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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-30
WANTED REAI. 5EsTATE


WANTED PRACTICALLY NEW, WELL.LO-
Gated modern minneapolis 5Sincomet property.
VIII give $4,000 or $1,000 I'm cash and few
choice residence lots, in one of the best cities
in southern Minnesota, for the right property
Property must show a good per cent on price
asked and priced right. Address 4T2O, Journal
@ WANTED-MUsT HAVE AT ONCE. -
More houses at all prices. Have sold SO
many this week our list is low. II you have
one for sale. call Monday morning. Can shoW.
34 You list fof waiting customers Johnson &
Gangelhof, 613 Globe building.
WE SOLICIT YOUR IIsTINGe. =.
we nave continual calls for all classes Of
property We have some ihvestments worth
/, your time 10 investigator; best ire and lorna.
DO: Insurance. Chute Realty Co.. 3o1 Central
WE CAN GET you BUYERS FOR YOUR
real estate. Improved property or vacant
lois. lois Give US legal descriptions prices, terms,
II Dodge Land Co.. GIG Phoenix Bldg.
WE WANT TO GET you BUYERS FOR YOUR
lands zen block Give us legal descrip-
tions, prices, terms, etc. 3 ,s,. :
Dodge Land Co.. GIG Phoenix Bldg.
Improved property anywhere in Minneapolis
: What have YOU to offer along these lines?
=. Dodge Land Co.. GIG Phoenix.
BEST MODERN SEVEN OR EIGHT-RooM
east vicinity university, that 81, 900 cash will
buy. Address 5191 Journal. 80. ...,st r.
WANTED-To BUY a DUPLEX HOUSE THAT
= pays II per cent on, the value; Will consider
property up to; Sc, 900 Or $1,000. Address V
500. Journal. St. Paul. 2:5"... -, =. = Z
Sso,eoe READY CASE. 1EoR City REAL IS
tate: II you want some or all of this call
Immediately. Business Mems Syndicate, 5o6
i Northwestern building. ,-."@ -.
Will RENT OR BUY EIGHT on NINE-RooM
house In eighth ward; must be reasonable
Give price and full particulars: Address SILL
cAsH. FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE: FIRST
house for land, Hobart Phoenix building =
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BUSINESS CHANCES

o o o o o o 20 30 o o 20 o
0 13-ROoM HOUSE, SOUTH, $2,1O0.
D Two S-room houses, North, $4,000.
0 Store building South, rooms above,
Sl,2OO.g.s i. y q ., 4 ,t.. ~ . q
o The above are rented and clear. Ex-
0 change for acres or small farm
0 Four-room house, North, two lots. barn,
o exchange, $500. sr
o $4,000 takes creamery business, build
0 ing, 7-room house, barn, three milk wag-
D Ons, etc. Take some land.
0 11-room hrick-veneered house, North, I
0 $4,000; terms. - IN lrz- ,ss
o Roonling houses, hotels !and business :,
0 propositions of all description
o NJ. L. Melberg
0 & S22 Boston Block. ..e.~
q
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10 TO Is PER CENT. NET

l2 TO Is PER CENT, NET
Income paying investments; large double cor.
ner, with brick-veneered stores fats, duplex
houses and tenements, all in frst-class re-
pair. This is a snap and will pay you to
Investigate this money-maker. Closing out
estate. Also a smaller property that nets
II per cent. Both we'll located, on good
business streets, and land will soon double
in price.
Geo. B.~Dartt, -~-,-> -.
S07 Phoenix Building.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
- 0ffarod -

