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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-20
LAKE ALBERT


April 9th, 1906.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schultz, boy.
Mrs. VIM. Rudolph IL reported .
little better today but still very weak.
All are congratulating Gust Ginth-
or on having removed his mustache.
Richard Nineman has hired out to
work for Mr.. Frank Frank Swandt
for the summer.
Paul Pinkert has purchased a new
manure spreader from ]. s.. Farley
He advises all farmers to do like.
wise.
Misses Mildred and Vera Hadley
and Ida Wessolek drove over from
Ortonville last week to spend the day
with the sisters of the latter.
The little nine year old boy of Carl
Meilitz was kicked by horse Sunday
morning. His lips were badly cut
and both jaws we're broken. DIR. Boil
sta was summoned and at present the
bov is doing nicely.
Clara Burhle, the little girl who
was burned SO badly last month is
getting along nicely. A number OF
friends and neighbors gathered at the
home Sunday afternoon and each
gladly gave small portion of their
skin for grating on the child to aid
in perfect development of the wound.
Doctors Karn and BOlsta of Orton-
vile are the attending physicians.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-20

We have just added to the furniture depart
ment - ane line OF carpetsas were ever dis
played In this vicinity. One customer ON see-
ing them remarked, "My. what nice line. You
have the most accommodating store. I always
feel satisfied with what buy here" You will
say the same after trading with us short time
E u r N [ T u r E
No need of sending away---we handle the very
best. The prices are right. What you want at q
fair price is far better than what you don't want
at bargain prices There is a best way to do ev-
erything: A best way to keep store; best way
to choose the stock and buy it; and best way to
sell goods. Years of experience has taught us a
great deal. The best way for you to buy furni-
ture is from
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-20
Latest Onion Culture.

Here are instructions from an expe-
rienced gardener for obtaining good
crop Of onions with the least possible
labor: Sow early In March In cold
frames. Good varieties are Adriatic,
Barletta White, Prizetaker. Southport,
White Globe and Red Wethersf1eld.
Seed can be sown in shallow drills
four inches apart. The seed must be
we'll covered and the soil pressed firm
II with board. Keep the frames clos
ed till the young onions appear and
then give an abundance Of air on all
favorable occasions, bearing in mind
that the cooler they are kept the stur-
der the growth.
Keep the surface soil constantly STIR
red about the young plants and all
weeds removed. Water thoroughly
when needed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-20

Wood Bros.
CORONA

G. L. Pres ton, Manager
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-20
Rules For Running uncubators.

Rules For Running Incubators.
Study your incubator.
Acquaint yourself with all it's parts.
Read the manufacturers directions
for setting it up.
Set it up carefully and according to
instructions.
Never try to run an incubator in a
drafty place or near stove or where
the sun shines upon it.
Set fertile eggs only. Waste no ef-
fort upon those that are doubtful
Learn how to trim and clean a lamp.
DIR. Richard Wood.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-20

Few people realize what excellent
boxes for handling fruit and vegetables
On the farm or for shipping eggs are to
be found almost ready made In the or
ange boxes that are shipped east by
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-20

tens Of thousands
from California
every sum N er
and fall, remarks
f q T m Journal.
Renal the sides
and bottom for
afren1fh and cilf
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-20
A HANDY BOX.

two rounded Sits in each end to At the
hands, and you have the box shown in
the cut, holding about bushel. strong,
yet very light, and to be had in most
villages for the asking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

