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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
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eNrtte Ct ea al bette sIars
q Sr6mirbsssr. % at bpm.
me sfter be mango peIpiniss
nnbeialinssr, hi Dor montaeei.
oil pisielis benns Boa pinos
Sriserrsie blaubt "serurabs
goiien''s eaisrr % anore.
Spgen Il ~inaItSts ~inlrrttet.
at her for bier al aarrts Ia
tcer CT fire blanfe 9inicr m.o
Slons for Jamiiisn; % glaet.
ninses Eanne. ttnntr busr
Eats Ct anfert On rGer fitre bt,
remte Wrass 90 aSinserS SpSs
telsoas. 90 paa ben mob itaas
tnor Siot fHoes ber = for be
t~ilinarruos 1a,prr - ct Iioet
@ers. ct Gpigram eger en- tbs
talclIe at en- slIsr anhen napn,
iitnoig Reripnlishen. Oct sil
serr At nor Sntrrssie for su'
hner familit - % fan egina
seo pisir etilisbener bliss til
ripentet Tnite - paa otnae
GnaDe at bab. belle fin Slrst
iam!et ! en- ilig linn utt Scg
mto ansibflit al bnert enfrIt
TtSlenrs JsoielsSatU % Ssh
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Sosrn rr immft inbbnnorn !
9arreo uieb crDet "Tpbitlss
bassbos'' GnIShosRaurr paa
Hseesn % 5crfata. liant rent
Suit. % brn isnoes frit mcs
slaoe for s1.25 betait / Tor.
ffno. gi bar psiaa rnssI Gle.
cant ihsbunnn, ! submit, iSm
foiier 10 Sents rrtra. % be- 81
bel brroi Bet lille Silaa for
ilsiernb,ts sfpls.
ahrtsis;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02

Trouble never fails to come to the
man who waits for something to turn
up.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
Sen norife spnoSc.
(slicr "airitiistnb,.e q