Offered.
~ sSvcNr M 1.I1I m 110T.
ing refined, pleasant, elegant home, l will
rent large elegantly furnished. front room,
with excellent board ll.inodern eonyenienees convene!
tance, very reasonable, suitable for two or
| more; N. w. phone South 2o77-L. 1905 Park
| girl employed, could find congenial home for
| service given assisting about house mornings
| and evenings. .ComDanionshio more an object
account husband away a great deal; only two
in family. Phone South 2246. =
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLoR SUIT
able for man and wife in modern house; free
! use of piano. Also first class board. One or
two smaller rooms, reasonable price. 1870
Nicollet av. @1.t.s5 >. +-E
SOUTHEAST CORNER ALCoVE ROOM, WITH
board; very, comfortable for two or three; To-.
lion central all modern conveniences; excel
lent home cooking 25 18th st S. ..,
DUE BILL FOR BOARD AND ROOM IN PRI-
vate family in Southeast Minneapolis near
RaudenbSsh sen iV Z Co., a 7th St stf n " W"
| LARGE ROOM. GROUND FLOOR, MODERN
+ Hat With board, suitable for two gentlemen,
free telephone and fine bath: Very desirable.
I 519 9th st S. @s.=sE - ... -. ~
/ do not mind going out a ways s05S T.. c. >
VERY DESIRABLE SUITE WITH BATH,
also single e. rooms, at Hotel Southern ath
of dHu olu bt, HAutG1tile IatSs. ~
ROOM AND BOARD, $3.50 PER WEEK; HOUSE
modern and In walking distance. TIE. phone
.11oo5 address 1o7s Z 18th .se-s;z--s
BRICK HOUSE, STRICTLY MODERN ROOMS,
S. per month up; tirst-class table board, all
home cooking, 1901 9th st N.T .,
LARGE SUNNY ROOM, SUITABLE FOR TWO,
/ modern home best table board, walking dis
tance.- ITO d 18th st.
ROOM AND BOARD FOR COUPLE IN PRI-
vate home, fine residence district. Address
Ats, Journal. 5@s
FRONT ALCovE ROOM, STEAM HEAT, SUN
ny, second floor, with board for two. 1921
9th av s. q ~ a ID Il. ,.-:.as 3 +
TO LET-FURNIsHEDZ ROOM IN MODERN
/ house, private family; board il desired Mic
ollet 537-L. .s.E%s -. .s !. 4 IS
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND GOOD
board, 81 per week ITO 9Th st N. Give us
a trial &s f4ress sressA5 ..;
NICE ROOM AND GOOD BoARD;. TERMS REA.
sonable, and walking distance. At lib I'd
ay S.. H ~ 3 gz4
HOTEL SAN ANGELO, 1891 MO !: SUITES
and single rooms: with and without board
HOTEL VAN EYCE, CENTRALLY LOCATED,
outside rooms; good board. 1924 Ncolet ay. 5
j WANTED-TWo GENTLEMEN OR MAN AND
wife for room and board 14t2 4th nv 81.
SUNNY CORNER. sTEAM-HEATED ALcovE
room, with board for two. 1921 9th ay 8.
SEE WHAT We HAVE VACANT. HOTEL
| Waverly. 81 s.: !. iE5l3 d {
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES I
OCEAN, STEAMERS IS.

.,=,gai;gss:;is. G., B. &,Q. Ry.
ssss2&sessEySGsa rhones-N.W., Main $50; nc. 81.
lSss& Ticket Offices, Sd and Nico1iet:
Eaessass@ Union Depot, Nicolet and High st.
.-e.tv., 3 s5 AL Trains Daily. Arrive
1880 an !: '.Yho Chicago Day Limited. 1O:45 pm
1880 am mona, La Crosse, Dubuque,
; iChicago, St. louis. !. 1:O5 pm
1850 PIN The Chicago Lim1red". $3.50. 500 an
.s:.ssf IWinona, La Crosse. Dubuque,
=. ! Chicago st. Louis, -. $1,000 10 :45 pa
1850 pm Iiock Island, Davenport,
Clinton, Moline, Peoria. ..... $500 an
1880 am The st. Louis. Scenic Ex.''. 1870 pm
100 pm tSock 1sland, DaSenport,t q:
lClinton, Moline, Peoria ~. i 500 an
1850 pm The st, Louis Limited. $500 an
$50 nm "The Chicago Night Express"
'...' Winona, La Crosse, DubuQue,l u...,
p " Aurora Chicago .......,..... -. 1:O5 pm
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FLORISTS

AMUNDSON G KERCHNER, Fuperal Designs a.
speciality 400 Hen. Z. C. :io5S; Nicullei l9i
JULIUS RIECK. Floral Designs and Flowers.
1878 Washington ay n. 7. C. phone 1865.
MINNEAPOLIS FLORAL CO.. seth ST, Calhoun;
wholesale and retail florists. Roth phones.
E. NAGEL & SON. FLORAL DESIGNS AND
flowers. Both phones. Ills w Lake st.
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INSTRUCTION ii
CLOSED.
Bakers Dances at Eighth and Nicollet.

