in moneyspendng when the article
bought bears the stamp of honesty To have customers
feel this thoroughly reliable to have them feel
that the goods reliable and the prices just has been
ambition Many have tried and tested our business methods
and result firm friends of this store Many more
NAV not a. vet have tested these methods these invite
You'll find this good LIBERAL broad gauge shop to trade n
store that works for the interest of its customers No
what prices competitors offering their goods,
you will find them cheap, and IN many IN
cheaper We given sensational methods OF
doing business but depend the conservative method for
We sell more Dry Goods out OF our store than
any Hancock county, which method right
We call your attention few of leading departments
which are remarkably strong.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne'rs see other pages
OEANvILLE.

Eben Greenlaw, an old and esteemed
citizen, died Sunday, May ., aged nearly
eighty years, He was a native Of Ocean
vile, and the last Of a large family.
Since his retirement from the sea, which
he followed many years, ne has lived here.
He leaves a wife, eight daughters and
four sons. - 49, .a-s- - 49,
Nav n - rvS SPEC
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advertisements.
--.~.-r- - 49,. - e. $50.
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Embellishments.

Kidney trouble pTeys upon the mind. d.
couraEes and lessons ambition: beauty. VIZ
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SWANS ISLAND.

Prof. w. B. Lindsey and bride, Of
Altoona, Pa, have arrived for the summer.
The engine for Mr.. Tsinter's thirty foot
launch had to be sent back to the machine
shop in Rockland.
Hartley c. Baxter, with two friends,
was here in his steam yacht Kanawha on a
cunning and fishing trip.
The village improvement society has re-
ceived 5000 feet of plank for sidewalk,
which will be laid during the summer.
Capt. j, NJ. Hardy. in the schooner
Radiant, got the small anchor of the
wrecked schooner J. Nickerson last week.
The steam stone lighter Seabury, of
Hartford, got two loads of stone here last
week from the NJ. Baird Contracting Co.
for the Rockland breakwater.
Steamer ~inal Haven broke her shaft in
North Haven Saturday. Steamer Governor
Bodwell brought the mail and passengers
here Sunday morning.
Sylvester Morse and son got some 70 900
pounds of fish last week. They have taken
nearly double the quantity of fish they
had last year at this time.
May Is. SPECIAL.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Sarah A. Norris, an aged and es-
tsemed resident OF this place, died Mon
day. Mrs. Norris was seventy nine years
of age. She leaves two sons, Calvin and
Edward Norris, of Bar Harbor, and a
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Butterfield, of Bos-
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by druggists, in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
fraa alec ,ar-rLta. al
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HYLAND.NEILL FIGHT.
frankie WIN Enter King Not fuvorlte
over Fighting Dick"