fNt" ~ ~ SAaANO Ia
Sreeborb Mimi, bar mootaqe
aoIo til @raro Sorts, g. g., 0,
ifiiIoe holoe fin 5iItraoeIiesyrroifei
Der Seuoas oer 27oe September.
&pSanger Weniebeo fcireoe fiji
WfiSiionsieit 146e Senooa efter Sri
nitatiS. 3nitor 9ernen prRoifeot
en- 6ormiboasen, % Goit. Baife al
Misiouriipnooen ON gitermiSbngcu
Helpport Wenigbeb boIbt Mis.
i~ionsfeit 19tc Senbag efter Srini'
tdtis. Gr86ifcr al Goit. 30. z.
Sub paa norf ON SormioSoaen %
al 8aIt. Sipeuion on Gftermiooa.
gen poa GngeIif.
- geitre oe 2itre ct. OIais We.
righeber boooe lin aarIige NiSiions'
felt Den f3oe Sent. Eoit, Snge.
brigtiou bolot 3isiionsprPoifen on
Sorm. oe ON GitermioSagen en- Gale
iIrr iii llneoommen.
- WisiionSieit boIOtes / Orleans
WeniobeS, Gaitor 2aurit5 2nrienS
SaaIo. 8r9oifen ON Sormiooagen
al @roi. DR.. Quur, 2orien, iom ON
@ftermio6aecr bolot Soreorag coer
Gdlreuoermisiionen.
- Siortenhe SsnOue cfter Ere
folbigbeo bopbe 9Ientuooo Wlenig'
he's, Sotuo, fin Wisiionsieit. RrG'
hifen of Goit. 81. @or8e ON 8or'
mib6ogrn. On Gfternliobaaen ilo'
fsrtes ct grogrom Of 9ernete rlt'
ser 2rrer Ola SoIbeims 2eoelie,
GAIT. SO. ". 2arien forloo ifl9.
"0oc. Ser" 6en Site auguit meo IN
sSomiIie Sdcrumento, Gal, bpor ban
hiotil bar orret Brett, for Of begipe
fla iii 3crtb Sufota, boor ban bar
mo0tneet aulo iom &inlpeprclt hos
Gormanocn / IoroueitIige 9iitrtft,
9ait. Senoricfion.
9etbIcbemS Wenigbeo | Grorp'
fort Sopnibip | Spouelt for Sem
mare, g. 3af., fit Den 13oe Sept.
@~runSiteuen Ioat for lin me prog
tiae Strife ai Gaitor z. q. Senorict'
ION, Sormdnb / oct nor0ucItItge 0i'
thrift. : San6Iinsen oeltoa oeslrOen
Gtcoet8 Brett, SIabmorf, % Gaitor
MeiieI. @etbIebemS @tcni9beo bleu
itiftet | 1901.
-NtiStre Soma SpecinIfonierence
hur iaur boIot, 10 areosmsber; Oct
fsrItr / &oit. 8. e. Seniens aalb,
Sinn @rope, SSa., ben 27oe og 2Soe
Mai. Gait. 5ehtemburg iremlngoe
Geierut oper "oe 3ebe8 Spitan'
reIie". Get onbet Isoe boIbtes |
Shor, Sa.. Boit. u. 2orienS 9alb.
96e og tOOe Srptbr. Eoit. 8. g,
Serieu reiereoe oper "bcn ianoc Sri.
iienoom." SEQ %iioimGpntc Ntobe
erpbifeSe &nit. 81. 8. @uttebs og
SormauO SongSneS.
- Mcnigbeoen / Getroit, Mim,
fit lin me Strife inbpiet ben Gle
Sept. .Brrmbitenen blep lagt al
Sormono 9icrgo ON 6ormiooogen,
&ait. Sob. Sotbue tolte ON SriituS
Tom airfens enc iauoe 8rmOuolb.
beltog / Snuoliugen Eoito'
rcrne 9. :. 9oricn, &. :. Srri, $.
8. Rorobp. q. u. Guammcu5 @. u.
.ohnion. G. 6. @opo oa SteoetS
Brett, q. O.. Guammen. SEQ Snb'
p~ieIieSicIten iorrctteoe Goit. 8. g..
Guomuten for NItcrct. Boit. Saricn
hcl0t SntimotioustaIcn, % Bait.
9isrgo prroifcNe obcr 7ngcnS Gpi'
fteI. Cm Gitermiooaacu WiSiiouS'
QuostieHeite meo GrpSifeu al &ait.
Bait. Sobuion prpbifcoc pun
CngeIf on Yitgn9n.
Ten SurencSc Sirfr.
tetiu "sutbtruntrrH." -
- 8nitor 9. 3. No@ium or M /
Spiflnno ga pcute@ bio / @CgUnOcl,
fen al rpite NIuaneo.
S @oScobcI @iS., Gait. 9. 8.
Seo6es GuIo, bIcu en- airfe inouict
Seroag ben 30tc Guluit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02

miooag aI. 3 iamlebes S~ooebbanfer.
ucS 0ireftsrer iomt &onferensraao
SoIbe.Sunien oa StatsaiRlSsoiref.
tor auberien til ct Wsbe | Hational'
bmten ior at orsfte @uIisbeben al
og Sremgangsmaaben for at fommc
Den iirIldubife 9onseitauos Spare-
ioSie til SiPlp. Sperior Spsrgs.
mualet ON Sporefasiens @ienaab.
ming itiaeoe De fisbenbaunife Banter
iig tpiIenoe. ioet Grioringen taIte for,
al Ell ianSnn 8ieuaobuing pilbe meS.
fore itor llotagen al Sparefasiens
lloloausfapital. Nan mente oerior
life at fitnne poe ststte til Ell iaaoan
SrSning, men erfI9reoe zig piaia iii
| Screening meb Eropinsbanferue at
Gelaane Sparefasiebsgerne.
Eoa Ssrien berifeSe ioas en- 0tis.
iteuming. bportiI Der efter llotaleIier
ira f~orifieaise aniete 5inausmano
obiollt life par noseu oirteIig
@ruuo. Sort eif oct no ODER Rri-
ratbanfen, Scr gif 4 pGt. neb. Gette
SursialS itpIbes a~abenbart ofientIist
freigfomue augter ON, at Senssreue
Raben.2 cpetSaus liotrGoen al Mini.
i~teriet itoo | Sorbinoelie meo pefii.
uiGrs 8onitelisbeoer, % ut @repen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02

