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One Flash of Glass.

In the fourteenth raunt Cans showed a Hash of his class Nirbough arrar- entity hopcIcssly beaten af this stag. If tho contest. hr rocked the bane time and again with his famous shofg-au waHors But they had not the slight est effect. and when Cans went to his corner he seemed to realize he was t beaten man, and so informed his see onds
 Nelson. when seen in his dressing room after the fight. presented a bat tered appearance, but was apparently as strong as when the fight com menced. He said:
 q knew could lick him. I took an the bets could gel ana cleaned up 8 big sum. | havr won the lightweight championship and have iii the money I want. don't care if never see . boxing glove again. may or may unt. however. fight again
 Referee Jack Welsh had this to say after the fight:
 Nelson won clcar-cut victory. do not. however. think that the Cans of today was the Joe Cans of old. He seemed to have lost some of his cl,.y- crncss. and to my eye his blows did not seem to have the same vim behind them. Nelson was too strong. and fl was case of youth having it's fling.
 The attendance at the battle was the greatest with tw exceptions that ever attended a prize fight in Cali fornia. The receipts approximated $40.0OO.
 The fight by rounds was as follows.
 Round 1.
 The men shook hands After feint- ing with the left Cans sent in three smashes to the face and swung to the ear. As Nelson rushed in Cans met him with a right uppereut. Nelson put a short right tn the wind and in mix ing it at close range Cans shot right and left to the face and Nelson retail ated with a left to the Nose. Nelson rushed Cans against the ropes. but the champion wriggled out and sent left to the face. The round was in
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Tin. following is the faH account rs the G1us-Nalsou fight. aa gpitane uf which was telegraplsd ts the Nugget Ih, day the battle took p5fey.
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Round !.

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BATTLING NEL.SORl WINS TITLE
 AS WORLD CHAMPION

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NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

In the District Court for the Dis triet of Alaska. Second Division.
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Round g.

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Claim Short Count.


 Many of Cans friends camed th. count on the final knuckduNn wa.
 hort and tual hr aas mol mortI. uW II was apparent tbat Cans N1 T a.# felted man after lbr eighth pound
 For thr rrst nta r-aHds Cans HaaI.a ut will on Nel terribly r#- ina him about tho head and fae,. !. do Hei look that Nelson had aH, siuu.s in a hundred te win. hul he never hos itatri tp come tu close quarters wH the champion. and swung his ann. eeasclc>=ly. seeking an opening. Fual- k. in tho eleventh round. Gau= began to weaken. and from fbat time the tid. turned in Nrlson's faear In the s,v- enth round He caaeHt Gan- off his guard and landed heavily an pbe bode Thereafter it vu- %-1-u's fghr Clans used all his skill and gneral-hip L. stall off the Danes ru hes. hut failed tn stop him.
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T. C. POWELI.. United States Marshal for the District of Alaska. Second '-at Division.
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Women at =Rfneside.

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 There vas thr usual pute lnout tHe count II r. claimed ra aHsa cam asHt daAa for th, a#H mad -.e= en4 rtme- in the eevrnts HrH raWd Ga 0as counted ont. but SD afaat was Jhe confusion un one cnuld hear the nni- eiat time keepers count.
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Round Q

NfIsuu rushed Can IEauud tbr r5as 1ni finally IlLhcd his lefi 10 tho ftee. cans rcaliating aith Jeff and ugm ta the same lace. Cans caught %rt- sou at arms length and srut thre, rights and one Icft to the Daur's jaw Nelson closed iu but Cans uppercut him twice with rights to jaw. Hold ID ynur head" Welsh shouted to Nel- son. Nelson did sn, and immediately cans clouted him with viciuus rieGt lo the jaw. A they broke from n rlineh Nelson caught Cans quiek wItR T vicious left. He sent the champion through the ropes with a succession af rights and lefts Cans had srrious expression. II was Nelson's round
 Round 10.
 Nelson quickly rushed in m dGans fought desperately to keep him ava, Cans then planted two solid rights to the Battlers jaw. catching him at arms length. Cans again landed right and left on Nelson's mouth Nelson seconds sent up a wild shout. The Battler's mouth was covered with blood. One particularly hard punch staggered him. Nelson fought bael, viciously and gave Cans no rest. The round ended with Cans having the advantage.
 Round ii.
 Nelson danced to the center of the
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Nelson danced to the center of the
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Nome. Alaska. July. 1908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-08
Fosters Ideal Crib
Accident Proof

Is a mothers invention. 1t is designed to
obviate the risk evidenced by the follow
ing newspaper clippings:
Baby i Hanged in Iron Bed.
Findlay Ohio August 27.-The 7monthsold Of Mrs.
Joseph Baker living Ha~son killed today hanging
himself bed After falling crawling through the bars
get and the absence its mother
choked to death.-Chiengo Record Herald.
Baby Strangled in Crib with Bars
ninth Street
yesterday afternoon leaving her baby
old cooling his crib On returning she found that
his bed and
The frantic mother the child and into the
crying help Neighbos called DR. r. Ramenoss Of
Dr. Riley of Fordham Hospital They
that the child had died Of strangulatonN r. Zses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-08