IN the eighth round had not the
Injury spoiled HE judgment Of dis
lance
He had one Of hla seconds cut
the wound under tho eye with q
pocket krffa 20 prevent II closing
anfirsly. The wound this rough
and.rsady operation caused would
have given a surgeon a nervous
chill
Locks Coed.
Cans has gone 70 Baltimore. bat
will return a. aaon as be can AZ
range some business matters To
Show his intention 81 returning he
purchased a round trip ticket This
viii probably set the majority 81
the Young men ia tho lightweight
business singing that cong en-
tilted. II Yohse Coming Back.
Babe. Use Going 10 Leave Home
Cans is probably the best card
before the public today. aud the
promoters hayo already commenced
70 look up opponents for him We
had a long conference last night
with Manager Jim Coffruth The
latter wants 10 bring Cans and
Britt together next month II Cans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

were looked after By Nike Fiabef
and George ahradet.
Cal Ewing Was on hand to rep
resent Oakland. but declined 70 say
what he proposed 10 do.
before the executive session vas
called tn order by President Bert,
Jim ARnow said.
You can aaY that Seattle Will De
glad 10 remain Ia the Coast league.
provided We receive certain eqnceH-
slona which 40 think are reason.
able"
Manager Mccredle said that Port
land would stand b. the Coast
league. first. last aud always. but
be thought h could be strengthened
Hehnader and Fisher said they
we're On hand 10 sec that the Ta-
coma franchise was taken care ~
right. but they had no Idea what
would become of A. II IL thought
that Fisher hopes TO see u 10 20
Fresno
A u Evans. Robert Hunt and &
y. Nelson. all prominent business
men. arrived from Fresno This
morning to tell the mhgnatea what
they would do Tor a team Others
will eums up from Fresno tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
new RECORD

rllinK the wood for total Of aisa
pins Ia three games. the Apaons
OF Chicago. established new
worlds record Monday night Ia Tho
Monroe league,
The best previous figures on the
books OF the American bowling
Congress Was an average of i0Gt IA
Tor three game. ur a total of gtki
only five pins hehiud the new req
ord iieslngera foam In the Chit
eago league held the record until
Anaona great feat The Anaan gain
tei went over the 1000 mark la each
instalment Ia their second game
thar iusAled ta0s. and the lloft.
mans. who were pitted aEalnat them.
vent two pins hetter. scoring 1910
The other two games went TO the
Anaonn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

4 fortune through a prophecy
r. Nhai tide fair % caHns 90
willard Graves. who has learned
that supposedly worthless
document e really part ownrf-
shIn ln Cuusefn that viii
nhartlY bring him large
amaunt ef profHt
ar Graves ten strike might
b. considered pure luck. werF u
not Tor the fact that ~ came
Into " Through The services ~
the well known palmi#t and
seer. Professor lie f'nfeas
SEINE iiuae aEn Mr.. Graves con.
suited Pref 10 Forrest "a re-
Eard 60 his business affairs ana
ID VAS acting ora the suggestion
~ the latter that hc made bis
lucky md The story ia best
told in . letter frou Ar. Graves
to Prof Il Forrest n rradxs
Seattle. NaHh. Jan. ~. 1895
Prof lie Earrst
on ~ shout December iaf.
1895. girg uushianeea led me Ia
the direction 81 Naaler Wax and
south second Avenue. Ia paas-
inE Guys drug ssafs my zttsu-
ton VAS called 10 your adVer-
tisemrnt ont at curiosity
called Rt yeuf office Rud re-
auesfed yua e. give me a finan-
cial reading rou At once gave
me my name. Of which ! am sure
you as not know previous %
my entering in your preseuce.
The very next remark you made
NAa. NJ Graves. You have
paper OF i document tn your
possession pertaining 10 q manu-
featuring plant connecting with
fniasa IN the nnFsheasteHly az
reetirn~ You stated that had
lafH thia piece ~ paper away
thinking Il was worthless You
advised ne 10 proceed "a head
quarters 81 the company. To thy
sufpFis~ / found uay supposed
worthless document 20 be very
vaiunhle and the institution %
which my paper represents part
owner % hs IN noufiahirE
condition. and uFpn mnrw
thorough Investigation ! am sat.
isfled ia the very near future
this company viii be the most
gigantic and prosperous satah-
iiHhmrnf ih the great Northwest.
Respectfully yours
WILLARD GRAVES.
Ii52 Republican 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
Joe CANS MADE A
WONDERFUL SHOWING
DETAILED AecouST OF FIGHT VITA suLlvAs has
ooNG TO BALTIMORE

