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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
Election Notice.

-v-FrTT-NINTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures
.sin Eighth avenue line through Central Park peTa
lei with EaS freef I Ix3n venue EAST sixty
sbtb street. Fifth avenue, West F1ftynth street and
gbe Fifteenth Election District bounded by and
g W. isstenry-secoad street and Firth avenue
Ihe 49, seventy seventh street PARK avenue East
Ss5Ss5ty-sxth street lexington East Seventy
e svsnsesath E1eetiop District Is bounded by and
rast seveuty-sxth street Park avenue East Seventy
80 Eishteenth Election District bounded by and
.hn Transverse road across Central Park at or near
We greet lexington avenue East Seventy ninth street
line through Central PARK parallel with East seventy
ne Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
Ehysecond street Lexington avenue, East EishtyFst
H re ven,ieth Election District bounded by and
v4-hn East EiEhty-sixth street Park avenue. East
- -wsaty-5Tst EIecon District is bounded by and
v4ain East Eghtysixth street lexington avenue East
re Twenty-second Election District Is bounded by and
e:fhin East Eighty-seventh street LHhngton avenue
Esst z shty-sixth street and Fifth avenue -, -
The TweBtythird Election District IS bounded oy ana
within East ElshIy-'lII mn Stree IS 1[-&1E' venue
Eg5tys7ysnth street Sa tFT nsre IS bounded by and
TrlfTeiEhth street Park avenue. Eghty-seventh
Re Tweuty-fth Election District is bounded ey ana
eighth street Madison avenue. East Eiget-ninth street
-ae renty-sxth Election District s. bounded by and
within East Ninetie5h street lexington @Fe'
Re twenty seventh Election District is bounce 0s s
-ffbl7 East Ninety-third street Park avenue fAs'
Nin4fIerh street and Fifth Avenue $3.50, - ,-5
Election District Is ooancee- "
-5-rf1 East EiEhty-foETth street Lexington avenue
---sh+v-seoond street and Park avenue - -
The Tventy-niuth Election District IS oounae %
,5.rf- East Ninety-frst street. Lexington avenue ~
N-i-a+te-h street and Park avenue s.a ~ GA
n r-ierh Election District IS bounced % 81 az
--ss- Nfrsrv-for-h street Lexington avenue East
and Park avenue
Thi--y-frst Election District Is boui r%.s+
Nfnetv-siNth street lSeAllsle-l $780,
fourth street and Park avenue =.z 49, ~
T---v-xecond Election District IL u--u71 -
- --s-sve~se road across Central PARK az -
wiz saze-+h street Fifth avenue East
Nes' r,-a avenue East Ntnety-thtTd street flIla
81 road Central FaIA At " la
-.s.l EE3-L---4 ftb street and Central Park West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
ANNEXED DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded by and wfnin
Wee Farms Clasons Point road Westchester
pike Barretts creek Last lI's u s 1Si3n1 10uno and
the Second Election bounded BY and within
Westchester turnpiAe 9sDe5 0i7eA' S''11ssteE creek
am B2 s Election District Is bounded By and within
l5l.-l . 49, island sound and Westminster eraak
river r-tE ertion District is bounded BY and within
80 leicester turnpike. Washington avenue Silver
SreeA., v-i1lfarlsbrf1ge road
la az E,b election District bounded BY AID vvshis
r--5Esr ana Pelham avenues, Wlansbridgs road FiI-
~ Isne west Farms road. UniNDpOrt road Bear
swamp sI5 Election District bounded ~ end within
ON 4see 5iye5,s creek wastchesfer creek r,rsbar
arf Peiham avenues OH Boston Post read and Bronx
re- Seventh Election District Is bounded by ard within
r7ts street OF Lac0Dia PARK corsa lane Old Boston
THe Eighth Election District is boanae' BY ana Within
E4steeu,n avenue iue tEr'qSh centre or + IN
=. ,.rrts PARK Fifth ard White Plains road
The ninth Election Iistri,t Is 80 r-,-,t., -.
te,i5ae -oaf Fngsa-idFe road northern boundary o.
IN - f-oo, line through centre Of schiefelIn estate
~ 1senth av.nue and Bronx river 1870, -, 80, -.
Ine Iei'l- ~ The CItv % New York KingssriEge
@ a re-aeI with Elizabeth street Elizabeth street
ara BroRT Tyg election District Is bounded BY AMI
vgf+hr northern boundary or ,,l.gtfr-' 80 Lls
Island S' Irz Te Twins High Hart and city
Hunters T-1ec7a District Is bounded by within
The Hg. r5ad Green avenue. westchester turnpike
and Sli5e9 Election District Il bounded by and
The t,plSGag,on Westchestsr TURNPIKE Green
wtsnln ana w@st Farms road -. . ,
avenue 5,5rteenth Election District IS bounded BY and
THe iE boston POST road Pear swamp road Cnion
We road west Farms road Ene 5ns Bro1N river;
poIs fifteenth Election District Is bounded By and
thT Tsenth avenue. White Plains road. Fifth street
and the i.S Stb Election District Is bounded BY ans
t, Fith street. Waite Plains road Olin avenis and
the Bronx river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
rrtzrPry-FoURrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

