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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
TO CLOSE
THE TOWN

"Win Salem really be closed
iovni" is tho question that is beIns
discussed oh tho streets this afternoon
Tho nov gambling ordinance went into
eject Yesterday. and this morning
chief Cornelius went around and uoti.
hed The pfopfigtou Of an houses IN
which gambling has been carried on
that al gamos NUS stop a. once. An
enort, Or apparent effort, was made %
stop gambling several months ago, but
it did not succeed very thoroughly.
and recently violations n tho gambling
Law have been fully as aagraut AZ thcy
have been ~ any time In tho past.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

Z chine viii b. evolved. II is s,rongl,
believed BY many lovers of The sporr
that high speed rasiHg win become an
eni.rely indepohdent branch of auto
mobiling, an exclusive sido issus. ~.
served for q certain class of audacioaa
speed hends, Who are willing 10 fisk
ne and Limb 10 their attempts 70 a.
iall tho highes. possible speed II is
not believed that this bfansh of auto
mobiling viii ever become very popu
lar IN the hfs, place, the dangers
connected With high speed racing are
very great. and 10 the second place
high speed work must, after an. 70.
main hmiiel 20 specially constructed
race courses. The Overwhelming ma
jofity of automobile enthusiasts viii
probably devote iis energies 10 tho Dc.
vclopmeut of distance and endurance
Funs, mouuiaia elimblng, and tho AZ
tainmcnt of moderate degree oil
speoi, Suitable fof public roads an over
ihe eivilirei world. Il IL expected
that By neri year tho situation viii b.
mush clearer, and Il viii be- possible
10 agfee 90 conditions of an luiorna
iioual cup race, which will b. aseepta
10 20 an paftie.panta
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

Paris Jan q Preach suiomobHls,,
are gfeatly rleassi viih he decision
- The International Association ~
Automobile Ouhs zoe % holi sn 10
tsfnsiional cop uso this year Ths
desisIoa vas fcashsd sfisf ths lsle
eaies ffom ffaucs Austria. Oefmany.
fefiural asiis1rlaui shi nslglum hal
dsfiafei that thsiF clubs vouli not
iAAs psFt 10 he international soutasi
sAerid q b. arangoi for this yeaf
A posipaaeuisui "a che iutsfnsiional
cup race tlil usr ytaF is soasldsrei
siesiFshle, evine b. M fast that the
aefeiormeni n automohlls souairs
iios Aas a che ptsssnt time. roashsl
. ssfiees gis's u l. a prsssnt 10 q
trassiiofy state from vhish. h is sr
retted sn sni1sly asw typs of IA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
ALASKAN
GOLD
EXHIBIT

Washington, Jan 5.-Beyond
doubt the Alaska. Yukon Exposition il
Seattle in 1907 will mark the beginning
Of a new era in affairs in Alaska
That's what Consul Ravndal, Of Daw
son. Yukon. says officially to the de
partmenf Of commerce and labor Of
the exposition. He was reporting on
the wonderful output Of gold in
Alaska during the year beginning DC.
tober Is, 1904, and ending october 10,
1905. and the new era he speaks Of is
one in which he expects to see Alaska
surpass Colorado, and even California
In gold production.
Despite early frosts which cut short
the crop. the value Of the output for
the past year is estimated by the con.
sui at s14 100000. The season previous
10 was about s9,OOOOOO, and the sea
son before that only t6OOO,OOO
This is the way he fgurco out that
production. Down in the southeastern
panhandle" and the Alexander Arch.
ipelag5 the output is placed at $500,
900. Most Of this came from the
famous Treadmill quartz plants on
Douglas Island.
Frosts held the Seward peninsula
production down 70 tl.5OO,OOO. Things
ave been booming as no where else !
n the Tanana valley, where $1,000, 900 I
gas washed out Fairbanks, the sur.
rise Of the scaeon, has a strenuous
ival town, bearing the name Of
.oosevelt
In tho next few years, the consul
rpccts 90 sce the population Of
.lasl1a increase very rapidly. and the
'calth of the country doubled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
A FanOus Ranody tor sicE Hs,daeA.