ifplote Rripatbanfen 8 Teia. ar
"gerl. Sio." err bempnbiget al 9ri.
patbanfen til at me0Sele, at 8ret
Goben-Sepet5ar life ifpISer ganfer
en- Gre, % at bernie aIbrig bar bafl
nogetiombeIit Mtlemp2renoe mel
@repen.
5 ale Sc Snterpiemer, "goIitifen"
bringer meb Wano of Sieaanos
gonoeitano, os Sparefasiens BETH.
relie 90 Siqibsm9nb paa SiQaanb,
erfIPrer oisie SoIf Der bar itaaei
alberti nGr og iom bels bar baet
Wfistiaio til BAN, ale Tom en-, at DC
life funbe babe anet, aIbertis gana
ifuloe enoe Tom ben aioroe. s geit.
ijGaanD fom belle @aorbmanositan.
ben ! Sprsr. EPiten aQe 8aarb.
mpnoene bar Genge itnoenoe | Don.
eeitanoens Sparefosie. Silibsmpn-
Gene er isnberfmnIte. 9e foruoier,
at gffPren bill bringe Dem / 8uin.
Sorsprigt bar IeSbeIelien Se flc.
tic Steoer i Sieaano baft Itor Sore.
Faa 5pn us | Spaano er Ser Den
iamme geitprtelie iom eaers / Dan.
mari, flint man bisie Steber life
itoo Ilberti os bans screenings.
ioretagenSer iaa nar.
Get bier fig at bore ca. $4,000
Bomber og 80 Weierier, Tom mere og
minbre Bersres sfonomiif peo alber-
It's Salb. Se enfelte Weierier er for
pIiateoe for Observation-Disclosures
@ielS. % p
Der bill / piSe arebie berife flor
IeofsIeIie meb aIbertis 5amilie oe
ca napnIis meb bans Ssiter, Srsfen
Sofie glberti og nleo bans Suitru.
San bapbe ON Sormiooaeen, oa bat
sif b~iemmefra life iast ct Sro til lin
Siiitru ON, bpor ban gift ben, eQer
baub Der ioreItob. SUN bar iulofom.
men uforberebt. Oct iamme gialot
bans Ssiter og eori9e Samilie. Otter
at babe aflagt Silitaaelien BAD ban
Eolitiinipeftsr Iaoien, ON ban life
uilbe unoerrette 8rf. Sofie aIberti
ON BET pasiereoe % beoe benoe gipe
bans Suitru WeOoelelie. albertis
Cater Of fsrite sGeteifob, Der er gift
nleo 9irfefulom9atig Srepfa.gl
bar iormentlig ugiaa faaet %llnoerret.
ming fra Bolitiet. Sorsorist pioes
gIberti fun al nGrmere Samilie at
bape ell grober, Der for en- Del aar
iioen eiter nogle tpiliomme Spefu.
lationer meb Soopliprefabrifen paa
gmluaer maatte reiie iii Imerifa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22
FOREIGN CRANK STARTS
SCARE IN DENVER CHURCH
Fierce Looking Hun BcnOmCcs
Priests and Breaks
Into Jail.

Denver. March FIT became pub
lie today that during the celebration of
high mass on st. Patrtck's dav at st.
Patrick's church, this city a consfd-
cradle excitement was caused among
the worshippers bv the appearance of
a Gerce-lookiug foreigner. dressed in
dirty and ragged clothes
He was first noticed bv nun who
called the attention of some Of the
mon present ia hin, Cornnnr win
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22
Heinze PAYS Contempt Fine.

Helena, Mont, March 21.-The fine
of $4,000 imposed upon f. Augustus
Heinze ana his two mine superiateu-
dents, Frank and Treriz, for contempt
of court, has been forwarded 10 the
national treasury at Washington, this
being the last day of extension all
lowed by Judge Hunt The fines
were imposed for violation of an in
junction in connection with litigation
over Butte mines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22
Big civ contracts in New York.

New York. March 2l,-Controller
Metz in the last few days has been
certifying great many contracts al
thorized last year but held up because
he could not let them on account az
the city's finances He has now certi-
fled the last of them, and about $50,
100000 worth of Improvements viii
be resumed or started that will give
employment TO thousands of worIy-
men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22
IIonnc nercnts schnerer.