r. Election District is bounded by and within
E1s T7as[ one Hundred and Nineteenth street. ana
Park eeaTs Election District is bounded by and within
F-asr O-- Hundred ana lWeht -+~oa+ -
nT T6 d Election District is bounded BY Kan and 3!o
FasJ one Hundred and NIneteeh'h street anu SCUM
ayTE Fe Fourth Election District bounded by and within
r-as- one F4..rired and Twenty mrs. r.
- ~ rn6re5 and Nineteenth street and First avenue
The Fttgh fee5i9 7ntyhlrd street Harlem river
5ast Gi Hundred ana Twenty first street and First
avenue s.-r Election District bounded by and within
East One St Hundred and Twenty-hrst street and
Second ars Election bounded by and within
E@s' T-a- one Hundred and T0entS-arSt street and
The Eighth Election District Is bounded a by a T
East one Hundred and Iv9nTy Io irs- stree nr5
nue. East Hundred and twenty mrs. 81 anu LEX
s Ninth Election Dse is BOUNDED By and within
East one Hundred ana ana twenty fourth street Lex
nue. 1'"sJ me est one Hundred and Twenty-third
InEtoh - az '-,AnTa
street ra[S tion District bounded by and within
n9e Fast one Hundred and twenty 'AirH street ana
Third ayenae ., Election District is bounded by and
me isera II1i9dred and Twentyfolrth street HaF
lem rver East one Hundred and I"en''--ld tllss''
se be rst Election District IS bounded Ry and within
sra First avenss East one Hundred and twenty ii'
S'I s FSf 75 ecton District bounded by and
within East one Hundrsa arc end rwentl-f street
Lexington avenue v,ts+-,n, Ia tourded nv and
-ttt,- So one Hundred and Twenty ninth street Lex
f1et aIre East one Hundred and Tyenty-nfth street
,-1,A.-
East -Wt-i'3
nue. East one Hundred and TwenIy-six'h street and Lex
iugt9n a. hc,,ra.4 IN, ,-,+r
e., tisrJs-5 rrer second East one Hundred and
Third avenue East one Hundred
Tventy-nath street and I|.&ills az ~, and
seventeenth Election IstlIel = Lo1'llta ~ ihi
fnstoa arenI@ fast one Hundred and Twenty -Einth
street Flfrn avenue.
within East Hundred and ihtIs hd street iihi
lem river East one Hundred and Thirty street Mad
tson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
Election Notice.