Tho Gauss of this complaint L no,
In ne bead at all; Is comes from the
stomach A stomach that has become
elosged BY ovo,ating, driakibe or
aoa-o 'h any manner, win VAN VOC bv
hT.ng'ng on SICK headaehe. Cure he
pain aHa tisircss ia the stomach ana
'ae hoadaehe win SOP Of itself Au
o''''es attacks dyspepsia, bel,hing. tad
taste In the mouth, muddy sompl,riop
AMI yellow eyes are cured by thi. rem.
ely l' i' ealled pr Gunu : d. uarovea
livos f,lis. one toF aoss. aud i an,
~ druggists al oyss tho q. s tor e5,
Por box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

T. j. Chambers editor Viudiss,
liberty Texas, writes Deeembsr
1905.
win pleasure and unsolicited
you bear testimony to the suns
power OF BAiard's HOrohOund syssl
have usod it and my family can ~
teiiy sihFm Il is the moss effective .
oS'' remedy for eOugAs and oOlb
nave ever used" Sold BY D. J. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
YEARS
MISSION
WORK

New York, Jan. 5.-The Rev. DR. p
p, strong secretary OF the Ameri,sr
board of foreign missions has given
out his annual report for the year lqo5
which contains some interesting 10
uFes lt shows that there are 4 606g
men AMI 5l54 women missionayie. as
$50 native laboFers and l.S25Ss5 com.
munieauts az the sO,64l station. s,1
oa'-s'anons This is an increase 4,
the last year q lO3,73a oommupie,rt.
There are sOllls psIsons upss, A..
S'Fue''on The total income Of an :,
e'e'ies In the United States. C,n.5.
O'feA' Britain and continental Fp,o,.
Is slo,l5l .S6S; OF those In the Tr,i,ss
states alone s7,O6O7Ol. The sss,s,.r~
sAys In his report that the p7owi.s
made last year by tho Turkish oo,
efnment that il would give "a Aw.,i
can educational and religious ip.,i,r.
'''AS 'ae sane privileges that have
been granted % thoss eontrou.5 a.
Europeans, has not been fulsns3 "a
eaa' mat the Porte has declined slso ~ -,
M the siiPalatious made. "It I. ~.
10 ee supposed, " says Secretary 49,.
-@' '1f government will fail =, &,
',,.., a,'' upon the fulaIlusat Of ,hese sti0-
u'A''onS Which are essential - ~.
40. 'll.'lAas' Of the Institutions o. The
!, A'ne'''an eosFd already ss.sblj,s.. I,
the raFkisA empire. % II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
JUST A
FEW
CHICKEN
Town That HatcheS TwoH,
dred and Fifty Chicken
for Each InhabitaHt

Washington, d. c., Jan. Sd.
ma, Cal, with a population Of 4oN
pie and 100000 chickens b.,
recognized at last by the nation,
ernment as a great place. Erp.,,,
the department Of agriculturs (,
gotten out report on this mb,s
San Francisco, referring to n !,
gold mina Of tho chicken indua,,
This city Of White Leghorm 1.
has a chicken hatchery. accord, Ia
the department, that is whom =
is probably the largest in the =.
In the incubator house 10000
are in all stages Of incubation n,
should be understood, that the 4, .
en- mon Of Petaluma don't thlsl q
Matching chickens by the hen. Mo- 81
hundredth Of per cent are brouvl =,
that way. A ton Of feed Is usi n.
each feeding time in this hatcher
electric cars are used to carry .
wash water and the eggs from ~
Ing 20 building About 10000 sr- In
laid daily. Water IL furnished \ IA
'ystcm Of pipes city fashion -m
ioors are an Of concrete and The =, N
institution may bo whitewasls of
hreo hours by tho uso Of maehlnsr "a
Tho experts hnd that only wpo
,eghorns belong TO the upper gall
mis- upper class has shown a r.va
daptability Tor the conditions g.
ag In tho locality, and tho h-
'lymouth Rocks and the Brown 4
orn arc back numbers, not movis
be best society.
Tho department finds that The ~
am about Pctaluma IL the pp
hing FOR tho chicken industry. \
ggs 60 % San Francisco 20 nah,
he largo government orders. as1
iipment 20 Alaska, Hawaii and
hilippihes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
Ave . SIT ur