New York March 21.-Wille
Hoppe DICTATED Jake Schaefer at is ,
balk line billiards tonight. 400 to 14g.
George sutton defeated Cassignol.
the French expert. tonight, 500 to 265.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22

From Dustau strain Wyandottes,
great winter layers. first class stock
direct from the famous Arthur Dus-
tan yards, 81 per IS eggs, 9O4 Will
Jams street. mao
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22
PERSONAL

PERSONAL win the gentleman who kind
ty 'phouod Dr. Harrison that "" found q
hitehug strap beHrng the doctorH name,
please phone again as no one who under
stood was at The home the hrst tme, Or.
It8Trigun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22

Havana. March 21.-EXperts calcu-
late that the sugar crop in cuba this
year win be $4,000 tons less than in
1907. owing to the draught
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
STORAGE

WANTED Pianos household goods, etc.
tto-ed and packed safely At reasonable
rates Phone $40. The Security warehouse
a improvement co. offices Rooms 3 and
Grant Block Third street and Central ave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22
Unprecedented
OPPORTUNITIES

60 own = home ia growing Nlhu-
qucruuc Pay rent TO Yourself, aud
hive something 60 show Ton your
money
$500 cash. balance like rent, viii
purchase n ucN, uVu--torN huu~"
on " lurgc bot m very desirable To-
cation Thi. huu-a was built 10y
da, luhor. Is % beautiful pinc" aud
nothing Hike II m the city. Has
i've Wrgc rooms. bath large pau-
try china closet three large
closets, two very pretty screened
porchc.. doors polished. lower floor
finished IN white enamel wallis
tinted, cast trout city wutnr up
~taif- tud down. also In front Nnrt.
This place must hc .ccu to hp np-
mrgiUtcd.
II You Are Paying Rent
ana myc $500 iu cash. what In.
tcllimcnt reason can Nou give Tor
turning down q proposition of t.t,s
'iud9
we can sell ur exchange your
rcnl estate, no matter where II may
hc located,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22

WE MAKE a SPECIALITY or
LAUNDERING LADIES COLLNiS,
SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS. IN
pErINh LAUNDRY, BACK OF
pOSrOIITCE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22

WASTED No borrow $1,000 90 on good so,
wfly interest 8 per cent Address Box G2
Albuquerque 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22

WANTED Pipes % repair joe Richards
cigar store u
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-13

Biggest Copper Dis.
trict OF the Country
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-13
Reports Make for Monopolization
of I'LL Interest by Ely Among
Mining Investors of the East.-.
Merger Declared Under Uoy.

Ely district has had call public attention in New York
and Boston during the last week amounting almost
plete monopoly all the other mining camps in public
terest
No direct advice have received from those
rectng the affairs in the of Nevada Consolidated Cumber
land Ely and the Steptoe Smelling Mining Co. plants
Smeer owned by the first two named companies but would
of the fact that they have had denas make
the eastern press that the reports which being made
much of have their sanction.
These reports highly enthusiastic in procaimng that
the biggest reduction works in the world to be at
made and conducted Smeer through additions which
be crowded the works designed These later plans
call for gigantic enterprise than has previously been
contemplated in any reports given out The fact that steps
undoubtedly underway here preparation for increased
construction activity the best indication to be had locally Of
the truth of the eastern reports
The latter call not alone increased capacity at Smelter
at the earliest possible time but declare positively that
railroad will be constructed early date to Pioehe and that
there will also be construction early date OF the line from Ely
Godfeld and Tonopa these roads being put in operation
for the purpose of bringing the of Nevada to Ely district
for reduction
The News has all along conended that such outgrowth
must in time logically about and locally there other
feeling Entire confidence felt that the district Will IN time
have all that reports in the east are now telling about ana
that it will result be made the great mlnng sneitng rail
road and commercial of the west That the east be-
coming familiar with the advantages of the district and It's
logical location for handling tonnage Is OF course
gratifying and can only result in attracting great deal of new
attention to the camp 1t will be particularly valuable In the
event of the confident assertions which being made proving
to be correct
These REPORTS beside procamng railroad building plans
and immense increase in capacity at Smeer also declare
combination made with Nevada Utah whereby the ores OF
Phoebe will come here and also with the Godfed Cosodae
whereby the of that camp will come mere or feduco y
sample of the general manner OF these reports contained Ill
the following advertisement printed IN the New or CONNER
io and ohe eastern financial papers by O. F. Jonasson
Continued on page three.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-13
bennett GRABS GRAPES IN
THE THIRD ROUND; TWAS A
SHAME To TAKE THE MONEY
Sends His Man yprouling vith a
Suing to Back of Neck and Is
AW0rded Fightss-Outcldsses OPP
p0nent in EOery W0y.