! THIRTY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Con,in-eo-
Tbs Tecona Election PstTiet t is e sqest 62thera
within East One Hundred and Forty eghtb street
Boulevard, Hundred and thirty s's'
The Forty-tb!rd Election District IS bounded oy a
within St Marys street Southern t one Hundred
and Thirty eshh itreS, southern Boulevard Fast one
TBe 4i F2i i5cdg D.Gt IS sounded by ara
within Fsef one frr1Irf and F5rty-tflrd street BroS
avenue East one Hundred ana Forty second street ana
The FoTyhr Election District bounded By enc en9
within East one Hundred and ThIrty-eEatI rrad and
Thir-y-st1th street St AIMS avenue. and NoF'h ''-
Tbs Fory-sixth Election District is bounded oy r an
within East one Hundred and FcTty -hIii'I &c.
election District + BOUNDED 9Irs II o r
The Fortg-e.b5 F-iec.on District is bounded BY aIa
coin avenue East one Hundred e99 s I1F5 5sne
The Fory-ninta Election District f is street wis
avenue, Harlem and Alexander avenue an, --.e,-
East one Hundred and Thirty-fourth street = 60,
avenue, East One HgndTea 9 qJilf, i aTer1e
The Fifty-frst Election District is bounded % 81
AIMS avenue East one Hundred and Thirty-f0uTth street
Fysseond Election District Is bounded 5{tsi ~ a
avenue, East One Hundred and Thir'y-n'ih S--7''
The Fffty-thrd Election District bounded By ana
within East One Hundred and Thirtyelg7ta
The Es s 55 Essi9 and D Thrf, street
avenue East one Hundred and qTariem river
Lewis place East one Hundred and Thirty-seeona
/ and St. AIMS
The Fifty-ffth Election District is bounded oy &It
within Hundred and Thrtysixth sueets
Thirty-third street Cypress avenue, East one hNi-I
| and Thfrty-ffth and St AIMS avenue. - 80
The Fifty Election District Is bounoec y 80
within Hundred and Thirty-seVeLlt ,Sa.S
Willis East One Hundred and 4hlrty-SA 49,
| and Alexander - -
The Fffy-seventh Election District IS bounded y
within and Fortieth street l5Ioo5
| nue.. East One Hundred and Thirty-nnth sueeN anu
Willis
The Ftfty-eighth Election District Is bounded ~ aa
within One Hundred and FerIieth stFee| 80
avenue One Hundred and Thirty-nlnh stFe7' Si1
! Alexander avenue.
within Hundred and Forty-rst street % Ann
avenue Hundred and Thirty-eighth street ana
Brook
The Sxtieh Election District bounded By ana within
East One Hundred and Forty-third street. 4hiFa avenue
| and Norris
| The Sixty-frst Election District bounded BY and
within Hundred and FOrty-fourth street Wins
avenue One Hundred and Forty-second street ana
f
The sxty-second Election District bounded by and
within Hundred and Forty-h1th street BROOK
avenue East Hundred and Forty-fourth street ana
! Willis
The sfxty-third Election District bounded by and
within East One Hundred and Fcrty-seVentn, sLreel
Brook Hundred and torty-sAIh sIS9I
| ana Willis
The sixty-fourh Election District Is bounded By and
within East one Hundred and Forty-nnth street y
AIMS One Hundred and Forty-eisnth suest
| and WINS
The sixty-hfth Election District bounded by and
within FOrty-nfth street, ot-
AIMS Hundred and ForJy-stXth street
Trinity East one Hundred and Fortynintn street
Mays East Hundred and Forty-third street
and Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
.,,l,r,r,r-srcoNn AssEMRLY pIsTRICT.