MIS- Henry Schomsker. Who has bssp
e'ahn"a 10 'he house for more than /,
'n'l' from an a'taes of asthma. fo,.
.o~e4 BY nervous pIossati5u. Is a. n,
improved that she is able to see he,
'''eaas. New Years day she haJ a
serious attack an ares,Aetis heinz -.
S0'ied 70 overcome bad attach a.
hystoTiA W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

'amu'on, o. Jan. 5-EHort. q.
h''''s 'Aiags "wet, " and Editor Pot
'''' OF the rnbuns, Who, by the v,r
= "auneA pFohib.tonist. s,i,-c.
,aiHg' uP in hne style Ny pristir, ~.
''-''"'ag ed''orias "Op TOP Of n,
geneFal asorgauiration of ~. -
'''''ea i''ses' came Oee Rsv. Tuf,.. :,
inspired az from Portland -
prayed lo's ana load, ,ook IN f, ,,n..
''|e fo' tAe state organi1atlos !,
~a''s Ae ls PSesideat, ana tAes sl,..,
" " VIVA seme ether eommusitv !,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
ASK
KATSER'S
ADVICE

ST. Petersburg. Jan. SIT is asserted
authoritatively that the Car has asked
the Kaiser's advice about quelling the
rebellion. The Kaiser urged the most
extreme measure, and pointed out that
the revolutiJnists we're operating
AGAINST German residents. Couriers Of
the Gar and Kaiser meet daily at
Eydtkuhnen. according to reports, and
exchange dispatches. Fighting is going
on ia the Ural mountains, and there Is
an outbreak IN the Orenburg district.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
Personals

Mrs Harry A. Green returned 10 hsi
hone In Portland laa eyouing accom-
paaled BY hof sister. Mrs. A. G. Law
renee uto wll fcmain fof wesk
Mr. Euniso Lusksy, state president
~ Ne Missionary unioh, came Up from
fofiand this mofniug 10 address q
mseiing of ihe Conuegaiiohal Mls
slonafy sosle,y, a the home q Mf.
~ "a Fisming this Afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

erase. che ls,hsn boy who vus A.
rested soms time 40 10 he residence
~ Ma T n Kay, pleaded guilty 10 che
shsrre u treIas, and was ansd ESQ
snd costs Not having ths $50 be was
rsmanied 10 Jan, where he viii remain
IS dayu, plus ths rumbsr u days that
~ vill fsqulrs 20 rerve oui ihs costs
u tAs safe q che raie of o. per day
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
sus Tor II An
tFouF O'Clock Edltloa)

tFouF O'Cl0tk EdltIou.l
san Francisco, Jan. 5.-suddeH 4
chTisiiansen, owueFs OF the steam
schooner Chehslis today alel a libsI
suit In the United States district court
Tor $4,000 agaiHs, the steamer City
Of Pueblo, Tor towing the latter YES,
ssl into port on her trip from the uorth.
The value Of the Pueblo Is placed al
half a million.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
No Wonder He Was Nervous

N'uF o'loeA Edltl0n,)
Aamil'on, o., Jan. 5.-Enorts "a
communicate with Dr. Minor Morri.
who is az the home OF his brother
N'n'eF Morris, ten miles away, failed
IL Is learned that DR.. Morris has been
az his brothers. house for three
months, seekiEg quiet on account Of
nervous trouble, His wife has not been
there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

Mr. Fred sittkuss died al the B.
OF his daughter, Mrs J. II. Cook
day January 8, 1905, Of an apoP,
stroke.
He was born in Eastern Prussia y
J. 1890 and was married In lsl6.
1860 with his wife, he came TO
United States. In 1898 they cane
salem, where they have been with b
daughter, Mrs Cook.
The funeral viii be held at the G
man Baptist church on North Coti
street. at 2'SO p, m, SUNDAY, Jauu
9Th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