5SLOHEOs1tF&
Bakers Dances at Eighth and Nicollet
VIII Reopen
Iss at Lanes Han. Sylss@
614 Hennepfn av, II
Next Saturday Evening
LILLIAN BAKER. TEACHER OF DANCING
n Teaches only at her academy at Richmond
halls 9th st and Sd av 8. st..E41
spioaa spigase lessons day or eve M by appointment
IL special rate to sJan. Is. 1907. ss5t ~
Glass and informal Wed. and Sat. evenings
-kes. T. G. 1856; Richmond Halls, Main S9o3.
GRAHAM,s STANDARD PHoNoGRAPHY,
USED Dy the best court reporters; expert teach
err, post graduate work for advanced stenog-
faphefs; evening class for gentlemen $40
term of 20 lessons. Minnesota School Women S
Industries. Stevens av, corner 32d st.
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, PIANO, CELLO, GUITAR,
cornet, clarinet, private lessons Soc: instru-
ali instruments: violin and mandolin clubs;
day and evening classes; enc hours drill 15c.
-F. L. Tappan, so 7th st S.
MeELRoY's DANCING ACADEMY, 9Th ST AND
Nicollet ay; dancing taught in private, day or
evening, by appointment; class instructions
and informal dances every Saturday evening.
Competent Instructor. Phone 1884
DANCING ACADEMY LESSONS, PRIVATE OR
class, social dancing after class every Friday
evening; call Friday evening for lessons and
dancing. McElroys halls, Sth and Nicollet.
Mayo Bros, proprietors. =
PUPILS PREPARED FOR STAGE; ENGAGE
Tssnrsd fer ca; taented pupils eysning les
st. Phone 1O76s II ~. .1..- ~, N...,.. u
PIANO, VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, GUITAR,
cello; satisfaction guaranteed; lessons SOC.
Woke School of Music, 92 7th st S. -: +
AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY PIANO IN
stEaefor desires @ more pupils terms reasonable
SPANISH PRIVATE. LESSONS OR IN GLASS.
ParSOns, 1904 18th ay, S. r. G.. phone 25O4G.
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MACHINERY

6HAFTING, PULLEYs, HANGERS, COUP.
lings, betting, wood and iron working mach1n.
cry, new and second hand; largest stock.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st 8. Mpls.
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WOOD AND COAL

ay N. I. c. 13401. Woodward & Co. sIIc.
cessor to Washburn Coal Co. We give trading
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= BARTER. AND: EXCHANGE
<~~~N~~O~>>~~~NSNN~
;WANTED-T0 EXCHANGE FINE STOCK GRO.
:. ceries for Minneapolis residence and cash:
!. stock st invoices $500. Address. Flat 81, 1918
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD FARM
lands, $1,000 stock general merchandise in
North Dakota, doing good business Building
fo,UOo, Will sell separate Can reduce stock
to $4,000. This is new, complete stock. No
ODDS and ends. Too much other business rea-
son for selling. Answer quick. Address 1861
Journal. >'
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-30

FOR sALE-GOOD RESTAURANT, GOOD Lo-
cation, leased for four years, brick building,
on good business street; rent $50; price $45O.
One S225, rent $40. One $325, rent $50. One
$500; $1,5UO; one So 600 kooming
house, 20 rooms, $500. Rooming house, 81
rooms, new furniture, $1,000. Hotel 20
rooms. country town, good business buss and
horses, one cow, price $1,1oO z. o. Rue, ST
AulrrlS butldinr - T'
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SALESMAN wANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY
and capable salesman; to one who can sell
carbons, ribbons and other specialties and
who understands the general stationery busi-
ness, a managers position is obtainable and
an interest in tae business may be acquired
Apply Ri Smith, president, the Munson
Sta tionery & Printing Company, Guaranty
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-30