should wln. efforts will then b.
made 10 hriu4 himself Anf Melissa
together on July 4 In THE sN,en ave
AZ Calma. where pictures souid b.
taken. y IL expected Manager No
lan viii draw ths cnsar line firm
" bot politely. ~ he does not sani
a possible defeat 60 inturs Nelknn's
drawiuE poser ss = theafricki tar
ssrro~ Escape. 2
Whea Cans reaches naitlmaru he
may be called upon GO explain sipshc
testimony he gave when HIS wife
wanted a divorce. With ailmony. AZ
thai time bis plea vas that he waa
All ia a. n fighter. and MAS %
longer able 20 earn a livelihood in
the RAG. Hos he can rsoanrlie this
statement wlih the puhiished ac.
euunta ~ hts fight with Snlllyam
remains 20 ~ arcr.
fuw u the spectators on Fridxs
niEht appreciated hos near they
came 70 witnessing a tragedy. Warn
Sullivan vas knocked down O.
lower rope % tho riak prayeuiea Ns
head striking the bar. boards iusi
Outside the padded ring Had lhis
NOT broken tho force of hia fan be
would have becn severely Inlgfed,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
Don't Forget

That there is something more You
need IN your bath room. especially
when You can get it at n great big
reduction and save money. At Bar-
tells. the Red Cross Drug Store. go
Second Ave. and 506 Second Ave.
on Thursday you can get 90 and 30
cent bath brushes for 20 rents. rs
cent bath brushes for 90 cents.
Kinks floating bath soap. large
bars. for 4 cents. hot water bottles
for 60 cents. and other bargains iust
az good 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
SPORTING
BREvlTIES

Tommy Ryan. who has done a
great deal Of posing and san more
talking during the past two monthH
has fluked % his hsht With Tommy
unrus Since r. an took up Marvin
Hart be has expressed A seeming
willingness 60 fikht anybody. fruu.
jeff down Ia Abe Atteil lie aid he
would fight Burns on Jan. Is. hut
whrn Hufua put % HE defsotlt and
sssneh the article ryan laid down
and quit Has he been hluftng all
along about Hart wanting 90 meet
. urionF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
ORhT0RICAL
c O N T { S 7

An oraiofiral contest viii be
held at the university Friday. Feb
raary 2. in which four students
Ntil compete Tor the honor Of rep
rrsenting The home institution In an
Interstate contest The colleges
which are 20 compete for priEa Of
ftea Offered b. the King County
Tar association. are the universities
Of Idaho. Oregon and Washington.
The event Wlil take place AZ Moa-
eup. Idaho. ia June Last year u.
Claire Jackson wun for washing
ton ia the contest held Ia this city
The contestants Zoe the local tryont
are Miss Mildred Bold. MARTA
Muasor. chris Reldel and Herman
Alien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
AGNEW 10
ON HAN ND
LOCAL MEN PARTICIPATE IN LEAGUE MEETING. WHICH 10 a
SECRET AFFAIR
SECRET affair

Seattle baseball was represented
at yesterdays session nr the Pacific
Coast league representatives Ia San
Franchises BY Jim AKnew and Russ
HALL.
The meeting. the first Of ssftsa
which Will probably continue for
several days. Was held behind lock
cd doors aud very little that trans
plred Was made public. An able
man 10 manage tan Francisco took
three hours dsllberatlou. with no
definite result other than the mat
ter will be left In tho hands Of
Andy Cunie.
Portland Was represented bf
Judge" MeCredie and his uncle, ".
". Mccrudie Taeoma'a interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
PROGRAM.
Burns Anniversary Concert
THURSDAY I.evsuinE. IanuafY = -