ielson and when he jolted Ferrin's
anatomy until the latter became sick
In the fifth, the crowd arose as one
and accorded the Swede a goodly
round of cheers. Danielson had the
better of four of the six rounds and
fought even with his opponent the
other two. Judging from Ferrin's
appearance in the last round, he was
sorely distressed and was ready to
play quits. but he was game and hung
on until the finish signal was given.
Both boys were tired at the finish,
but Danielson was the stronger of
the two.
At the conclusion of the fight, Cy-
clone Thompson, fresh from Mr..
Otto's training camp, entered the
ring and without Introduction gained
the ear of the crowd, stating that he
would put up 500 to put either
Danielson or Ferrin out of the rum
ming in two rounds.
Fighter Kink. who was knocked
out by Frank Hardin, July 4. chal-
lenged Hardin for 20 round mill,
catch weights, winner to take all.
The challenge was accepted on the
spot by Frank
There was very little betting at
the ringside on the main attraction.
Odds of so to 8 were offered on Ben
nett. but later the Cripple Creek
fighter developed two-to-one ia
vorite. AS the crowd waited for the
appearance of the principals. Curley
Rhue. of Smelter. who not long
since fought IL round draw with
Bennett. issued a challenge from the
ringside to fight 30 rounds with the
winner. Rhue was given an ovation
and was compelled to make an ora
ton which consisted of Thank You,
Ladies and Gentlemen" there being
less than half dozen of the gent
Ter sex in the house.
Otto was the first to make his ap-
pearance. entering the ring at 9:46,
being followed a second later by Ben
nett Little TEX" Rickard. who had
been named as one of the time-keep-
ers. announced from the ringside
that he had money on the fight and
offered to give up the timepiece. but
the crowd and officials insisted on
his officiating and the timekeeping
corps was made up of Little Tex"
for Otto, Andy Fesler for the club
and Campbell timekeeper for Ben
nett Curley Rhue. Cyclone nomp-
son and Prince Paris were announc-
ed as the New Workers. seconds,
while Frank DAILY. McManus and
Frank Hardin officiated in that ca
pacity for the victorious one. Ben
netts hands wore handages when he
entered the ring and Otto's We're
treated likewise after he had taken
his corner The men We're called
to the center and introduced to the
crowd. Otto seemingly having the
greatest number of admirers. Ii was
agreed that the fighters protect at
all times and break clean. From the
tap of the first gong, it was to be
seen that Bennett had the better of
the argument. He was the aggressor
from the start. He displayed judg-
ment in every stage of the game,
Continued or page four,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-13
GET A BAD ACTOR.
Returns From the Municipal Election
at Manila Prove Disappointing.

MANILA Aug. 12.-Returns from
the municipal election show that ST.
mon Villa carried the southern dis
trict of the city, being elected alder
man by wide plurality; while Ra-
mon Dickne was triumphant for the
similar Office in the northern dis
trict, defeating Dominador Gomez
for the place.
Justo Lukeban was elected to the
assembly from the northern district.
Simon Villa is an ex-officer of the
insurgent army and only escaped
trial for the murder of Spanish of
ficer by the general amnesty procla-
nation. He is the man whose incen-
diary speeches during his campaign
aroused the Americans and Spaniards
of the city to such an extent that pro-
test was made by the Spanish consul
general to Governor General Smith
as the result of Villas public declara-
tion that in the event of another rev.
olution he would advocate the slaugh-
ter of all Spaniards on the island.
Governor Smith replied that these
statements had no weight, as Villa
held no Office. Dickno is a lawyer
and the leader of the labor party of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-13
CLAUDIANES
UNDER ARREST
IN CHICAGO
MAN WANTED IN SAN FRANCISCO
FOR DYNAMITING GALLAGHER
HOUSES Is CAPTURED AFTER
LONG CHASE-WILL NOT TALK

