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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23
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Information franceSa

Como era de esperarse, los result
tados obtenidos hasta hoy en- las
elecciones generates celebradas en-
Francia, han sido favorables al Mi
nisterio Sarrien; este es, demuestran
que Ia mayorla del pals simpatiz9
con la politica del antique Ministe-
rio, y da alas al actual para que no
sc aparte de la lfnea de conducta
que aqu6l dei6 marcada.
81 al terminarse las votaciones no
ha cambiado el favor de la opinion
p1blica hacia el Gobierno, puede va
Ticinarse desde luego que no tarda-
IA en- quedar debidamente solucio-
nado Ell mas delicado de los proble-
mas que Sc agitan en- la polftica in
ferna de Franeia: nos referimos al
que sc relaciona con la ley de sepa.
raci6n de la Iglesia ell Estado La
gran mayoria del pals sc ha pronun.
ciado abiertamente en- favor de dicha
ley, sin duda por considerable con-
venientc los mutuos intereses de
las dos grandes entidades; pero CO :
mo peSar de esa mayorfa, han sido
muchos los elem entos adversos 4
ella que Sc han agitado no solo en- ell
seno del cuerpo legislative, sino en-
el de las masas, tratando de produ
cir desconcierto total en- Ell uno Y en-
las otras, Sc hacfa indispensable una
nueva manifestaci6n de la conhanza
del pals en- la discretion del Gobier-
no, para que fuese dado a este lie
gar aconclusion de6nitiva sin que Sc
lie pudiera acusar de ejercer violen-
cias 8 de chocar arbitrariamente con-
ira el querer de las mayorias.
En- ell case improbab bic de que los
adversarios del Gabinete actual OBJ
tuviese superior n1mero de votos en-
La nueva Camara de Diputados, ell
Vaticano contarfa con los elementos
necesariOs para modificar radicalmen-
tie Ia aiudida ley en- tanto que ST 10
contrariD sucede, este eS, 81 Ell Co.
bierno Sc hace dueffo de la situaci6n
en- cl Parlamento, 8 en- otras palabras,
predomina la Influenza del Ministe-
rio Sarrien, 4 Ia Santa Sede no le
quedarA ptro fecurso one. haccr bue-
na cara 4 los acontectmientos y auto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23

mental en- Hipnotis-0o, Gagnetismo Per-
sOual, etc, que Uds. n,e enviarOn acompa-
nad0 dc otras instrueeIOnes, mo han pro-
porcionado pOr IA practlca de las auto
sugestiones adquiridas do esas psginas. IN
triunfo pars nj mas yali0s0 que ei importe
on metallc0 de mil cursos juntos. Fl triun-
TO consiste en- haberme hbradO dol peni-
ciOsO ylclo de flimar cigarrillO5, habito
tunesto que me ha venidO douninando Dor
espacio de p amos, sin que me fuera posi-
bic desarraigarlo dc mi hasta el presente,
gracias su valIOsO curse, ademas be To-
grado robustecer mi indiYidualidad mental.
Adolfo Fernando Suarez, Professor Publ
CO, Guanillas, Santa Clara, Cuba.
Ho mo cOmpiaZcO soDremanera cada vez
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pues ereo que esta o. Ia Gn;ca manera cue
puedo m0straros mi agrsdecimiento por
haber puosto en mis- nianOs vuestrO librO,
que es, pOr deciriO asi, Ia lave meestra
para el estudiO 10 las ciencias O6ultas.
Bernardo MARITIME Lopez. Gale do Ia Es-
trella No. s, Santo Domingo, Rep0bhca
Dominicaua.
No conozeo otro curs0 Que 81 de ids.
pero eomprendo y est0y oOnvencido que es
el meior, por ser concrete, claro, que no
admite dudas; que sigii6ndose las ms
trucciones como Ell 81 80 aoonseis, tiene
que eons0gEirse 6xit0. Adem&s, IA forIna-
ldad del Institute o. intaehsble Su afnO.
amigo, Luis Carrasco. Gtoriets de- Bilbao 4,
Madrid. Espafa.
Las dlez mil primeras personals que es-
criban 81 New York Institute OF Science
recibirau absolutamente gratis, el asom-
brOso hbro quo les ha tr.Aido 6xito d las
personals arriba nenciOuadas. III librO es
intensamente interesante desds sl princi-
pio hasta el fn. Deberia hallarse en- todos
los hogares. ST vos dese5is un eiemplar,
escribla hoy al New York Institute OF
Science, Depto. as ID Rochester, n Y,
f. T. dc a., 40 reeibir6is yUelta do
correo, absolutameute gratis.
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FL individuo N. Negr6n Vazquez
de Fajardo ha sido multado con SIS
por infringir las leyes-de Rentas In
ternas; Felix Santana, Enrique Sued,
y Domingo Sile, de Arroyo condena-
do 80 dias de carcel y costas por
igual falta; Inocencio Bracero, de Ca
bo Rojo, multa de $3.50; Jose Jorge
Fay con 81 Y Florencio Sanchez de
Juana Diaz con $40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23

