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LOCAL BRIEFS.


Credit Men Tliursday-Tlle Credit
/ Mems association win hold It's second
| dinner next Thursday evening, At the
! Commercial club, wneh me Ha''eia VI
! collections VIII be discussea,
I Arg SJ,cnI,crds Tour-AIrs. T. T..
| st,anbnrd Iert to,lav.y on (, tour through
1 t.,,ner, comfy in The interest Of the
| We, TsTi She will travel 100, miles
/! h. stape and speak at all stopping
| niac,is
|
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easSs % s sia,a,,poN IN tbe rity board
:, ras,,.,, ,t,,,a,a ay, rIlma Johnson
- - ~ i,tf.,, n..s, s,ged one year
-, A,..,,,,,. r%,,,,t,,i.t ',pod "a Of 80
aa'u t9t.,.,,a s:r,,tt, st,.aet
ea,'. -, eno -,
Big Shop ,,i 49,
now az WpFs ~ Wy isi' " ,,i
i.tpaiy reE,tiiihs ~ ~,
ing repairs So .sla -, - az, - ,te
olaest ei'Iioses ~, ~ ~ ~, ,af,d
i 49, TN la,v >nn,;nss viii be
hars mis- month.
r.,,,,,,,.,,,ro ,,oot--The com brian
q ,,,,o,a,i,,t, ~
society VIII nesI ", IS
nlasleI i''l's ~ ,,,,or orfai,.s ~
ciatloii 70 ta.s
me a., ~ - boi,,o
= = 49,, ldrnssos
nneiuui'ls In ,s .,na C.nc1ic
ll1 my, oeef'''oi ~ ~ $50
49,, .,;.,,d unrsc ,os,o,a,v
loNc ~, -, "a, -
Z q. a. = =,
smith. - ~ ~,
me OF OF SCI uaS -. ee
county Ia, ioT ~ a,.,,.
" alieged my, sis.eu
ing horse lnal WAS iilile anu u.s. 49,
han sore shoulaer. ne lA'le M's
paid,
Money Quickly Disnppcars-The
NIercantilc Instalment company lost
s65 last evening during the temporary
absence of the manager. The later
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PARENTS WATCH CHILDREN.
Unique lIntcrlainment at Training

: UNIQUE EHtCFtliHntHt at IfaIHIHS
School Yesterday Afternoon.
One of the most remarkable grade
school entertainments ever given in the
state was given by Miss Bowman's
fourth grade at the training school yes
terday. The parents of the pupils We're
guests. The room was decorated with
pictures of pioneer scenes, the hand
work of the children. A pioneer camp
was built In one corner of the room
around which the children We're group
ed singing old pioneer songs and tell
ing riddles as ann Illustration of pioneer
literature. After the program was over
Prof. Stewart, head of the Norma
school, delivered short address to the
parents. The entertainment was con-
cluded by a pioneer luncheon, prepar-
ed and served by the pupils.
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AUCTION.

NJ
f ON TUESDAY, NOV. 10; NJ w.
n. m. No. 45l E. Twelfth sontn' I'LL, LII
Waterloo car to end OF lint, y, 10 o, ~,
east, I'arlor rockers, eeiiter ianies; ~ q
pets, couch. dining table. and ctl; 'l!ssn
q lot dishes and glassware iN9 iats h PIN
made fruits four brass trimSleu IRON
beds. springs and mattresses, dreSssfs,
hot bias. heaters. Born steel r;.ilge
and connections, two sewing macllilies'
toilet sets. two incubators aha bro ,7.si
lot hens and chickens, u. u. rrds, kllcii-
eli utensils. tent and poles, etc,
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY NOV, \.
Al 1870 a. M. No. 347 South Third
East Street. Parlors rockers i'ns l ace
curtains. French clock. center tables,
oil paintings and pictures, carpets ana
rugs, boos shelves. sidehoard. folding
bed. iron beds. springs and mattresses;
dining table lot fine china dishes ana
glassware. hot blast heaters. refrtgera-
tor. cupboard, NJ. .. steel range;
dressers and stands, garden nose anu
X. 4. ANDREWS, Auctioncer.
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Trenton hour is made from hard
wheat, with a new mill, by expert
nillers, therefore Is bound to be bet
ter flour Try 1t. SogeleTs Seed Store.
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mons SAVINGS BANK * TRUST co
,rransacts a general trust business
and pays a per cent interest on saw
ings deposits.
JOSEPH r. SMITH. President.
ANTHON II. LuND, Nlce-Prest.
o. C. BEEBE. Cashier.
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4tAt E.astman.s Hail, Prof. Knox. Hows
to Educate the Child."s Twenty chill
dfen delineated.
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Tonicht Fra 3 Lecture.