THURSDAY EerrnfnE. January ~ tsa
At
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
/ IiaEpifsn Selections Msiar noctsr
MarkeuHie
: seas. .'s,am Ys b. Ashor MIS-
Etia WaiErf
/ song, sllordsr Ballad NJ Hsnry
Daucs. Scottish Reef Mamsie.
tsdw Alec ard Alma flin
SONG Allan Water Mae. Marie
t.uuies CAN
{ purt. 80. Iassie. wnd Ye T.oo Ne
Miss walker ard Mr u Whadali
: Address. "fiatert Burns Mr Jas
o. Msikio
fNTEnNtsafnS
s. Trio Willie Hrewea perk a.
Maui Aesars. ~ WaAHril Iansaa
FurHst ard a J hates
Sword Dance Edward I'M
ia HenE. Gan Ne aeW CsH.aua7 Miss
n Duat %. Vert Thau IN the cauia
Hiant Mine. Clary and Nr liam
TN
"a naarea4 fal Sailors Harnripes =
Miss Maggie Hiu. fhI sheAn
TrHNa Miss Alma fflii
n songs Angus Macdonald -
fhi Scots VIVA iiasf Kline. Ciarr
~ sons. hatus - surfing Mr..
"a sope. Alton water Nr waa.
ueif
"a SONS wa a Hundred Piperss -
Miss walker
Aud t.ans ayne'' The Audisnee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
TACOMA IS
NO MORE
COAST LEAGUE WHIPS Her OFF rst mAp-otttoArss wass
ELECTED

Ffancisea stock. y was stat a.
he had practically settled on tames
. Morley as manager and John
Gleason. % the uiympie club. az az.
niatanf. aa#Hs.
The Delegates elected a. okssoass
The oitesss.
President Eugene y nuriia .
Wise president Judge W w Ahi-
lsresff- Cd ia
Treasurer !. Ciuuea. ni "a
Hoard q Directors A. . ftaFfs
J Get Ewing. James y M0El1y
1udgr Necredie. } r. AKuew.
A sixth director viii be ehsssai
from the city 70 which the frssas lsiss
n awarded so
The schedule committee vac sp-
raintsd - Isfesideht Hurt a. fat.
lows H
Neasrn Mccfedie. ENlng. Masflsy
ANlicw ana Clauce
An aaieurnmsut vas ishsu uHsl
tnmorfwn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

rhe uunherfni showing Of Joe
Cans AGAINST M,ke tTwini Sullivan
Lass FRIDAY ntght has ssads The
Baltimore uekfo = prime fsxotttg
With Frisco fans sea.gusd ftus
experts pronounce bis work the
beat srwn here for Years
Cans IL apparently the last rep.
rtaaaiatiye % ths old nahusd II
Fighters who wsre Al once clsvef
baxeru and bard hittsfn
fiiz len eFe ~as damaEszi "a he
nfth round. and retnted bis Eff.
rieuey somewhat lie said after the
fight he thought he could have won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
"U' BOYS To
WRESTLE

A member OF one 81 the wrestling
classes at the university VIII be
sent TO Everest as representative
20 take part To the wrestling
matches 10 be given IN eoah~,iinn
With a kmakar 10 be held ThuedaY
night BY tho Y. NJ Q A. OF that
city One Of tho llghtweightn will
lie selected to meet nuffuhef.
weight fig pounds. Etefettn
featherwclsht champion Physical
dIS,eOr Roliow wiii p4eroa thu
matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
PULLS OUT
THE SKARLS

A. L. Irnkina. secretary 81 the
Western Bowling congress. returns
81 iaat uiKht from his fiYiuE trip
- spokane The "Oid Timer
hurried 10 the eastern city for the
purposes 81 gaeilinE an uprising
Amnnk the bowleFH bat found every
thing IN tine shape.
A local squAli among the alley
owners waa thought % lnlure thu
chances 81 spokane bewleru Who
desired 70 send 4 team 10 Salt Lake
gltf 60 compete ia the hlK tourney
al that city on March TIA
Secretary jenkins worked hard
vhils in Spokane aud stated this
morning that spokane would sonB
two five=mrn teams 60 Salt lake
CITY. From every hand he received
most gratifying support and prum.
laes OF assistance and he believes
that the meet IL Eolus 10 be en-.
tiruly successful.
-
GOOD SOLICITORS WANTED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