r-s. ELECTION District bounded by and within
ne gftn street Third East Ninety-sec-
oHG sust Fsc-ign bounded by and within
,-.+v- ffth street. Second avenue. last Ninety
T0lr+h street. Third a,-ill5 q. 80 nv ana ,-,+bl-
sixth street Third Avenue, East Nlhe'y-lith
Street Lexington g, br,-ae5 nv and within
Inc our, a-srrh stree Second East Ninety
l.1 s-Teet East river East Nnety-SN1h street ana
Third aysHl- ro1 District bounded by snd within
nc ninth street. East river i-ast NLheiy
80. second avenue, ksst Ninety 'ei'i sI -
Third avenue -, r,ss+rtr+ - bounded by ard Within
The lN 1yeSrr street Third avenue E>asr Ninety
SKIN Election District is bounded BY and within
7,.s+ e,{nety-eiBhth street I'
szth Election District IS bounded by and WAlh
The Es I5Ll5-.rr street. Park avenue. East Ninety
eighth r--tio7 District Is bounded by ana within
The 5,nl I4undred and Second street -hlrd avenue
East one bounded and WITHIN
Inc tIr1area and First street. Last river Las
East ,JLs5-tirb street Third avenue.
o ,tb Election District is b9ui1aea y ana WIZ
IN Ihlrd avenue second
Second slrt one Hundred and First street ana ne sat
avenue -t-s avenue East one aulatto ana Flisl
side or y--er one Hundred and IAl1u sNee
7--alftb Election District y Do-4Ie. Dy an.
Ihe rsst Hundred ana ~. .I, - go
within r-aet one Hundred and FlEs' 7'i an ~
~, 4-r...t.r district g bounded by and
- 5-ast one Hundred ana tguT': $3.50 49,
s" M - avenue. from .asi one 1919 str..t
one t6 ara south sides OF kast -I1es.5 1tar41e ,d
IIl Is 's+-eet from Second avenue 20 A'4---
Third acme Election District IS bounded by an9
Ihe h9-- Fne Hundred and Fourth -
Nllnin Tas, one Hundred and Se11h' $500
iugton avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
$3.50 rIpsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,

7es Es- Election District is bounded by and within
wes one Hundred and Tveth stree s-ret severTh
ayenee west one Hundred and -sl-A S~-e7''
r. second Election District IS bounded by and With-a
Eu15re5 and Twelfth street --i.E street th avenue
West Hundred ana E-ieYels - ero, avenue
The TEl Election District is e 14reef firth avenue
vs. one E-5-le1 -f5es Of west one Hundred an-
- eraer from rim avenue 20 1-enoz sF gi
c-e5 and Twelfth street 10 West one II ~
n ~ Election District is bounded 5s 6y 6ha agenu
Last one L1-cre1 and -eter -I street PARK Avenue
Las one tiu1-rsd a54 met ana Firth avenue.
Flct4 Election District IS 2ou1s1 M. u ayeglue
East one Hundred and Eleventh street Ati!l
PAS ore f5-5-l5 ana Fifteenth street. PARK avenue
Esst one Hundred and Thirteenth street and MADISON
Tie seventB Election District Is bounded By and T,n
Essr on F51red and Fifteenth street Madison ayetle
TIE Eighth Election I =. r-set one Hundred and
F0a--eeHh street IRON Fifth avenue 70 Manson
en- F,e--E $50 70 -ast On- Hundred and Thirteenth
tas 49, s, Zen aLeaae ron East one Hundred and
Thirteenth street 70 One Hundred and Fourteenth
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
the uotS an au:h sides East one Hundred and F!t
5eenth Madison aveI1e 10 F1h a.eqG9 gs
Fourteenth East One Hundred and siHeentn
The Tenth Election District is bounded By and within
West One Hundred and Flileeiish -,s.t , - 80; w.
one F-5es and Fourteenth Lenox avenue and
NJ
EeyeRh Election District Is founded y ana WITHIN
Wes- one Hundred Sixteenth street Firth avenue
Vest one Hundred ana Fifteenth street and L@enox
Er-nue
The 7,.r,-4 Election District bounded By and within
s. Nicholas avenue West one ttunoIeo ana Eodrseith
street I,enox avenue one Hundred and Thirteenth
s a 4ff Ss5 EieetI5a District by and
With eSr one ana Fifteenth street, LenOK
sgeaae Hundred and Fourteenth street and ST.
NICHOLAS
within West On@ Hundred and Nineteenth street, Len0N
syenae one Hundred and Seventeenth street and
Seventh
The F1rteeuth Election District IS bounded b. and
vtfbn pex4 one Hundred Nineteenth Fifth
Avenue west one Hundred and Eighteenth street and
@en0E
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West One Hundred and Eghteenin stTeet FIFTH
1yenae dagonaly from The corner OF tlfth avenue
and West Hundred and Scventeeltn street 20 the
corner q Lenoz and West one Hundred ana
eighteenth
Tie seFenteenth Election Disutct IS bounded by and
within One Hundred and Els te~ath street aaczSn
East one Hundred rea-h street ani Flth
The Eighteenth Election District IS bounded tY and
Elthin East one and y netsenth street. ParE
Ssenae, East Hundred and Eighteenth street and
rltth
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
~1an West Hundred and TWenty-seesnd street, Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16