Five ears choice Idaho potatoes
Nogeler's seed store,
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

Nj. Taylor g. Co.. successors to
J0serh e. Taylor, undcrtakcrs and en-
halmers, Same address, 25l-3-5 East
Flr5t South.
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CONTRACTORS.

MILLER & JENSEN, CONTRACTORS.
Architectural and engineering works
Phones: Bell 1851; Ind. a2Sl eli Sharon
Building.
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MARTIN COAL Co, 5o SO. MAIN.
All kinds of coal, well screened and
promptly delivered.
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ARE YOU HUNGRY?
Fine food and service at The Royal
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1,rAlI MINES READY.

In a recent interview given the
tNews" by A. H. Cowie, president Of
the Wasatch Store company and vice
president of the Utah Fuel company
said THE Utah coal mines on the
line of the Rio Grande can produce
enough fuel for Utah and outside
states. 1t is not a question of produce
ing capacity. 1t is entirely up to the
railroads: we will turn out whatever
coal is needed if the railroads can
transport It," The opening of the
Western Pacific is really step taken
for freight reasons more than pas
scngcr reasons, at this time The
Gould line ana Nevada Northern have
finally got together and come to traf-
nc agreements to provide for the best
interests of all concerned. The South
ern Pacific is said TO have all 1t can
do at present and II Nevada wanted
more fuel and lots Of it some other
carrier had to be looked forward to
for relief. From the tenth of the
month coal will be brought from the
mines ON the Rio Grande to Salt Lake,
shipped on west over the Western Pa
cific and carried down into Ely. and
other districts over the Nevada North
crn.
A semi-weekly or. at the most, a tri-
weekly service will be arranged out
of this city. Fine big Western Pacific
engines have been awaiting this OPEN
ing and coal and freight cars have been
assembled here, but so far as passen-
ger equipment Is concerned it is doubt
ful whether any is ready. What
equipment Is necessary will be boz
rowed from the Rio Grande. Local
Could officials, as explained know
none Of the details Of the service con-
templated and are awaiting word on
many points.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

ROYAL SHOE REPAIRING Co. 107
South West Templc, Both phones Bell
HISS, Ind. eli. Give us trial. Mems
soles Toe; Ladies. Soc: heels. &c: rub
Der heels. 4Gc. Done while you walt. All
work guaranteed.
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Child-WalIi Floral Co..
At Godbe-Pitts Drug. Phones 140.
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il q ~ ~ =
WESTERN PACIFIC
OPENS TUESDAY
Salt Lake Division TO Begin
Business Under S. v.
Derrah.
ooro rpoM TAD chcT
WORD COMES FROM FAR EAST
Ncyada's Facing Winter Without sur
fcicnt Fuel Brought About
Long Delayed Action.

The Western Pacific will open on
the tenth of this month. Handling of
traffic between Salt Lake and either
shafter or Wells, New, will begin on
that date This is unofficial but cer-
tain The announcement is made
doubly{ interesting in that 5. Y.
Derrah, assistant general freight agent
of the Rio Grand here is to be put
in charge OF traffic. Mr.. Derrah Viii
retain his office with the Rio Grande
and will make his present headauhl.
tiers do for the two positions. When
seen this morning Mr.. Derrah SAID
he could make no authoritative state.
nent regarding the Western Pacltlc
or his appointment as general asene
but admitted that the Western Pacllc
viii probably open up some u1lie
early this month and that ne may
be appointed as master or ceremonies ~ !,
pro TEN. From outside inside
sources it was learned that the word
which will set freight and passengers
2trawjns rolling back and forth over
the Salt Lake-O kland line came,
direct from New York. 1t was also
learned that such a step was Intended
to be made last month but all Things
could not be arranged by the Liinc
appointed. The Rio Grand oifices
were. XII bSoS 'iADi
Official evidently possessed some nnu Us,
al rormation which he was not VIII.
ingE.o give out.
Although the Western Pacific IS
built from SaltLake to Wells, Nevada.
1t is most likely traffic will be carried
5on as far as Skater. Shafter Is the
junction point of the w. p. and the
Nevada Northern which runs north
and south through Nevada and is an
Ely line. The truth Of the matter is
that Nevada is facing fuel famine
this fall and winter and the mining
and other industries in the state are
In bad way: the outlook is gloomy.
The Guggenheim interests which con-
troll big mining properties also own
the Nevada Northern. In owning
mines the Guggenheims faced the same
fuel shortage which is threatening
the entire state. But the Guggenheilns
held the means of effecting change
the Nevada Northern. II will be clear
to thinkers why Gould and Guggcn~
helm men have met frequently In
this city and Denver during the past
few months. The opening of the West
eru Pacific to Shafter is to permit
Utah fuel being carried direct to the
Nevada districts so badly in need OF
coal.
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SALT LAKE DIVISION.