IL daily enacted In Thousands OF hss
~ Death claims, In each ono, ana
victim Of consumption or phsunaa
But when coughs or colds arc p,
erly treated, tho Tragedy is aysrtsl
O. Hantley Of oAklandon, Ind, Sri,s
my wife had tho consumption, q
three doctors gave her up. Finally 4
took Or, Kings new Discovery b
consumption, coughs and colds, VA.
cured her, and today shs is vel q
sEong." Il kills tho germs Of an B
eases. One dose relieves GuAFazis
At 800 and ti.oO by J. O. Perry, 1s
gist Trial bottle FREE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
SAVE
ONE
DAY

FouF O'Clock Editiou.)
san Francisco, Jan. 5.-rhe new fast
mail schedule, which will cut "a hours
on the time from New York 20 san
Francisco via Chicago and the Union
and Southern Pacific has gone into ef.
feet, greatly improving the mail facil.
tiles Of California and ihe whole eoast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

st. Petersburg, Jan. 5.-Th rcvolu.
tionists' actions indicate that, while
the open revolt is crushed. they expect
TO continue the struggle by assassina-
tion 1t is reported that Witte will
resign In April.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
AN Are Ioekes a..

s,',' D-',f Jan 5.-la'ee hundred an,
~ -'l''' ana ,eaus;ers are iT.
-. I : result Of tae lockout o. ora
s-. s--ls'' BY Contractors. over -. !. ..' !.
- 80, s.,' = ne latter to iOsrsass The p.v
= drivers 50 ssais . day. -' Pay
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
A Few Dead Russians.

lFour O'Clock Edition.)
Washington. Jan. 5.-Advices say a
thousand were killed and three thou.
sand wounded st Moscow today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

Washington, Jan. 6-Rate regulla
"'l' De given hTst consideration By
Hou'e COMMITTEES on interstate e
Io I.siee' The committee meets Jans
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

hs~ytAias Kiaenas ,Air,s sAiH
s.,s's rs''soos,s Ao-wy. s,s Als
siA laasiAsFSAisfs cAins.s and Jap
snsss seeis
HvIh VIM sAN0 20.
s,e oeer, sFss,. Neat Ausy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05
Money to Loan

THOMAS X. RoRD.
ov~ L@ea . h.sAs e.AA. salsa ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-05

0A@ToRrA.
assHAs 1la nit la Nv TIN s-s
'','''" &1H4ZEz
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-02
Taking Notice.

Taking Notice.
~ n ILWAUKEE fight promoters are plum
T ing themselves upon the discovery"
- Of fight referee-McBridc Of
Buffalo. Mcbride refereeing battles when
some of the present-day battle mongers Of Mil
waukee were In the mud-pie class and having
Quarrels with the house cat over the chicken
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-02
JOE CANS RECORD

Born Nov. Is, 1875, Baltimore.
1S94-Won from Johnny Van Hest
nine rounds.
1895-Won from Kentucky Rose
bud, seven rounds.
Drew with George Siddons,
twenty rounds.
Drew with Young Critic, ten
rounds.
1896-Won from Jerry Marshall,
twenty rounds.
lS97-Won from Stanton Abbott,
five rounds.
Drew with Young Critic, fif-
teen rounds.
1898-Knocked out Young Star
light, eight rounds.
Won from Kid Mcfarland,
twenty rounds.
Won from Jack Daily, TWEEN
ty-fve rounds.
1899-Knocked out Eugene Beze-
- nah, ten rounds.
Knocked out by George Nc
Fadden, twenty-three rounds.
Drew with George McFad-
den, twenty-five rounds.
1900-Knocked out Dial Hawkins,
two rounds.
* Knocked oe}<s5, out Barney Furey,
*; knocked oc9. out Otto sielof'
Won from Spike Sullivan,
fourteen rounds.
Won from Young Critic,
eight rounds.
Lost to Frank Erne, twelve
rounds.
Lost to Terry McGovern,
two rounds.
1901-Knocked out Bobby Dobbs,
seven rounds.
Knocked out Jack Hanlon,
two rounds.
Knocked out Joe Handler,
one round.
1902-Knocked out Frank Erne,
one round.
Knocked out Jack Bennett,
five rounds.
Knocked out Rufe Turner,
fifteen rounds.
Knocked out Gus Gardner,
five rounds.
Knocked out Kid MOZART
land, five rounds.
Knocked out Tom Broderick,
- six rounds.
1903-Knocked out Steve Crosby,
y, eleven rounds.
Knocked out Willie Fitzger-
aid, ten rounds.
Knocked out Buddy King,
five rounds.
Lost to Sam Langford, fif-
teen rounds.
1904-Won on foul, Jimmy Britt,
five rounds.
1905-Drew with Mike Sullivan,
fifteen rounds.
1906-Drew with Dave Holly,
twenty rounds.
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INTEREST IN FIGHT
is AT FEVER HEAT

