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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-09
Mcfarland Gets Decision
Over "Cyclone" Thompson

crossed with stiff right to jaw. Nc
Farland landed two uppercuts and
crossed with a hard right McFar-
land sent right to eye. Thompson
rushed Mcfarland to the ropes. Nc
Farland landed hard right to ear the
as gong sounded. Even round.
Round 2.
Thompson rushed Mcfarland to the
ropes and sent a hard right to the
ear Packey returned straight right
jab, catching his opponent on the jaw.
Thompson rushed Mcfarland to the
ropes and the referee broke them.
Thompson landed two hard rights to
the Jaw. staggering Mcfarland They
clinched and Mcfarland hung on des-
perately and seemed weak. Thomp-
sons round
Round 3.
Mcfarland landed right to jaw. They
clinched. Thompson landed good RICH.
to body. McFar'a and drove right to
the jaw and staggered Thompson
Thompson rushed Mcfarland TO the
ropes and the referee broke them
Thompson landed two hard rights to
the jaw, staggering Mcfarland. They
clinched and Mcfarland hung on des-
perately and seemed weak Thomp-
sons round.
Round q.
Mcfarland landed right to jaw They
clinched. Thompson landed good right
10 body. Mcfarland drove right to
jaw and staggered Thompson. Thomp-
son rushed Mcfarland to the ropes
McFar.ald uppercut hard with his
right and bored in. landing three stiff
uppercuts without return. McFar-
land uppercut hard with his right and
bored in, landing three stiff upper
cuts without return. Mcfarland
seemed stronger at the end of the
round.
Round 5.
Mcfarland opened with a savage
Continued on Page Six
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-09

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9.-Packey
Mcfarland the idol of the Chicago
stock yards district, was given the
decision over Cyclone John Thompson
of Sycamore, ILL.,. in whirlwind fight
of 10 rounds here last night.
The battle was that of a scientific
boxer who was able TO hit and get
awav against a man whose main asset
is smuggling, and who could not get
near enough to his shifty opponent to
land.
In but one round, the second, was
Thompson able to send home enough
telling blows to make it appear that
his strength would carry the fight
home to him. Thompson also took
a brace in the last three rounds ana
did some good work.
A mighty shout of approval went
up at the end of the tenth round when
Referee Joe Coffey of Chicago raised
Packey's right hand, Simplifying that
he had won.
Wearied by the terrific pace of the
battle. Mcfarland did not realize that
he had won. Two minutes after the
decision had been rendered he burned
across the ring to the press box and
asked Did 1 VIM"
When assured that he was the VIC
tor a broad smile overspread his lace
as he said: I've got rid of the last
man who blocked my path to a scrap
with Nelson"
Thompson expressed the opinion
that he could defeat Mcfarland in
a longer fight.
The gate receipts were about
$4,000. Sixty per cent of this went
to the fighters. who divided it 60 per
cent winner and 40 per cent loser
The fight by rounds:
Round 1.
Both advanced with caution. Thomp-
son led with a left and was blocked.
Thompson landed light left to stom-
ach. Mcfarland tented with LETT ant
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-09
MEN! ATTENTION.!
DON'T PUT OFF TREATiN CDR.
DARRIN CAN CURE YOU.

Il have treated so many cases or
mems ailments that l know exactly
what to do III every instance said DR..
Oarrin recently. Never is it neces-
sary for me to resort to guessworX.
The treatment given is accurate from
the very beginning until a cure is
BY accepting durable cases
only, and by making no mistakes IN
treating them, / meet with no failures
and my patients are never disappoint-
ed. | will remain in Walla Walla
another month yet, thus giving every
man a chance to get well. Ny Office
consultation at the Hotel State is free
and will be pleased TO have any ailing
man call on me-"
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IuIEaA/CG' G:xEAlfJ

chance at his title. AS a starter he
who recently came to this country
from Italy, labeled champion of that
country, in an effort to take home with
him the worlds title. All arrange
ments have been completed Tor tile
bout, and the contest will take place
before the Empire A. c. of Chicago to-
night The scheduled battle has aWak
ened interest in the wrestling game to
no small degree, as it has been some
time since the worlds champion has
been seen in actual competition In
terest is made more manifest since
Raicevich is heralded as a come in
wrestling circles. The foreigner
weighs 24S pounds and plans TO enter
the ring at about that weight. Gotch
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Continued on Page Six)
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tips the scales in the neighborhoo ID
OF POS pounds. He is in very good
condition now, as he has been work
ing on his farm all summer, and it viii
require but little work to bring him
up to tiptop shape. Raicevich won a
big wrestling tournament in Paris last
year, defeating all the star mat men on
the continent with the exception of
ZbyscO, whom he never has encoun
tered. Since his arrival in this cOun-
try Raicevich has proved that he IS a
dangerous man for Gotch to tackle.
The champion has also agreed to take
on DR.. Roller. the Seattle physician
and all around athlete, in Kansas City,
Mo, Nov. Is. Later he intends to meet
Pat Rooney, the Irish champion: Zbys
co, the Polish wonder, and MaXOut
Murat the Turk
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Freshmen Out.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 9.--De-
amounts practically to IS per week.
the press feeders in all the CONNER
cial printeries are out today 1t is ex-
pected the difference will be satisfac-
torily adjusted tomorrow
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Wants His Mormon Wife.

SANTA FE.. y. NJ, Nov. John
Allen. gentle, who eloped with and
married daughter of Brigham
Young. Jr.. in September and whose
w;ae was kidnapped b. her mother
the next day, has been granted writ
of babeas corpus by the federal
court by which Mrs. Young is COM
manded to produce her daughter in
court today. Mrs. Young, backed by
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@ O

EVIDENTLY Frank Gotch, the worlds
champion wrestler. intends to bc cry
busy man The coming winter. The
champion has announced that lie in
tends II take on all the foreign mat
artists who have been clam oring for
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PACkEY Nc FALKLAND.

a large Mormon community at Farm
ington, declares she will figb' to keep
her daughter and Allen apart to the
end
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

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Hojas caidas
Poesias dc Salvador Bran. selecciona'
das por el autor { ilustradas con
notas interesantes.

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siz de Mario Brsu Zuxuarregm, ~
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dal del BOLETIN hERCANTII, y
IN las rcSpoctivas oficinas de- el He
RADIO Espanol" y LA DcmocrAcia", q
un dollars cada ejemIlar.
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ncr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Don elmer
umfolIenbcn 2citcr g%ctroiicn murHc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-31

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