October 18th. 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16

JOHN r. VOQRHIs.
CHARLES b. PAGE.
JOHN NAGTIRE,
MICFIAE I. J DADDY.
Commissioners OF Elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16

ro,a+tor Occupied as
is F. cor west Farms
road and Common -
wealth ave. Van Nest. vacant store
n E.G-Is u ana 10th st. .. Private house
Or - -oaf ........ Barber shop
Main st, Westchester: Barber sAOp
BE 3 Unlonport road. 10
feet S. Of Morris Park
ave -. ~<~~S
q. White Plains road and -,,. -,
Rartholdi ST. Ex + lrenlen nall
T..White Plains ave, L. ,:
bet Jerome ave ana
Isr 81 WiIliamsori5ge- Barber shop
. 900 waite plains ave, Barber chop
@ n ". cor. 234th ST ana
White Plains ave
Wakefield ..----.-... Fles- estate o---C~
10 N W cor 239th St and -
White Plains ave- -. vacant s1oTe
II Main and Orchard SIS a., -.
Citv Island 1919; cigar SIoFs
u Corner Westchester ana
Washington ayes. -. BARBER shop
IL West Farms road. = ,;
bet lie We're place ana
Greene ave-. $1,000 CluD House
AS s. Of Columbus ave- ,,,. .
30 IT f Of Fillmore St PANT store
X 2nS White Plains ave. 30. candy sore
T. J.. -, w-5fta plains ave.. Shoe store
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
By THOMAS G. HOYNE.

10 climb the fence TO get IN. I would be
in time. too. The horses were just COM
ing out Of the paddock for the second race.
Then Just as was congratulating my
self the snowflake drifted over a kitchen
chimney and melted in my hands. Up 1
went again.
~" Once again I nearly got down on q
rsindTop, but just as | was al bout 10 land
the sun came out aud the TaindTOp eyap-
GRATED, ana up I went again. The result
was that ] was up in the afr when the
race was run, and my good thing galloped
home at as good as 80 10 1.
Ever since then have had no heart
for work. ought to be q rich man today.
But ] expect to have another one in a
day or two. so don't do anything until
you hear from me-"
The closing OF racing I'm Chicago this
year has forced a good many honest fel-
lows to go to work. over million dollars
worth OF property lies idle n what was
the greatest center OF racing a. the United
States outside New York.
Any man who is attempting to stud.
horses and the dope with the idea Of maxi
ing a living should remember certain rules.
First-You can't beat the races.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

Francis Treyelyan is an Engiishman
who knows horses and writes entertain
ingly about them. He Is the principal pre-
siding Official with the American Turf as
ISOLATION. He does not take western rae
ing too seriously, and his work is emil
nently satisfactory. Frank J. Bryan is a
graduate from the press stand. Il Was
said OF him when he saw the races for the
readers OF his paper that he always got
thugs right. He has earrie1L ne sarascor-
sclSntiousress into the jedgSs siand. and
his position under the Crescent City Jock
e club Is secure ~ gs~e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

Ever since Ben Hur WOE a certain race
with four Arabian steeds, In the near
neighborhood OF Jerusalem. in the first
century, the public which Is interested in
racing has been studying dope. Every
one has his one system of doping the
horses, but all systems are based on the
same principles.
A year or two ago one OF The most popu-
lar methods OF doping horses was with
quiniue. At least IN The famous case Of
Bondage on Chicago track this was the
only drug that the judges could find had
been used
II was the same season when on q GER
tain Chicago track most remarkable
case was brought to light. John Bright
vouches for the story which means that
II Is good one. In a steeplechaso the
favorite was 10 D. He looked like a
1 10 20 shot IL he did not stop 70 bite the
fence or stand on his head. The longest
shot IN the race was a horse whose best
jumping had been done when any person
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