to bet something like $4,000 Of the
purse money on himself, and he
thought this would make it look bad
for Sullivan, who is one of the big
business men here.
The switch, however, will not in
crease the confidence in Cans, and as
consequence some Of the big gam.
blers are going over to Nelson. It is
not believed that Cans is betting any
such sum as $4,000 on himself, altho
he has come to be regarded since he
came here as born gambler, willing
to stake everything or nothing. The
reason for not believing or doubling
Cans funds are SO tied up and hedged
about that it is very doubtful if he
could raise as much as $4,000 for any
thing. It has been noticeable from the
start that Cans and his followers have
done all the talking about bets
since the two fighters came here,
while Nelson, who has quite little
pile has said nothing.
Dane Is Confident.
Nelson, however, is confident. He
thinks there ism t a chance to lose. He
asserted today that he is perfectly
able to whip the negro at 1873 or 1876
pounds.
cit makes no difference,' he said,
what the weight is, I IN his master. He
can hit just as hard and can take more
punishment thru a long fight. I do not
say that the battle will be long one,
altho this seems to be the opinion of
most Of them. It may be short, and
even if it should be I will not be the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-02

man TO take the count. / m not out
lining my plan Of battle, but I can as
trail new wrinkles on Cans. He may
think that he will be able to cut me
to ribbons, make me blind and do 9th
er damage to my face, but what will
be doing all that time? I will be
reasonably busy myself; it will not be
"Battling 50 body and face that will
receive all the blows.
I really believe he will. Well, he viii
need all the strength he can muster
when I go after him. 1t would make
no difference to me if we fought at
catch weights. I can whip him to
moral certainty. They have been try
ing to scare me with talk of Cans
generalship and footwork. Well, have
improved some, too, don It forget that.''
Despite reports from Cans headquar-
tiers about his being in the pink of con-
dition, etc., there seems to be an un-
dercurrent of uneasiness about him.
There is not that confidence which is
manifested at Nelson's camp. Every
thing is being run in business-like man
ner. Cans himself is trying to make
light Of every new turn that develops
and tries to impress all his hearers that
the fight will be nothing but a cake
walk for him.: He maintains that the
We1SnC has IlOt iAu VIII uoL DOCnef MIN,
he will weigh in without any difficulty
whatever. At the same time it is no.
ticeable that those who are supposed
to be the negro s hackers are mere-or-
less down in the mouth. They fear
that Cans will go into the ring weak,
despite his declarations to the con-
trary.
Cans Talks.
"I have filled all the specification to
date have [ not9" is the way Cans puts
'Now 1 have been free with letting
everybody know how easy it has been
for me to get down to weight and that
seems to be the only thing that has
bothered my friends. They all admit
that l have it on the Dane in ring gen.
eralship and footwork ond there are not
a few that claim that eIncan hit good
deal harder than can Nelson. Now, if
] can make, the weight, Of which there
isn't the slightest doubt, is there any
reason in the world why I should not
whip the Dane?
"All this talk about me going into
the ring shadow and that you can
count my ribs half a mile away is all
moonshine. There is nothing to that
at all. l am not raising these points
an excuse should T. be defeated, but there
need be no fear on that score. 1 will
win and may win in hurry. I do not
think the fight will be long. 1 think
/ can so tie up Nelson in the first few
rounds that it will be comparatively
easy for me to finish him with a blow
at the right moment"
And SO, judging from the talk of the
fighters, the bout will gc on indefinitely.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-02
Tonorrow's Battle.