Desde Manatf ha telegrafado aver
ell Teniente Schettini, 10 siguiente.
"Regreso campo arrestando 4 Al
fredo Santana, en- Barceloneta, por
coacoion; en- hacienda "Monserrate"
trabajaron hoy 80 peones de Camuy
y 81 de Manati Hacienda Luisa
de Brunei de este pueblo y en- hacien-
da Plazuela I55 de Camuy y % de
Barceloneta, y 7o3 peones en- los Co
lonos de Barceloneta. Manana pri-
mera hora dara principle molienda
hacienda Monserrate de Gsta Pla-
zuela de Barceloneta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23

Aver tarde ingresaron en- la carcel
de San Juan para cumpiir prision los
lndlviduos Francisco Rodriguez
Oporto (a) Manteca y Federico Liar
di Davila, y fueron dados de baia;
en- la de Aguadilla, en- sumario Y /
en- libertad, y en- la de Mayagiiez, 2
en- prision y en- sumario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23
S A ia

FL dfa % del corriente mes de
Mayo, las nueve de la mafiana
tendra lugar en- la ofcina del Direc-
cor dc Sanidad, Benefcencia y Co
rreccion, la Subasta para ell suminis-
aro de CARNE, LEcHE y LENA, a los
establecimientos que dependen de
dicha Direction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23

Desde Vieques comunic6 el sar-
gento Torres, 10 que sigue:
Anoche 0P. NJ. fuG capturado por
mi Y guardia Rivera en- ell barrio
Puerto Real ell indivfduo Doroteo
Lugo acusado de cinco esca1amientos
en- primer grado. Juez de Paz ms
truy6 causas respectivas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23
NOTlCIAS

Los sefiores Domenech Y PARA, de
Ponce, visitaron esta mafiana al Sc
nor Gobernador INFERNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23
Thomas r.. Oliver.

Sc ofrece como sirviente, para ca
saS particulares Il Hoteles. Sabe
perfectamente el espafiol y el ingl6s
I-3 Informaran en- esta Imprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23
MagnetismO Personal.

Sc ha Fundado Institution Incorporate Bao
del Estado, con un Active de $4,000, con el Fin
de Ensehar ell Magnetsmo Personal
Hpnotismo por Correspondence
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23

F
dc senaL
DdO-f Daily Sundays Diao,
aay emily Domingo solamente
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-03
q, ID Advertising sehsma.

Au els'ern publisher Is booming q
Jew novel by inserting this 'personals
IA the daily papers IF the lady with
lark hair anu an absorbed expression
ia Fourth avenue car yesterday who
became provoked because the gentle
man IN front turned over a pago OF
his novel before she had finished read
ing II over his shoulder viii send her
name and address and Sl.2O to any
bookseller she viii be spared In fu.
ture the necessity OF manifesting her
l'spieasuro az such tTdeness. Men
zion there follows the name OF The
took) TO avoid errors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-03

An unusual tragedy occurred H..
Trout Run, a tributary Of Fine creek.
a few days ago, by which a big black
scar ,ost his life, having ,eeD
drown ID.
A voodsman found the Dooy OF n
large bear Weighing several hundred
ponds IN the stream pinned against a
log. From the position in which the
bcdy lay It was evident that the 5eai
tired to cross the stream on the slip
perY log and fen into the current.
which VS. strong as the result Of hard
rains, lie became entangled in some
undcrhyush. There was evidence of
a hard struggle, the log sncwlng places
who're the bear had scratcbnn It try.
mx 10 gct a hold to pull himself out
u me stream-Lock Haven Express.
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Asr usE aE wAE a,ss ep.g