HOTEL AND A DELIGHTFUL HOME HOTEL,
strictly commercial trade, all modern forty
light guest rooms. fine office, charming dining
room: county seat, 1000; only So hotel; four
railroads; If you want charming home
beautiful lake country and a hotel that will
make you $500 each month over all expenses
buy the furniture and rent this one; $1,000
cash. j., 11S KasOta bldg
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RESTAURANT IN THRIVING NEW TOWN
In North Dakota, line of Northern Pacific
railroad, doing nice business, averaging $3.50
excellent farming community and trade well
established. Will sell at invoice price. Rea-
sons for selling, have another business that re-
and wife who are willing to work. Address
w. T hIcCl
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL
FURRIERS


FUR RERODELING, REPAIRING AND RE.
dyeing month at summer prices. D.
Morris Fur Co.. 70 10th st s. T. C.. 1o6os.
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TO ANYONE. WHO WILL, APPRECIATE HAv.
ing refined, pleasant, elegant home, l will
rent a large elegantly furnished front room
with excellent board. all.inodern conveniences,
everything new, choice location. walking dis
tance, very reasonable, suitable for two or
more. N. w. phone South 2O77-L. 1905 Park
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ANY MAN OR WOMAN WITH MONEY AND
common sense will either advance money for
manufacturing or buy interest in popular in
Vention as soon as they see it; 10 per ceut
paid for loan; price for quarter interest
$4,000; one-third interest So, 600; whole inter-
est $1,000 cash and Sc royalty or 5000
cash; last advertisement in Minneapolis. PHIL
st
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ATTENT1oN PRoPERrY oWNGRs-ToR o o
the next 30 days we will hang your wall y
paper for 1Oc per roll; work guaranteed. o
Naylor Bros, decorators. N W. phone O
Nicolefl12. Office 715 Plymouth av o
O o O
WANTED-DRUG STORE, ALSO MEAT MAR
ket. New town, Brentford, Sphinx Co.. S. D.,
on new NJ. s. st. L. railway; 20 business build
1ngs since Nov 1. Sure to be town Of 500 in
year; 100000 bu grain to be marketed; 1873
a: Way, townsite agent. Aberdeen. S. D.
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DISTRIBUTING AGENCY

SOUTH SIDE DISTRIBUTING CO. WILL DIS.
: tribute cards. bills, samples; city references;
reasonable prices. n. w. phone South 21s1-J.
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WANTED TO MEET A PARTY WITH ABOUT
500 to put show on the road: have $500
twenty towns booked ahead; company already
organized; investment secured by first mort
gage; VIII make small towns; will consider
lady who can handle box office. Show. must
Ian. IL 1ll7 AldrnSS
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BUSINESS CHANCES J

Continued
GROCERY BUSINESS, DAILY CASH SALES
$40; no delivering, big profits, best location.
building t zN,rsnr
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NORTHWESTERN line
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN n.

and Tenth Ave South: PHONE: Main 264.
Except Sunday. Others Daily. Leave. Arrive.
Chicago, Kansas City Q 10 am so pm
Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha ...... 40 pm 90 am
Chicago, Des Mones. Kansas City 10 45 pm 80 pm
Omaha Ft. Dodge, Austin ......... IL oi pm 715 pm
Rochester, ManEato ............ n 10 am n IS pm
Rochester, Mankato Hsyfold .... 4 IS nm IL 70 am
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-06
Railroad Employer Hours.