The Salt Lake division extends from
this city to Elko, a distance Of over 200
miles The order which comes from
New York undoubtedly called for the
opening OF the salt Lake division"
This explains how Wells figures in.
Wells may be the western terminal for
the present but Shafter will see a big
bulk of traffic turned out for the diff
ferent districts pierced by the Nevada
Northern.
The route followed has been given
time and time again. The W. p. tracks
connect with the Rio Grande tracks at
Sixth West street, runs west across the
Jordan river and keeps due east and
west for abour seven miles, then skirts
the southern shore of the lake. crosses
the desert and on into Elko county.
New. This division has been complete
for several months. Trains could have
been passing back and forth long ago
but the w. P. and n. N. could not get
together satisfactorily. Nevada's plight
was the means of bringing about a
truce.
The news that the Western Pacific is
| opening UP. even II partially, only, i.
news indeed to all the west. for the
| whole west has been watching prog
ress of its construction with deep In
! terest. The opening is a chapter in the
| history OF the vests growth.
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uELP wANTED-AIALE.

CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ARE
paid well for easy work; examinations
OF all kinds soon; expert advice. sam
pie questions and Booklet Az describ.
Ing positions and t@llf-~ easiest ana
quickest way to secure them free. WIZ,
now. Washington Civil Service school,
Washington, D. c.
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR
Der trade, only few weeks required.
Special Inducements now Particulars
free. Nfoier's College, Is Com. street.
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VIZ sell on commission or buy any
thing You have to sell. Furni tans h ba
pess tr,,nLs rllns etc. Coop. Secona-
Hand Store. ga State. Bell 5ots lilu - ool
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no REPAIR YOUR SHOES. MEMS
sewed soles 7ac, heels 25c. ladies' sewed
soles Soc heels &c. Salt Lake Shoe Ike
pairing Co.. Basement Atlas BLOCK.
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NALL PAPER.
- - y