The ooys who had drawn inch
hairs out in front OF the hotel TO gci
my little breeze that might stir. were
talking about tobacco Said one, -
was the lucldest fellow that ever lived
when began the habit great
many times I fooled my moth>r. who
would believe me on sight hut my
athcr came IN on me in the kkohen
nee when ! actually had a pipe in
my mouth. drawing at It and smittlSe
a cloud of smoke.
"Ho diG not need to say anything
{ knew.
Papa, I said, 4 am not smoking
{ hGve just pc the pipe for Mary and
passed the pipe to the cook with as
Inndent an air as | could assume
Bless her soul, she took Il, and
vent on smoking, and my father went
ON his way, satisfied"
Il had a worse time than that" salt
The next man. My father came upol
me with a large chew Of tobacco !.
y mouth. Said be: Son. aren't " u
chewing tobacco? ! gulped the wis le
thing down. hold ny face as stralgbif
.s / could, and said; Mo, sir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-03

Thers "a I'm at Bowie TeN that's
twice as big ns last year This wonder
Is w. J.. I'M who from a weight of 30
pounds has grown TO owe 1850 He slys:
~ suffered with a terrible cough. and
Il ciors envc me up toAdic fuf Consump
ti1p J was -cdncod 10 % pounds. whe1
hcgan taSins nry tpgs New piscov-
cry for CONSUMPTION Coughs and Colds.
NOW after talsihg a. BOTTLES. / have
moro than doubled n weight ana am
completcly cured only sure Cough
and CCod cure. Guaranteed by all
- usgfls soc ana $lOO. Trial bottle
frec.
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olns. candlestloka

G'Sss candlesticks are much more
IN demand now The pressed glass
can be had at remarkably low prices
while the cut glass is not prohibi.
tive IN cricc. Many persone object
g touchDs any brass object, ard
also dis,.1e the labor Of cleannr
brass. Glass Is m,re desirable On
this account. and looks very pretty
upon the dining table, either with
or without shades.
It is growing to be more and more
a glass age. Glass shelves are used
in cabinets and china closets, and il
up.cO-date bathrooms even tue tub
Is Of heavy glass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-03

II has bceE our eXrs~ienco that
hens that haze been roughly banded
arc OF httie va me for leying purposes.
Tho writer has more than once pur
chased on South Water street, Chi
cago. hens tnat seemed to o. in good
,hape for laying Yet tnose hens
would not lay tiil mcdths after and
some OF thcn seemed 10 have aban-
doned the laying business altogether.
The nervous >ystem Of the hen seems
TO be very delicate, and the kind
shaking uD ihey &c. ~ the great mar
Sets often destroys their usefulnes.
jr futH.c lal lng On the farm rough
nandGlg may nave the same effect,
put we are unabkl to SO readily DO
tect its results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-03

T.. g. Dewitt q Co. Of Chicago al
whose laboratory Kodel is prepared ass
sure ms that this remarkable dlgcstant
md corrective 70" thc stomach coI-
forms fully 60 all provisions of the Na-
tional Pure Food ANA ID ug Law. The
Nadal laboratory Is e very large ouc. but
II an the sufferers from Indigestion and
stomach troubles could know tha virtues
}f Kodal it would DE Impossible for the
manufacturers to keen up with the de-
mand. Hodol Is sold here by c R Rem
mn
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On the main lines OF tho Gcrmaa
Railrcad UniO1, ia 1903. there were
1,62l niles Of road laid on Iron
sleepers which was iG per r,wt o.
the total Thousands of miles Of this
have existed for 70 years or mcic
and they offer an experience un
squaled elAwhere in The world IN
many eases the iron ties have nol
lasted as long as the wooden ones.
put the advocates OF iroh claim ~
leis has been dao TO Improper forg
Nd cons'ructioiL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-03

4 man with sqramed ankle win use
crutch. rest the ankle and lct 81 get
wen. 3 man or woman with n oycr
worNcd iomach can't uec a c.utch hut
the stomach must have rest just the
umo. 10 can W. ostcd too Without stare
mtion. Kodol WIN do IT, <odoi per-
forms the digestive work of The Tired
tomach ana cowccts thc digcstiVc ap-
namtus Kodol fully conforms 10 the
provisions of the National Pure Fona
ana Dug Laws Recommended aad sold
by g. r. Eenfro.
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rlp for ereaIass wearers.

Wearers Of eyeglasses have noticed
NO~ they become dim when subjected
Il a sudden change OF temperature
as, Tor instance. when tho wcaref
goes Srom the cold outer air into q
warm room. This may be prevented
BY rubbing the glasses with soap
every morning They may be polished
bright after the soap is applied, but
an invisible film is left on them THAI
will preveit the deposit OF moisture
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Potato RebSons.