San francisco. Jan. g-1Se seat sale
Of the Hyland-Neil fight opened yester.
day morning at GreggainF and continued
brisk throughout the day While there
was no overnight line and no injuries re-
ported In the scramble TO secure tickets,
Greggaina announced that he was much
pleased with the opening and that he was
sure now that good house would greet
blocks OF seats from saloons and cigar
stores were not only encouraging to the
promoters, but were also significant Of
the fact that there Is genuine demand
about town for tho cnoiCe positions
Az yet there has been practically 10
betting, and just what the price will be
IL I'm no way certainty Some OF the
wise ones say to I, some say 10 10 I,
and some go as far as TO say Hyland will
be n TO I shot There will be plenty of
HylRnd money az 10 10 T. go unless the
Neil money comes IN very fast Il Ia not
likely that the price viii he any longer
At Grcggnins place is one consignment OF
81 200 which IS ia be placed on Ivnnd
against 5000 IN case any Nell money
comes at those odds, other places havo
smaller amounts waiting Tor an oppor-
tunlty
1t i generally agreed at this time that
Frankie Neil, former worlds bantnm-
weight champion Ia taking long
chance IN lighting Dick Hyland,
tho sturdy young amateur who has
agreed TO meet him before Aleck
Greggnlns club on Jan 81 This c0ncln-
sion Is reached because ~ the fact that
Hyland Is regarded az one u the tough
est youngsters the ring ever has known,
despite the fact that this coming contest
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could beat Jeffries Well, common
sense teaches us that Jeffrles Is only
blood and flesh after all that he has
proven himself 10 be, lie can't hold the
championship forever II was the same
with Supllivan Everyone thought him un-
beatable, yet Jim Corbott, not the big and
stong man then that | am, came along
and won the championship. Some one is
going TO get JeffrleS some day.
Jcffres Ia brick wall against clever
man. The man who beats Jefrics thore-
fore will have TO beat him at his own
game. lie will simply have 10 outstay
hm--a man with great endurance, cHpa-
Bile Of taking all kinds at punishment and
administering his share, will win. ( think
| might possibly do that 1 VIII stand
up and slug with any man In the world.
and would lust az soon allow JCnrics 10
WalOp me flush I'm the stomach with
punch as not. / don't think JeffiCs could
hurt me with his blows and II / ever
get IN the ring with him my chief objects
will be 10 avoid as many OF his pie-drlv-
ing punches as possible and wear him
down | certainly will have just as much
endurance
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C0TCH EXPLAINS
HIS Def TO JEFF
,,,molou Wrestler is Determined
'I' To Work His Way Up
For a Match
Ne WOULD FIGHT JOHNSON.
-. That left Must Fall Sometime
w. ,a Bc Thinks lie is the Man
To Beat the Champion

,,, no,ch champion wrest-
Just now ram 49, doaI Of attention
,,r Is receiving a great ueai ~ "'s ,,,,r,,
from the press ',a ~ hin Jeffrles. That
because OF mn "'u ,.,,,,,oo 4, heliev-
No was sincere III MS oH"''
A., grcat many sporting Wrllcls' ~
ca w ara Of the opinion that IL
though s"'', I'm a lille cheap no.
uas all q blum W gu" . -.
49,, In New York recently Golch was
pileV 1vrlsin his position and give his
asked 10 'NP'"'' to0 and vyhv he
reasons for chaHe"s"'e $50, ,ho Mo
.Aought he had chance against 'n0 US
NVue~
bolleImaN', inland scrIbbed tho
Gotch took pen III hai" anu
,,loving:
falling nv plans, permit me
~ w. Cav that I do not expect
first W,u, run through the whole
10 nasJbt divlsIon. beat Jim Jeffrcs
less' {;hmon run on with the championship
ana ti'Ii 1i inst tell YOU what propose
crown - 40 rcasnn why. When | have
70 IN II think Won will agree with me,
nnsnceur Tespects at least. In other
IN fV"iI gong TO tell you how | hope
Noituattie with James j. Jeffries for the
70 Dau'e WIN '
uue mint n Thoroughly understood
.i.sf am absolutely sincere IN every
lnet Sav proDose 10 nut my words
lHinb ction and do the best ! can, ] be-
lnlu 49, beat any man I'm the world at
Ie.e asigbt rlght now, barring Jefries,
n{ Iii feii vou why.
aiu Hhso updsfreted holder OF tho worlds
20 h'easc,tch.can championship, | have
Sgelondted The honor against an Corners,
oss Nave even sought opponents. APP
snvusditi, nom Jenkins Is the only good
WA W., lima In cleveland early In February.
~ ~ Lis match what is there left for
,,n IN IKE wrestlinq game? / have never
nmccL ,ed5 '"spckers" and / won't start in
mat game. | could go around the
oo,ntrv vfrestilng handicap matches, but
,bere Il not enough money In that to keep
ro from nv interests in Iowa.
IL am therefore turning 10 the prize ring
toosuse there ls more money IN II. IL |
stond a chance 10 win the tile from JEFF
fres1 why shouldn't 7 at least Try? No
6ps can 6lame me for making an honest
s9ort Jeffries has got TO fight some one
or retire, and II can prove myself TO be
uottl,v OF the trial | should get II. [, as
CHAMPION OF nv class have never refused
No giye "A man a chance. and all | ask
is a fair show, and If ] prove to be the
goods they can trot me out for the eX-
eTcl se' 1' ~
There are many who believe that |
u.lli NOT prOyc AS successful at lighting
as dd at wrestling They say
wrestler cannot be a champion boxer, and
Vice versa. That's false theory. Has
II ever been coucusively proved by any
one? Name one champion wrestler that
ever invaded the prize ring and then tell
me where any top-notcher at the glove
game ever turned 10 the mat with sue
eess. Gus Ruhln was said to have been
a wrestler hut did he ever figure in
Championship matches Because no
champion wrestler has ever tried for
success I'm the ring should not condemn
my lntoitnos before have been given
A trial
There Is no other branch Of sport IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Has Fixed Its Schedule for Noxt Season
After Long Conference.