Tacoma vas wiped off the Pacific
Coast baseball map last night al a
uiertiaE ~ representa- lives Il sanst
league teams BY a vote Of 60 l.
Tbs franchise viii te awarded 10
sotne California town. 10 be deter
mined upon latrr
Fresno. Pasadena and sacramento
were represented are All three cilies
are making A sirens fisht for al
mission. II sas fseiled that no
gambling .ssstid 30 tuisratnd ON
league grounds and any inffinRe.
ment VI uef rpls uauld DC string
entity dealt with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

Anrelh Herrera. the Menieaa.
rather upsssx TIE ssaia OLD IDEA that
eis.mrols and NhlAky soaa undo he
professional fighter Herrera arfuka
WHISKY and iota 81 u. exsn during
his training fur battle lie smokes
Nhsn be nlcaaea lie says b~er is
haraer an the constitution than
whisky. Herrera Is naarly - yeara
oad. while louhE Corsett. w'hom be
defeated. iN only g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

Eddie Hanlun. Sho announced
after his recent poor showing
against Kid Herman that he "a
throuE witt the fihs. has decided Ia
enutinus the fighting game Y Be can
nnd any one "a SO on Nith him
It's easier money than working
saYa EDDIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
uso Life Net

After various delays the naw
triple hara at tho state university
gymnasium are being put Ia place
this work. Tho bars arr the only
ones OF their kind IN the notthws est
aud ara especially adapted to aerial
aerOhatir work. A large lfe net
makes the difficult feata reasonably
safe Ia execution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

The faculty athletic c0umlltse 81
stanford university declares that
haas ball il ON . distinctly lower
level than any other collese spoft-
y oass 20 examine tho bead % the
fellow who drafted that report.
uaGhiug 10 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

MeGraW mahea a protest against
the foul strike rule GA the ground
that it's big handicap 20 wvak bAf.
fers. while 4 does not seriously At
feef the heavy hItferu Sounds ~
though MssgssY IL talking By the
card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

Iaek ofKrefe. - ChloaKa. who will
tepct ~kias pafknr before the spo-
kane Athletic eiph. started active
tralpius LAST Monday.
Jack has Go boil himself down
about 10 pounds between nov and
that thne. and viii take no chances
With tha weather man. who Il en-.
tremcN anohliEtnE in the way ef
pfoN tding goed r0adz Cor the puKilist
n NJ uses the datiy long runs as hts
fret method II weight reducing lie
viii I'd ancc begin daily s~estpets
ana vii harden htu muscles for the
strenueus time no expects 10 have
with the pruveF veteran by punch
tue tha has. swinging Indian eluhs.
skipping tho repe. etc
Pew learsdan really reaiisc What a
task q Il 10 cut ONES Weisht Down
hr 10 per cent aud AZ the samr
time build up physical strength. en-
aagauee and speed, Il meana ssCri-
Tee II faod. - rest. 81 pirasurehic
paHti;ne. Il means eafly 10 bed aud
early Il rise II means a constant
surveillance ~ one's habits. no tax
reg nsatl VERY. and constant care
lea, an aeyi,ient cripple a hand OF an
aSn ora les
Is Parker Conditioned New.
Ald Parker has been doing morc
% less tuaocr work Tor the past
week ar -. aud la that respect has
a slight adNaataxu q his opponent
who h Just neW worn fruw a long
railroad gFip natt way across the
ct,untg4. Parker has been la eeniil ID
fion every aay for the past tew
taonths ana would have been evsdy
fas uNht almost az ths drop q the
hat. while O'knefe has not danued
a boxing sinNe since he stripped
= snesr eff Ms hands IN tis ring AZ the
s Spokane Amateur Athletic club
heIianE hast November. bsatep By
Bnly fenry Nelio<il
Jack haa however been busy Win
hls poetic r~m - the lassgs~ hile. aud
nov Tell Her rhat Stead ly
Love l. catching a paft % The Pop
uinr ear On Chicago Alniost every
4 ruE.nst has hobby. Or shows az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
merl.y Manager