Peel and wash one pound or more OF
potatoes, then cut them round and
round as 4 peeling N apple. They
should be in long, ubbon-like pieces
Have two pans Ct frying rat on tn,
FIRE When blush smoke Uses from
one thrown In some d. the ribbons
ard fry them until they are just be
ginning to colCr then with asa-sllce
~, them into the second pan, an fry
them a pretty g0lden brown. Drain
them On paper, prinple them with
salt acc pile the ol d heG dikh.
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Points AL.n. London.

In Lordon a child Is born every
three minutes, and death IS recorded
every Ave minutes. The city contains
700 railway stations, 5000 cmnibu-ps.
1000 hansoms, $4,000 cabs and 7.0N
tram cars. Daily 100000 persom
travel en- undergo una rpaways
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LoNo TENNESSEE FIoHr.

For tWcuiy years " I. Blwls, 0f
Bells. rcnu fought nasm catarrh lie
writes: "rhc swelling and soreness In
side my losc was fearful. tn 7 began
apply ing Bucllcn's Arnica sa', 60 the
s.re au face this caused the soreness
and swelling to disapacar mover to re-
turn Best salvc I'm existence. 25c at
ull Druggists
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Klt,hen towels.

The most soi'ed Of kitchen towels
viii become sweet and white with this
treatment: Cover with cold water,
put them at the back Of the stove, add
one Tablespoonful OF shaved CASTLE
soap and the juice OF half a lemon,
Let d. come to a boil gradually, and
repeat the process. Rinse first In tepi-
s-ep lr cold wa or
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Dry. crack d and colorlcss lips means
fevcrishness, aud are as well M ap-
pcarmg 10 have beautiful pink vel
vct-lilc lips apply nt bedtime coatins
Of Dr Shcups Green gavc. II VIII
soften ana heal any skin aimont. Get a
tree, trial box, at our sto,o and be CON
vlnccd. Larkc nickel capped glass jars
IS cents. +. y. Lille & Co.
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Open thc bowels and get the cold ont Of
your system. Kennedy's LaUtlve Cough
sgup 1gels thc bowie aai ~ .ae -tnc
lme aiag ihe inflammation OF the mu-
roua mciHh anoa. Contains Honey sal
Ta- Drives out thc c1id aua STONY iH
cough Absolutely Tree from any opia-
fes Conforms to the Natola purr
Food aad Drug Law Pleasant 90 a.o
Sold hy q a. Rtnfr0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-03

Heat one cnpful Of maple slrup in
double boiler then add The yolks Of
four wc.iJeaten eggs snd stir until
thick; when cold. add one quart Of
whipped cream ana set into the
freezer
Pack with ice and sat, and allow i.
70 stend for three or fodr hours. DO
aot turn the freezer.
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TWO days treatment free. Rings nys-
pcpsm Tablets for Impaired dig stim
impure breath pc feet assimilation ot
.o'd inc-cusod appetite. 10 not fah 20
lyail yourself OF the above offcr
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Get copy Of The lenders special
niultdal edition ia7ued Nov 9. AZ
.eacsg counting rooW Price loc
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eurHRlE rowgL suPPLY,

]. D. CRAYS, Proprietor.
Towels and aprons of all kinds fur,
nIshed at very reasonable rates. Seu
ne before you buy. j. d. Crays
PHONE 61O.
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Losr AND FOUND.
LsaAL Nor.eEs.
ycmher 10. 1898 }
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

FOR LtQUOP LICENSE
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA. LOGAN
CoCNTY. SIS:
Notice is hereby given that Emil Rit-
tcrhgsh has this Hay filed IN the onice
of the county clerk in ami tor said
county his petition, agl ne that li-
consc be granted him 10 srll at 4etail
malt spirituous ana vinous liquors ON
lot 10, block 5s, Third ward. Guthrie
Proper in said County and Territory.
n no protest be fled before December
20. 1906 his petition will be- granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and tho seal OF said
county heecto affixed this 18th day Of
november 1906.
M E TrAPP.
County Clerk
~ CARL T.. RICE. Deputy
------------------ -------------------
First published in Daily Leader Novem.
her %. 1860
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA. LOGAN
COUNTY, SIS.
Notice is hereby given chat Samuel
rrort has this day filed In the office OF
The County Clerk. I'm ANA for said Coun-
ty. his petition, isklng Tint license be
granted him to. sell ut retail, malt, soirlt-
uous and yuous LIQUORS on lot No. T..
blocit No. 90. Guth-ic Proper aad in
Th-d Ward in said County and Terrl-
tory
II 10 protest be filed on or before De
ccmbcr 6. 1906, his petition Will be grant
ed aud license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto AFFIXED this 2lst day of
November, 1906.
NJ E. TRAPP.
CSEAL) County Clerk.
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See Rc',Ioson's FAN Shoes.
WINTER TOURIST RATES