But there are exceptions TO all ruieS' ana
any number of men can be pointed out
who are exceptions TO this one. You have
got TO be an exception IL you are going
10 be successful in anything.
You cannot figure horses as you would
automobiles. You must see them and
know something of them If you expect 20
have even mediocre success.
A little good luck is worth oil the wis
dom ia the world. If you are lucky so
ahead.
There is no good bet hut a winning bet.
Odds don't make horse win, neither do
they make him lose, but they often mean
something.
Don't believe that race horse owners
class with equally prominent men in other
lines Of business for honesty, for they
don't. There are more opportunities for
trickery on q race track than in running
an insurance company and more people
to take advantage of them.
II YOU md yourself annoyed when you
have lost your alary for weeks ahead
Quit the game. because you probably will
not be successful There arc few lines of
business where a man can mako n million
dollars on 81. Racing is the only one
where persons seem 10 think Il possible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

mentioned oats IN his presence. He was
30 to l, and no one bet on him except one
or two pikers.
Now, as Bright tells the story, this 80
to l shot won all the way. He came
galloping home looking behind him 10 see
II the rest Of the aeld had taken the wrong
course.
90 \ certain party says Bright. " had
a swell bet on the fsvorIte, and when he
saw the long shot win he was wild. What
do you suppose he did? Would he stand
for such coarse work? Ishould say not.
He dashed over and got a veterinary
a. once. He wanted 10 prove that the
winning horse had been chemically treat
ed. This veterinary was the shrewdest
korsemar IN the world, He ran out on the
track and got some OF the foam from the
winning horses mouth.
Then came the wonderful experiment
to prove the horse had been stimulated.
The veterinary injected some Of the foam
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

FULLERTON BASEBALL Ell
STORIES OF A REFEREE.
By GEORGE STLER.

felt sorry fo- Smith. as ne was IN p!teous
predieament with the fight advert tsed 10
take place a $40 and his star attraction
a suspected Impostor.
Hope came 10 Promoter Smith at @
o'clock, when he rene nbtred that che
Ten Johnson. sa!Conkeeper nesr the
Soldiers home. had seen ne referee a
hight at Cleveland between Frank Gerard
aud Joe Cans. ard that he could ana surely
would identify ne Smith was at tie tele.
phcne IN 4 i.ffy ard got Tom Instantly.
Hello, Is thar YOU yelled Smith with
JOY. Coz SItr here at The Ryan. 50 come
IN al once"
Ten evidently doubted him. as smith n
reply 30 wk2teverJChrsou rad shct a.
him replied: I tel yCu he Is Go. here
this morning. and been with o,e ali day
so fer Gcd's sake. Tom. Gene IA. What
that? You don. believe e? WAX: III get
hin al he phone
Tu- 9ing 70 me be said. Mr. Siler. WI
you please talk 20 the msn On the other
end CT the line? He doubts your beng
here"
Taking the receiver. I shouted in the
TansmiJteC: Hello"
Hello" came the reply.
This is Siler OF Chicago and p
That is as FAR as got. as Tom Gu. ne OF
with " What are YOU trying TO give me-
Ring on. you stiff,' and up went the re-
ceiver. So Tie only man in town tha.
could vouch for ne baked on the prs p0-
sition. told Smith he made a mistake
placing me on exhibition. as / failed 10
make a hit. and that those who had seen
me for nothing would not pay TO see me
again. especially after suspecting ne Of
being a ringer. which was demOnstrs ted
by the fighters fighting 10 empty seats.
The humorous part Of the AFFAIR trans
pired during and after the fight. Fred
ericks could not fight fast enough to keep
himself warm. and throughout the battle
l begged, implCTed. coaXed and demanded
that he fight harder and faster 20 stay
the boots OF the diminutiVe crowd. He got
beat, and after I had awarded the battle
10 Cayanaugh. Jack Beebe. Fredercks'
manager approached me ard said: Mr..
s!ler, my man is as deaf as q post and did
not hear word you said 10 him"