After the meeting no nunsunre.
nanf Vas made aa - who soeid
manage the san Francisco toam
during thr eafning season. bat il was
feeiHaa 60 tHaye the matter in me-
hants e AndfeW 4 cignes- xho
owns controlling share - San
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
BROWNS DENTAL PARLoas.

fsriors L z a ab ana 4 Union
block. one door south % MaeDouKali
a EouthWteka
Hours - q. m. 60 y m. sun.
DAYS. so = an. 20 I1sN ,. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

IAN good bah players 80 Ga
Washington when fhaY dle says
popA FanninE, bat none 80 there
while alive" u this a ecSert alam
al Lave Cruanr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

buaineaa sullivan aauandefed a
fortune Kilrain saved hla money
and IL wealthy. while Sullivan 10
broke ilccaaan man Ia a haas been
u duea not mean that he IA down
and outi not BY a jus full.
While Aurella Herrera aud Kid
Herman loominR up 90 tbs haflaon
~ liatweiaht p9saihllitioa, battling
Nolaen Wild 10 kept pEcy busy
fighting or lodging after no Ectu
drought with f@rY McGovern. lt
may be that hrits viii take on Tier
man or Herrera before either ~
them has a chance at the champion.
The eastern racing aaason for 1905
promises 90 be The hent In years. ~
forecast nv thu entries for the bis
handlrapR which have Just closed.
The nroakiyn handicap has 81 sn-
lFlaa, The suburban sns aud tho
brighton 20 So II goes through tho
llai aud they Include such hornea
as sYsonhy, Arthl. stalwaft. Her
miu. ulaeau. Watorllsht. The Picket.
OFT Wells llufEumaaier. ileihi. ku-
ruki. Wild Mint. ranya. ormondo'a
Right. lord as the Vale. Hoaenhen
aud scores ot others.
Some wonderful shooting was
dome by A. n Hardy. al lincoln.
Nrha recently with a ssseallhcr
rife he hit k.tss tao and one half
inch wooden. balls thrown into the
alF AZ distance VI zs feet without
single miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

Barney schreiber IL one u The big
turf winners - the wrist this SEASON.
tie has already slowed 8 900 away
a. hia sinnluEa az Oakland and thu
meet fs not yet half over
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70
TRAINING
- - - IS IS
MAN WHO IA TO Maer JACK oNraFG AT SPOKANE Is LEAD.
I INC A STRENUOUS llrU-soltao DOWN

inclination % Some trade or other
which he might have followed had
he had nat been sifted slth a par
ueulatly aElie pair IL hsnda ttah
fttsaimmons makes hurseahoaH on
TIE side, Honey Maliody has fond
hess Cor singing rnnn aaHsn. Jack
Munro handles the miners ptsR. JET.
fslss hoes potatoes. Jack writes
musical nelodrama lie ffamea up
The words far a pathetic love story
aad some other FELLOW sets u 70
ntaaic,
Weeks stlH After ssslsr.
Freddy Weeks Is sun barking At
KID SCaier The little fallaw u IN
pretty bad sha ~ aince hia fiaht
With Eddie santfy az Newport. ssat-
uFday night Ne eauEht a stitch IN
hia sldr in the aeeend round and SUI
fered latrnsely All through tho seven
rounds until he finally managed %
knerk his man cut. iiis manager.
Hob Meianer. declares that n lie
ponnda isn't satisfactory 10 Weeks
he wtl alloN Scaler 20 eenir IA a.
- scaier has a Euod chance Tor a
nght With t1shtiuE pick fiylands.
or san FRANCHISE, about the fret
week in February, ana II ntin an
cling for that trout refusing ia talk
aKht With Weeks until he lrafus
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Wilmer Cr6weli. captain II the
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country he has scored over 20
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