TO points IN
Florida, Alabama, Cuba
Mississippi, Georgia, Texas
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Round trip tickets on SALE
DAILY 60 April 30, 1907, final
return limit June ], 1907. Why
not spend the winter In the
sunny SOUTH?" You can't
afford TO miss se9ing Florida
and Cuba See Frisco Agent or
address the undersigned for
particulars. +. Il. Clark.
ID. e. harrington, ID p A
II. II. A. Wichita, KS
Oklahoma City
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED Clean sotion raEs. LeadsT
Press Room.
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sss HoBlnsn's aarealn T'b's.
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~ Carl L. RICE Deputy
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First published in Daily Leader Novem.
her %. 1860
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
CYCLING.

Feb. 1.-Salt Lake bike riders organize
Bicycle Racers union.
Feb. 21-John NJ Chapman secures man.
agement of saucer track.
May 3l-Saucer track season opens
June 2.-Burton Hardy wins postponed
Decoration day road race G. Archooid
wins time prize in 5l:2o. c. C. motifs
wins novice time prize in 55:l1.
June S.-Ogden saucer track opens.
June &c. l.. HOLSTER breaks collar
bone in race at saucer track
Aug 14.-Iver Lawson wins first heat
of match race from Frank Kramer.
Aug. H.-Iver Lawson refuses to race
Frank Kramer second heat of their match
race, saying 1t was on account OF unjust
newspaper criticism"
Aug 17.-Frank Kramer defeats Hardy
Downing in match race
Aug A.-Frank Kramer defeats w. e.
Samuelson in match race.
Aug 2S.-Frank Kramer defeats liver
Lawson in first heat of second match
race
Aug. 3l.-Frank Kramer defeats Ivef
Lawson in last two heats Of match race,
making it three straight.
Sept. Last race OF season at saucer
track Track forced to early closing on
account of falling off in attendance.
Nov. 19-Tom Cooper. one time famous
bicycle rider killed in auto accident.
Dec. e.-NeW York six-day race starts
Dec. 15-Joe Fogler of Fogler-Root
team, wins six-day race. Downing and
Hopper second, Rutt and Mcfarland
third. Distance. 1892 miles and laps
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
SPORTING CHRONOLOGY FOR 1906
EDITED BY
W. D. RISHEL, Sporting Editor
of The Herald.

Oct. 17-Ter-y McGovern and Young
Corbett box six rounds at Philadelphia.
Oct 19-Harry Lewis gets ten-round
decision over Jack Dougherty at Mil
waukes.
Oct. M.-Joe Thomas knocks Dick Fitz-
patrick out in thirteen rounds at Coima-
Oct 30.-Ruoe Attel wins twenty-round
decision over Harry Becker at Los An
oct. M.-A Kaufman knocks Sam Ber-
ger out In tenth round at San Fran
Nov. s-Joe Cans and Kid Herman sign
for finish fight at Tonopah:
Nov. 11.-Georee Mensic knocks Char,
lev Neary out in Los Angeles in second
Nov. 11.-Dave Barry and Hugo Kelly
fight ten-round draw at kalamazoo.
Nov. 15-Mike Ward knocked out In
Rapids. Ward died next day.
Nov. 16.-Dick Hyland gets twenty
round decision over Cyclone thompson at
nv Nov 1s.-Abe AttelI gets decision over
Billy DeCoursey in fifteenth round at San
Nov. 2s-Tommy Burns and Jack
O'Brien fight twenty-round draw at Los
Nov 29-Honey Melody makes Joe
WaIcntt ouit i'm twelfth round at Chelsea.
! Nov 9-Andy Bsgen6h beats Jack
| O'Iearv in ten rounds at Milwaukee.
Nov. 30.LJoe Thomas knocks Frank Nc
ConneIl out in first round and fails 20 put
Dec Abe Attell knocks Jimmie Waish
out in eight rounds at Los Angeles.
Dec. 9.-Terry McGoverp adjudged in
sane and is sent to insane asylum
Dec. 11.-Jimmy Gardner WINS ten-rouhd
decision over Rube Smith at Denver.
Dec. 15.-Cyclone Thompson knocks Jack
| Clifford out in five rounds at Marysville,
| Cal