Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-17

otiNh - NOlillNItIll tlldI Ills pIdIC
will be a great success this summer.
The quebec authorities have shown a
to let him 90 as far as he
likes, and the miners, prospectors and
lumberjacks who can't get liquor on
the Ontario side will gladly make the
"trip across the lake TO "Coney Island
rfi tnirst grows too strong
for endurance.
Prior TO the Dempsey -Fltzsmmuns
Battle hfteen years ago, such a thing
as purses were rarely heard Of Pugi-
lists who sought recognition IN the
roped arena had to be prepared to fur
nlsh backing for themselves. A prize
lighter who had no financial backing
might as we'll have got d job carrying
the bod. Now the fighters want qua
anteed purses that in many instances
would be in excess of the gate re-
celpts, besides special rains or auto
mobiles to haul them to and from the
ringside. Evolution has certainly
fought wonders, not only in the de-
velopment OF the puss cranium but
in money matters as well.
Spurred on by the cheers of his
iN't' WHY. viz sat III NE auultIN'j
wi h a dozen other women in the big
outdoor pavilion, Arthur Cote STAYED
Oft an apparent defeat and by grand
finish earned a draw in his fifteel
round battle with Rudolph UnholtZ,
the South African champion, in Phila-
delphia last week. In ten rounds il
was all n-fighting, and the men clinca-
ed great deal, but Unhotz led the
most, and his vicious stomach ami
kidney blows wore Cote down. At the
beginning of the eleventh round Cote
was in a bad way. Then pretty, black
haired Mrs. Cote rose in her seat Go
it, Arthur. Wade in" she cried; and
the change in the Biddeford man cleo
trified the audience. From that time Oh
he fought like a demon, and there was
not murmur when the referee said
Draw
Abe Attell and Aurelio Herrera
came near mixing it in barroom IN
Chicago a few days ago. Herrera ac,
cused Attell of having told McCarey
that the Mexican was over weight
for the Nelson bout. Attell said he did
when McCarey asked him, and after
Herrera had confessed TO him, Attell
that he was. Aurelio lost his temper
and Attell followed suit. The feather
weight champion called the Mexican
greasy lobster and dared him into
the street. The little fellow seized
Herrera and started to pull him int
the street, avowing he would make
it three straight decisions over tbs
other right there. Cooler heads pre-
vailed and the fight did not come of
The youngest licensed Chauffeur in the
country is the l2-year-old son OF DR.
Billiard oil New Bedford, Mass. This
lttle fellow is only four and one-hall
1eet tail. but he handles the biggest
automobiles with ease. His eXamlna
ton Tor license was conducted II
most rigid fashion, and the commits
sioner even made him run through
crowded streets 10 show that he could
do 1t.
I The TWO some OF Nj. HASH OF TUiiO
Japan, are at the Elmendorf stud
HaSgln 5 stock farm in Kentucky, and
under the tutelaSe OF John Mackey
,ne veteran horseman, will endeavOl
10 carry back to their country a prac
tical knowledge of the breeding OF
thoroughbred horses. When they re
turn 10 Japan they will begin she
breeding OF fast horses on large
scale.
Bill Squires, the Australian heavy
weight, picked by many as the comins
champion, disowns any knowledge ol
hghllng and his modesty is eXtraordi
nary. After he gained the Australian
championship he refused to allow {
firm of photographers to produce pic
lures of him for his own profit on the
ground that he didn't like everybody
J having his photo. When asked to de
scribe his methods of fighting, Bill
stroked his chin and replied: "Oh,
J just hit en-
i Lucien Lynn declared the other da,