TIME one best bet on tomorrow's battle is to
give your money to your wife.
Cans has been so crooked that he could
hide behind a corkscrew and Nolan loves money
too we'll to take any chances on the Dane.
On form, Joe Cans should land Nelson In ten
rounds. From that standpoint the clouter from
Copenhagen hasn't thing on the Baltimore
buffalo.
I've seen both men 60. Cans in battle and
5 Nelson In exhibition work OF the boxing game
viii know II he lives 500 years. Cans Is like
panther on his feet. and as graceful. He
moves in and out without working himself to
death and when he goes in he generally stings
the other fellow In griefsome manner. He put
out Frank Erne in punch and that was
blow that could be heard all the Fort Erie
arena: He can box all night and has punch
that carries the count with it.. He can play
tattoo on Nelson's jaw and If he hits the
Dane often did Britt there will be moth
Ing but the uncut left for Nolan and his prize
package.
Nelson is not clever boxer in any sense of
the word. He Is one Of those chaps who goes
in and takes punishment to get close enough TO
innict It the other fellow. Many are over
looking the fact that Cans has three inches or
more on the reach on Nelson and three inches
mean much to Joseph and may mean much to
Nelson. Nelson is rough battler, using his
head as effectively as his fists, but when It
comes to butting heads with Cans it is an even
break. Nelson has rough punch but a strong
one and has a chance, but nothing more.
AL of this is, OF course, upon presumption
that Cans is in condition and the fight is on
the square. ..- .,@
Cans is 80 years Of age and was battling
when John l.. Sullivan was in his prime. He
has fought 80 often that he has fqagotten ali Of
his battles and is ring genera. His ring
boxing is up to that of T6mmy Ryan and none
Of them had 1t on Thomas when it came to
knowing that end Of the game. If Cans can
stand the sun, has not weakened himself to
reach 1873 and goes into that ring 1T to 70 twen-
y-nye rounds, its black money certain with
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-02
NELSON'S RECORD

Born June 5, 1882, Copenhagen,
l900-Knocked out "Bull' Win
tiers, one round.
Knocked out Harry Griffin,
six rounds.
Knocked out Charlie Dough-
erty, one round.
Knocked out "Kid' Critic,
three rounds.
Lost to Joe Headmark, six
19ol-Lost to Eddie santry, six
Knocked out Mike Walsh,
six rounds.
19o2-Knocked out "Kid" Ryan,
six rounds.
Knocked out Billy Rosser,
one round.
Knocked out "Pudding'
Burns, five rounds.
Knocked out Elmer Mans
field, ten rounds.
Knocked out Christie Will
Hams, seventeen rounds.
1903-Knocked out George Brown
field, ten rounds.
Knocked out Sammy Max
well, eleven rounds.
Knocked out Stockings'
Kelly, four rounds.
Knocked out Larry Melon
aid, four rounds.
Knocked out Artie Simms,
three rounds.
Won from George Memsic,
three rounds.
Drew with Charlie Neary,
Won from Jack O'NeiN, six
rounds.
Won from Jack Robinson,
six rounds.
Won from Johnny Thomp-
son, five rounds.
1904-Knocked out "Spider'
WEIGH, sixteen rounds.
Knocked out Martin Candle,
eighteen rounds.
Won from Aurelia Herrera,
twenty rounds.
Won, from Eddie Hanlon, ten
rounds.
Won from Young Corbett,
ten rounds.
Won from Aurelia Herrera,
20 rounds, second time.
Won from Tommy Mark
ham, three rounds.
1905-Knocked out Jimmie Britt,
eighteen rounds.
Won from Young Corbett,
nine rounds.
Drew with Kid Sullivan, six
rounds.
No decision, Abe Attell, six
rounds.
No decision, Jack O'Neill,
six rounds.
l906-No decision, Terry Meow
ern, six rounds.