He arks for the passing Of the bin lin
N.Eg the number Of hours az
employment Of railroad employees. and
clssses the measure as a very moderate
one He ssys the aim Of al should be
10 steadily reduce the number Of hours
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-06
10 Income Tax CONSTITUTIONAL


income tax stands on an entirely difrsr-
snt footing from an Inheritance tar, be-
cause II involves no question of the per
pstuation OF fortunes swollen to an I'M
essence a question of the proper adjust
rnent OF burdens 10 benefits. As the
law now stands IL Is undoubtedly dim
cult to devise national income taH
whether 1t is absolutely impossible 10 an
other question. and II possible II lie most
certainly desirable. Tho first purely In
come tax law was past by tho congress-
in 1861, but the most important law deal
ing with the subject was that of 1884
THIS the court held to be unconstitu-
tional.
The question 10 undoubtedly very in
uionte. delicate. and troublesome. The
decision OF the court was only reached
by one majority. II ~ the law OF the
land, and, OF course, 10 excepted as such
and Loyalty obeyed by all good citizens
Nevertheless, the hesitation evidently
felt by the court as whole In coming
10 conclusion, when considered to-
gsthsr with the prayious decisions on
the subject, may psfhsps indicate the
possibility OF devisinE constitutional
inoome-tax law which shall substan-
tally accomplish the results aimed
at. The difficulty Of amending the con
stitution is so great that only real ne
csssity can Justify resort thereto.
with tslis subject. as with the subject
Of the proper control by the national
government over the use OF corporate
wealth in interstate business. TO devise
legislation which without such action
shall attain the desired end. but IL this
fails there win ultipately be no al.
tentative to a constitutional amend
ment."
lie makes a strong plea for technical
and industrial education for the masses
and while the federal government can 20
but Nttle in this line. he asks that
schools % this character be established
IN NJ
ample 20 the various states
Agricultural Interests.
He appeals for every announcement
that the congress can give TO the sgri-
cultural interests Of the country. lie
points 20 the good that 80 being done ~
the various forms of grange orEsniza-
tons, ard says:
several factors must cooperate in tbs
Improvement u the farmers condition.
He must have the chance 10 be educated
In the widest possible sense-in the serss
which keeps sysr In view the lntiFnals
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-06

FL do not say that this is the rixb,
system. ! only advance IL 10 empha-
size my belief that there is need for
the adoption Of some system which
shall be automatic and open to ali
sound banks, so as TO avoid ali pos
sibility OF discrimination and favorit
vent the spasms of high money and
speculation which now obtain In the
New York market for at present
there IL too much currency st certain
lation at New York tempts bankers
10 lend 10 at low rates for speculative
purposes, whereas Mt other times when
the crops are bling moved there IN
urgent need for large but temporary
increase In the currency supply. II
must never be forgotten that this
question concerns business men gen
rally auite as much as bankers: es-
peciBiiy In this true OF Etoekmen,
farmers and business men In the west
for At present at certain seasons OF
the year the difference in interest
rates between the east and the west is
from six TO ten per cent. whereas in
Canada the corresponding difference is
but two per cent. Any plan must Of
course guard the interests of vest
ern and southern bankers az carefully
az II guards the interests OF New York
or Chicago bankers ana must be
drawn from the atgudpoints OF the
farmer and the merchant no less thar
from the sta edD0ints Of the city
banker and the country banker.
The law should be amended so as 70
specifically 10 provide that the funds de-
rived from customs duties may be treat.
ed By the secretary Of the treasury as
he treats funds obtained under the Inc
ternal revenue Laws There should be
d considerable increase IN bills Of small
denominations. Permission should be
given banks. 81 necessary under settled
restrictions 20 retire their circulation to
larger amount than t3,0g909o =. month"
He again asks for free trade with this
country for the Philippines and IN the
same connection reviews the work done
By this country In the islands, and says
III we have erred IN the Philippines II
aSS been In proceeding too rapidly Ia
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-06

"The actual working OF our laws has
shown that the effort to prohibit all com
bins good or bad, is noxious where
Il ~ not Ineffective. Combination Of
capital like combination Of labor is a
necessary element OF our present indus
trial system. It Is not possible completely
to prevent H.; and II Il were possible
such complete prevention would do dam.
age TO the body polite. What we need
10 not valnly 10 prevent all combinat ton
but to secure such rigorous and adequats
control and supervision Of the conbina-
tons as to prevent their injuring the
public, or existing in such form as fney-
itably TO threaten injury--for the mere
fact that a combination has secured
practically complete control Of q neces-
asry OF life would under any ctrcurn-
stances show that such combination was
to be presumed 20 be adverse to the pub
lie interest. II is unfortunate that our
present laws snsuld forbid all corrbfna-
ions, instead 81 sharply Discriminating
between those combinations which 40
evil Rebates, for instance, are as often
Aas 10 tAs pressure Of big shippers las
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-19