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Peter Claud-
lanes, brother of John Claudianes.
whose arrest and confession revealing
the facts surrounding the dynamit-
ing of the houses of big jim Gal
lagher in Oakland, was arrested here
today, after a chase which extended
over 1000 miles, and led through six
different states.
Claudianes was taken into custody
by Detective Sergeant John Rohan,
who was led to make the arrest by
George Burns, son of Detective
William j. Burns of San Francisco.
Claudanes was arrested on the
steps of the post Office few minutes
after he had gone there and receiv-
ed decoy letter. Several traps had
been laid for Claudianes, but he elud-
ed all of them until he went to the
post Office.
Claudianes at first denied his iden-
tity. but after being sweated for three
hours in the Office of Captain P. d.
O'Brien, admitted that he was the
man wanted in San Francisco.
Later in his cell Claudianes said
he left San Francisco on July 18th,
and went to Reno, where he remained
until July rs.
From Reno the fugitive went to
Ogden. Utah, where he remained
until July 10. From Ogden Claudi-
anes proceeded to Green River, Wyo.,
where he remained but one day, mail
ing letter on July 19 to friend
in Reno. which subsequently fell into
the hands of two of 1.-The Exeminer"
men following his trail.
From Green River Claudianes went
to Laramie. where he was arrested
as vagrant Immediately after his
arrival on July %.
Following his release at Laramie,
Claudianes went to Omaha, Neb.,
where traces of his whereabouts We're
picked up three days after his ar
rival on July 20.
Claudianes remained but two days
at Omaha. arriving at st. Louis on
July 2S. From st. Louis he went to
Chicago, where he arrived on Au-
gust 3.
Claudianes. after leaving San Fran
cisco, went direct to Reno, New. 1t
was at the latter place he said he
first learned of the arrest of his
brother and of the confession that
the latter had made. He refuses to
discuss his case at this time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-13

His kidlets, the much touted
Gotham go-get-'em, got his. just so
seconds after the gong tapped the
signal for resumption of the main
event in the third heat at the skating
rink last night. when Mr.. Bennett
turned the trick and side-swiped the
Isrealite in the back of the neck as
Otto, in a erouching posture, had his
eye peeled for a chance to get away.
1t was of the windmill variety, Pc
culiar to Mr.. Bennett; what might
be termed an uppercut in the other
direction. The boy from the east
Strengthened out on his stomach and
made no move to rise until Referee
Sid Christy murmured ten then
he was up. still having the fight idea
in his bean, but it was a sad occa-
sion for Otto. Benefits right arm
had been held aloft as a signal of
victory eharaeterizing the relegation
of new recruit into the ranks of
the never-no-more club.
The fight, If it may be called that,
was a Bennett affair. pure and sim
pie, and furthermore was disap-
pointment to the 500 or more enthus-
lasts and to the promoters. Otto
was outweighed slightly and was
outclassed to greater degree. Fans
declared the stun was in his neck
from the first tap of the bell and it
appeared that way. Both the pre-
liminary and the semi-windup were
better exhibitions owing to the fact
that the men were more evenly
matched and had 1t not been for
these events. it would most assured
ly have been a sore bunch that left
the arena Is minuCes after the skir-
mish had started.
The house was filled with Kids.
In fact IL was Kids night. Every
fighter participating was dubbed
The Kid" which seems to be pet
name of the Ely ffght-followers. Kid
Atkins, of Ely and Kid Sturn, of
Ely City. mixed it in the opening.
Atkins climbed through the ropes
quite early in the evening and sat in
his corner some ten minutes before
the other chap appeared. Gloves
were tossed into the ring at S:52 and
shortly afterward, Referee Frank
Hardin announced that the boys
would fight at 95 pounds four
round exhibition. Hardin also re-
quested that the crowd stop smok-
ing The preliminary was declared
a draw. Both boys fought hard for
the first two rounds, developing wild
swings and rushes characteristic of
a bovine of the male variety when
the crimson rag is flaunted before
him. In the third. the fighters be-
came weary and We're all but all in
when the final gong helped matters
for their wind and nervous system.
1t was good draw.
The crowd was somewhat dissatis-
fled with the decision of the semi
windup in that the referee declared
it a draw. although they no doubt
would have found fault with a de-
cision also. This was an exhibition
between Kid Ferrin. well known
among the preliminary profession
here and Kid Danielson, of Swedish
ancestry. Little was known of Dan