Midgley--Bodel 60. IS. p. Isl. sd.
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STOCK no FEED, LARGE PAS :!
w. Temple Phones: Bell 1918: Ind. $50.
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POULTRY. EGGS AND VEAL. BEST
prices at Blinns Market, NO. izY Wes.
Isl South. Phone Ind. l6S.
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WASHING no DO AT HOME.
Gents work preferred. Guaranteed nrst
class, rear l49 West South Temple.
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RAILWAY MAIL. CLERKS. con-
menccment salary $500. ENaminatloiIs
soon. Preparation free Franklin :, instl-
tute, Dept. aM, Rochester, ~ y.
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on TRADE. TWO YOUNG ioRSsi ?,
s two mules, have been too long on n. pasr
cd streets. I. ~ l.. Furn. O. S'lp
House. b
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MEMS OAK sEwED soLES. , sfsa
Shoe Repairing Co.. Basement Atlas Dir
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III YolJE WANT GOOD BOOKS. E1a a;
tI,tm nj the Deseret Sunday Scl 'of5
Union Book store, y block e '' -
brigham Young Monument
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BOY WITH HORSE no CARRY THE
Evening News. at Calder's station. APP
ply at News" office, Murray.
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DRY COWS, 3. S. HINCKLEY. $40
r, eth South Bell 4992-red
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/ SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR PIN z A.. II,
high grade piano sale. Very cheap, tsS
Than half Address T. y.
293, City. $50
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YOUNG AND Eat CALVES. DRY
and fat cows. Saunders. Phone 2574-y.
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pooLRooM. LONG .L d;s.;s,l;s E can
5quire rear 3i6 w Soush ifS s'559
between IL and i. ---.--
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Yoti TO SUBSCRIBE FOR TtE
Juvenile Instructor Send 81 for year $
subscription TO The Juvenile lns.tuo-
tor. salt Lake City.
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NEW AND SECONDHAND FuRNl-
ture-stoves and rangesIWill e Taahh,,rn
Furniture Co. S. West LIST South. Ben
5252. Ind. 1156
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WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM, 9
Young man, must be close in, references
Address Els care of News.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT e ANb
sold. Larsen & Nealson. 2Sl South sts'ee a
Bell phone 2l23. -.
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, i.N.l ~. NJ
inution soon. Preparation tree. Franz
lin Institute, Rochester,, n. ~,
lin Institute, Rochester, ~ y, Deps'
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YOUNG MAN no ASSIST IN DEM ~. 81
Office not under 16 years of age can
3l2 Mccormick Bldg.
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i BUY MEMS CAST OF'F CLOifa-
ing. 1Ih South West Temple
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE, CAR
pets stoves, bicycles. Star FURNITURE
Co. 3l5 State Street. Tell. eSS-k.
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GRANITE LAUNDRY. YOUR ROUGH
dry at &c. pound. Bell 5135-z; Ind 99
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usE HALLS sCANkGR RENE T. 81, =, :.
c,,re Tor diphthcria, give u 10 Suu.
3chiit,ren VINO are well; 1t is preNei-
tive Sold by all drusgists
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MOWERS sHARPENED.

( FURNACES e CLEANED AND RE-
paired: smoky chimneys cured: roofs
repaired and painted. Harry Fennel
Phone 1921 Ind.
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NOVEMBER Z 1908
wANTED.
WE DESIRE WORK FOR LABOR

no AUTOMOBILE OWNERS: :, " - y
-hayn storage room at Isl South State
St. for IL automobiles. ARRANGEMENTS
can he made by calling on the GoIlso y,
dated Wagon Il Machine Co., lSo aou''ia
state Street.
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ONE HUNDRED HEAD OF RAMtSSS-
lette rams, yearlings and tWo-yea5r l j., ,.,,
well wooIed smooth bodies and laIie
bones Can be seen at Home Ranc!'
North Ogden. A. r. Q. Smith.
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s. E, 4. FIXING 4. UP.

An ACME QUALITY PANT Z; r srAli; \
enamel or varIish for every cry {pa Iiii makes
Winter cheerful, CULMER = 49, a.
it;taaSsS Co. ~ East LIST South S
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$40 LONG WOOL RAMS. ALSO LO6S ON,
wool ewes. James Winter. Nv Wes1 - -iAu
North. Bell Phone 1872.
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HELP wANTED--EEMALE.
Statesmen WANTED.

CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
Utah with staple line. High commits
sions, with Sl00 monthly advance. Per
manent position to right man. Jess IL.
Smith Co. Detroit. Mich.
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DIR. and Mrs. Byron w. King. Studio.
Gordon academy; classes in elocutioh's
physical culture, delsarte. Shakespesaaiiss'
Browning, Tennyson and literary ina ,s
prctation; stammering and stutteTTlni,
cured Residence 1924 First Ave. lno;
Phone 22Se,
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If YOU WANT A HOME ON EASY
terms see me. NJ. NJ. King. 22l Constl,
tuition Bldg. Bell 1874: Ind. 1129-R.
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ART or 7F1RONlIlV(,
sASsAIL.ANT AIR