away faithfully on the body all this time,
but his blows had not the force and he
cousd be seen TO be getting the worst OF
II.
The fourth round was all sullivan's he
starting the affair with two vicious tabs
10 the face with the left. He followed This
with hard right TO the jaw. while Ash
ley pinned his faath to the solar plexus
blows. sullivan then hammered Ashley
with right and left to body and they go
10 "a clinch to save thenrelves. In the
break Sullivan sent In the right 10 the
head. Sullivan was again. doing all the
leading.
The NTH round started off with Ash
ley doing the leading, working away at
Sullvians wind as IL for dear life. Sulli-
van jabbei himself free from the rlIshes
with "A left and right cross Ashley was
forcing the going now and landing on
Sullivan with vicious and furious blows.
The round was even.
The sixth started OF with sullivan send
ing the right TO the head and he then
tried his upper cut again. but Ashley
has the blow we'll timed and Il glanced
Off. Ashley led with the left 10 the body.
while Sullivan worked away at the head
Ashley scored one with the left TO the
face and rushes Sullivan 10 a fierce mix
UP. He proves 10 be the favorfte The
round ended with Sullivan trying me
tab, but Ashley got inside and hammered
sulhvan's body without mercy. This is
clearly Ashley's round
The seventh was mixer OF the first
order, with sullivan leading a left for
the jaw, while Ashley worked on the kid
neys. sullivan tried for the head with
right and left and Ashley scored on the
neck. sullivan scored again with LEFT to
the head and followed this with left 10
the jaw. Sullivan got his uppercut 20
working and rushed Ashley through the
ropes
The Fall River lad refused, however. to
be put TO sleep, and comes back strong.
Ashley started the last round with a left
lead. but missed. and Sullivan sent in a
left 10 the head Ashley worked again
on the body while Sullivan seemed to
think that Ashley's vulnerable spot was
somewhere on the face. Sullivan forced
Ashley through the ropes with left and
rght TO Jaw. Ashley rallies toward the
end, but could not win the fight. Sullivan
was declared the winner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-19
CANS OUTP0INTED
BY Willie LEWIS

Willie Lewis outpointed Joe Cans in a
six-round bout before the Twentieth Gen.
tury A. c. last evening.
In every round but two the white boy
did by far the better work. Cans had
q little advantage in the third round and
the NTH round was about even Nearly
all the spectators agreed that Lewis
easily outpointed the negro. so that the
only possible drawback 10 his victory Is
Cans record for crookedness and his
habit OF in and out going.
Lewis dashed in with a straight left
for the mouth: his rush carried him In
and he clinched. After clean break
laway he sprang in again and got the
left home. He repeated the trick When
he tried a third time Cans broke ground
and escaped.
Lewis came I'm now with a rush and
both clinched. AT the breakaway Lewis
swung a heavy left hook on tho nose.
= Cans shifted hard as II the blood had
istarted. They spared a few moments.
lsnd Cans drove In a long, clean left on
the nose. but Lewis was back at him i'm
mediately with one OF the same.
Round Two-Twice Lewis jabbed the
,negro's Jaw with his lightning straight
lleft. Cans clinched. Willie jumped back
and came I'm again with straight left jabs
ION the nose and mouth, four OF them, so
ffast that Cans had 10 clinch
At the breakaway Lewis swung ard
Cans broke ground and saved himself AS
Willie came In Cans chopped him on the
cheek with his right. then followed with
q heavy right hook on the Jaw. II was
q beauty.
As he went away Cans sent a hot left
5ab TO the chin. They spared. Lewis
sent volley OF straight left and right
Jabs for the mouth. and Cans blocked only
"a FEW OF them. This was Lewis round
'oy a big majority.
Round Three-Both were short in their
leads Lewis slipped down and Cans won
applause by helping him up. Twice Willie