New York, Jan. SO,--Aftor a ong con-
ference here with II, c. Pullam, president
OF the National league, Ban John son, pres
ident OF the American league, has pract-
cally liked up the playing scheG lie for the
coming season. President Johnson arrived
from Washington where he succeeded In
erecting the sale Of the American League
club IN that city to local capitalists
u have gone over the schedule with
President Pulllam," he said, "and every.
thing will be satisfactory There will be
only five conflicting dates IN this city as
against II last year The New York Am
eSfcan VIII open the championship season
on April II at Washington, and win come
back here TO open American league park
on April a. a week later, The season will
close Oct. s. This will leave only seven
days for the playing OF the worlds series
AS far as the demands of the minor
leagues are concerned, the American
league will mover accept the proposition
they have submitted"
The schedule meeting OF the American
league will be held In this city Feb. ~ and
that OF the National league either on that
date or Feb. TO-
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THE MIKApo A POET.

The most poetic sovereign IN the
horld is probably the emperor Of Japan.
His love of poetry It is asserted in
reases with years. Scarcely an even
hg passes that his majesty does not
compose from twenty to thirty
" the thirty-one syllabled couplets
lalled "Wa.ka" These are handed to
Baron Takasaki for examination. Bar
IN Takasaki has held his present posi-
ion since 1892, and he declares that
ne number OF couplets composed by
Dis majesty from that time UP TO the
md Of November was $4,000. The en-
press also is very fond OF writing
rerses, but her majesty's pen is not so
prolific as that Of the emperor. She
'omposes about two couplets twice a
week.
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NEWS UNNERVED HIM.
Wright Cannot Open Billiard Tourna-
ment Tonight as Father Is III.

Chicago, Jan. 3QA complete change Of
the Chicago Athletic association commit
tees carefully laid plans for the national
class A amateur billiard tourney may be
necessary at the last moment today as
the result Of the sudden sickness Of the
father OF II A, Wright the San Francisco
player, who Is regarded as one OF the
best OF the 10 contestants and was sched-
uled to open the tournament tonight with
Charles Threshie OF Boston
%. Mr.. Wright received a telegram from
San francisco late last night, informing
him that his father had had stroke 81
paralysis yesterday. Mr., Wright at once
wired TO learn the particulars and on the
reply depends whether the young player
VIII take part In the tournament or not.
u Is certain he viii not play In the OPEN
ing game, MS scheduled, because the news
has completely unnerved him
A meeting Of the G. a. A. tournament
committee W!ll be held today to mako a
new drawing for the first round and de-
termine which two OF the other nine play
crs Will contest the initial game tonight,
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BOSTON BOXING BILL.
WIN Limit Bouts 20 only Six Rounds as
In Philadelphia.

Boston, Jan. PA bin has been intro
troduccd in the Massachusetts legislature
providing for siX.round bouts by incor-
porated clubs, upon payment Of 1920 an
nually for license. The measure was
drawn up by Billy Pierce, a manager OF
lighters, and introduced at his instga.
ton.
Boston Is one Of the fcw places In the
state whore boxing is prohibited. aud IL
is expected that the members from towns
and cities where the game nOurishes will
the limiting Of the bouts 10 six rounds
At present there are ten places I'm the
state where ffteenround bouts may be
held