end of 1t. The fence across which
the board lies making the lifting easy.
Balance and leverage make very
easy the apparently difficult feat l am
about to describe, feat whereby /
have seen a man who weighed 120
throw 200-pound opponent high into
the air and dash him to the ground.
Here is the trick: 4.
Your street foe strikes for you Wild
ly with his right hand Catch hold OF
his right wrist as he does 80 with
your left hand. Bend your left knee
and lean forward with the upper part
Of the body. At the same time pull
his right arm backward over your
head until your left hand, by which
you are grasping his right wrist, is
near your left shoulder. AS you do
this seize his right leg just above the
knee with your right hand. Now your
back is against his chest. With your
left hand you are grasping his right
wrist. With your right hand you
grip his right leg. Keep your left foot
far enough advanced to bear the extra
(by moving your own body and haul
ing on his by pulling his right wrist
outward with your left bring the back
Of your shoulders down across his
waist. Now rise to an upright posi-
ton, swinging his body up as you go,
his stomach resting across your
shoulders, his right hand and leg
caught and held by you as just de-
scribed. The manner In which his
body is balanced, midway across your
shoulders (again the question of the
fence and the see-saw board), the i'm
petus of his rush and your rise are
such that you can thus swing into the
air man of double your own weight.
The whole thing depends on speed,
accuracy and (above ALL on balancing
his body correctly across your shoui-
ders. When once you have him thus
In the air you can drop him any way
you please or dash him head down
ward, IL you prefer. Don't let him
seize you with his free hand during
the process. The trick is, as l said,
far easier than 1t sounds.
There are several nerve centers in
various portions of the human body,
which, II struck hard, will cause for
the moment sort of temporary
paralysis, or which pain or jar in
capacitates that organ for instant ac-
ton. One of these vulnerable spots,
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Heel on Opponents instep.
as have explained to you, is the solar
plexus. Another is the point of the
jaw. A third is the top OF the in
step.
Remembering this, try the following
trick II hard pressed by street loafei
who is. trying to practice unfair meth
DDS Of fighting:
When he steps close catch the bi.
ceps OF both his arms in such way
as to prevent him for the momen'
from striking. AS you do SO brin,
forward either foot, toe upward
Throwing the whole weight of the
body on this foot, bring down the
heel with all your force onto the tor
of his instep about midway between
the point where the toes Join the foot
and the spot where the front part OF
the foot ends and the ankle starts. AS
you do this thrust him backward and
land at will on his jaw. Be sure tc
have the other foot planted in such Q
way that II you miss your aim yor
win not lose your balance.
Again, II your opponent rushes you
striking at you, seize his extended
arm by the wrist with both hands
wheel about so that you are facing il
the same direction as he This impris
oned arm being drawn over your shout
der and still held by the wrist Ii
both your hands), bend suddenly for
ward above the waist, bracing you
feet, and pulling his arm forward
sharply and with all your strength
The impetus Of hts own rush, aided
by the pull YOU give his arm, vii
send him oyer your head to tbs
ground.
One thing morei The street iight
er. as have said, win Kick. Be care
full to stand In such q way that hi
kicks cannot land on your abdomen
Stand somewhat more to one sid.
than In regular boxing, and keep. you
left log extended In such way a,
pastly to protect the abdomen and Il
receive any kick that may be a,me.
thereat.
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Waited for a Man.

First Cyclist-What's in the band.
box. BIZ, and where's the girl?
Second Cyclist-That contains my
puncture-mending device. get them
mended quickly and well without lift
Ing finger.
First Cyclist.-Tell usl
Second Cyclist--Thnt box contains Q
5lsdy's skirt and picture hat: when !
puncture I've only to don them and
waitl
First cyclist--By Jove. that's cleveri
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on a level with the small of HIS back,
and Gas in the hip lock- bring your
right hand against his throat. Now,
on system OF opposing forces, push
with your right hand and draw inward
with your left arm, keeping your left
foot in such position that he cannot
step backward, nor recover his bal
ance. Throw him to the right, letting
go as soon as he is on the way to the
srppnd snd not giving him time 20
catch hold OF you. .''5i
To guard against this, in case a man
tries to get such a grip on you, whirl
to your right, bringing your. left foot
around in front to prevent him from
stepping in. This move, If done quick
ly, will also prevent him from getting
grip on you.
The "chancery and hip throw" Is
one of the oldest and most dreaded
holds in the now extinct London prize
ring category II your antagonist leads
for your face with either hand. guard
with your left and lead for his face
with your right, .gauging the distance
80 that II you do not land your blow
will go past his head Bring back
your right arm until it encircles his
neck from behind. AS you do this
wh;rl about ION your left toe as a
pivot) until you are standing directly
In front of him, with your back to his
chest, your right, arm still about his
neck. and your left hand gripping his
right wrist. Your hips should both be
In. front of him. Bend the knees SO