A Well Rounded Magazine
"a doesn't mean only magazine that appeals to many
E@N people, but many of the
M2Rx41a vidua 1t the kind of magazine striving
&AN give you; that you, you
EEET|TIA that something When SUNDAY
lSN you exactly why occupies
NS%Sa=Aseg prominent place life
for scientific DR.
Josiah has iumned good familiar things for the
MAGAZINE has studied football and worked
very carefully viewpoint of the philosopher and psychologist
things bound Also it going
pain mothers and who have horror the rough
game told that football fundamental end of youth
TT seems to be college professors
thinking they disseminate the things they dis
cover educational work Especially this
the tendency the philosophical sciences along
practical What need mostly trained
among translate the results of the dscov
And these developed
really much that few really shall
something about the things have been familiar
intelligent thinking and thinking which
of us regard as of time, become popular
FOOTBALL vees general because nothing
politics national election DR.. Morses article
called (which rather often another term for ephemeral
happen be in this because football stands for
sports really the football article isn't timely
Stage by David Blasco because that deals with
and vanity of number of people
all the time The longing for the stage among young not quite
gh for dressing but it is sufficiently
of anxiety. Incidentally neither
wholly of vanity imagination plays small
day will along and tell us all about
DAVID BELAsco the producing geniuses
developed who made of Mrs Carter David
Frances Starr and other players takes
of question when
Beasco about the most practical this
country He talk about the struggles the hardshp the work.
that washing forth the qualifications
seeking arguments to dssuade
young girl going likely find them in this
article
HAVE stopped think what the great charm of Shorty Nc
- wonderful bubbng humor, though that is
makes the world brighter 1t isn't his
shwdness ovable Overlooking with the milk of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-08

HAVE you stopped think what the great charm OF Shorty Nc
wonderful bubblng h1mor, though that
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he OVERLOOKING with the milk
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his But when comes to him he
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thing it. That's the
bgness him. In the number he has OF his whimsical
ences phlanthopst called How Betty Got Past IT.
rafting good acterc point that absorbing
altogether But remember that
good much about him
articles, fine illustrations and cover by j. v
McFall
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
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O.-What can you do that chicken
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When is a clock on the stairs dan
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What is that which is taken from
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Why are very young children ike
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What time was Adam born? A
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What is a man never too busy to
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What kind of money is most pleas
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Why is New York City more wicked
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corn, because having eyes they see not
and ears they hear not.
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-11
p%CC@
T Correspondence
Hl9Np@G122ah22
Grant Township.

Dec. y, 1915.
Knudt and John johnson wen
up to Woonsocket Tuesday to loo
) over the hunting and trapping pros
poets.
Mr.. Milligan from Leeville was bus,
with his shelter out this way las
week.
Ed. Gsdstad while skinning a fu
bearing animal the other day made
miscue and run the knife into his
hand.
We understand that the Sweetel
girl who was taken to Lennox 70
treatment, vas operated upon Sunda!
for appendicitis.
The Dayton scribe asks us how W.
would like an oyster stew? Well tina,
would be all right and we will bet :
cents worth of peanuts that II we haG
the DAYTON scribe for a partner we
would get away with our dish and
the most of our partners before our
partner got fairly started. The only
thing we like better is more oyster
stew. just give us a hint Dear Day
ton when you are ready to say oyster
stew.
Miss Thea Gedstad clerked at the
last sale and the boys paid cash for
everything
Last Saturday night, as previously
announced, a social was held at Ole
Gorder's. 1t was showing and . little
dtsagreeable to be out and yet a large
crowd was present. The proceeds
amounted to $1,000 and will be used
for charitable purposes, and we want
to state right here that the young peo-
pie out this way deserve great credit, as
there were other and perhaps more
attractive doings going on the same
night but they did their part for
charity and helped make the social a
success. We like to see young people
OF that kind proving that they are In
terested in anything that is good and
are willing to help a good cause along.
It was q merry crowd and we feel
proud of them.
Sam Knudson, Miss Knudson and
Miss Sivesind, all of Inwood, came
out to Worthing Saturday to spend a
few days with the family OF Mrs. s.
Hill.
Martin Fodness broke down his wa
gon the other day hauling corn.
Carrie Larson was visiting with
Laura Stubstein Saturday and Sum
day.
X. O. Gedstad and sons were mar
keting hogs Friday. The boys say
that the roads ere SO rough that the
hogs played foot ball.
Oscar Sather was out quite late
Sunday evening but he says he would
rather be out late than up early In
the morning.
The school In District No. 40 start
ed Monday with Miss Lottie Opsal as
teacher.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-11
Evergreens, holly and mistletoe at
Tossini's. Order your decorations
sod 0s 90

Evergreens, holly and mistletoe at
Tossini's. Order your decorations
early. 1926.
Andrew Lundstrom, one Of the Nor
way township, pioneers was in towr
Tuesday. He reports everybody ready
for winter and Santa Claus down hi.
way.
Mems fine buckled over shoes
others get s1.5O and s1.6o. Our price il
sl.40. The Dollar Saving Store.
Ole j. Ostraat who has been visit
ing his brother Soren, manager of Mr.
Thorson's big farm northwest Of
town, left for Burlington, Colorado,
Tuesday where he owns a fine ranch.
Mr.. Clancy of Omaha, a prominent
official of the Guarantee Life ms. Co.
left for Mitchell Tuesday in company
with Ed. l.. Wendt, who with E. J.
Straw, are the local agents Of the
company.
State Treasurer Cassiil came down
from Pierre last week to look after
business matters and returned to
Pierre Wednesday. He thinks Spo-
kane n of the coming cities of the
northwest and has already a popula-
tion Of lis, 900.
Children buckled over shoes-size 6
to l0a, Is cents, the other sell this
same brand and quality IS and 90
cents. The Dollar Saving Store.
@. 7. Helgerson came in from Chi
cago, last week where he had been on
business and left for Butte county
this week where he and the other
Of his family have fine
claims south of Lennon. MI. Hell
gerson is looking fine and bis Canton
friends were glad to see him.
Hotchkiss for all kinds of silver
novelties. 1926