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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05
DOMESTIC

John rhaw Deuniston. manager Of
the Star Union line of the Pennsyl
vania railroad, died
Ellis Roberts of Utica aud James
Boyland of Canandaigua were killed
IN an automobile accident Mt Roch.
ester y
Potter VI Miller father of four.
teen children committed suicide. tie
7sas III and told his wife thar he
could NO longer take care of SO
large a family rhe widow Is des
dilute
Forty thousand dollars damages
were awarded the plaiuun d, a jury
IN the United states circuit court
IN the libel suit Of Samuel Deup
ster Of Pittsburg against Colonel X
d Mann ana Town Topics Publish.
ing company OF New York
Miss Elizabeth ] Tracy. for twont,
years a public school teacher in New
York. Nho disappeared from her
nome 9n April :, is believed bv her
friends To have been one of two wo.
men Who committed suicide on the
tunacd steamship Lucania
heeause George Jones, while play
ius. spanked him. Charles Alexander
nine Wears old shot and Killed him
al keokuk, Iowa. Jones' WAS "a have
married Mrs Lena Hammond the
BOY aunt The boy declares he
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05
LATE NEWS CONDENSED
WISCONSIN WAITS.

WlSIONoiN "HiTS-
About fifteen houses have been en-
aered by thieves during the last
week at Grand Rapids.
About $3.50 worth of jewel.y was
taken from John Rose and Alois
3arth of Green Bay by burglars
The homes Of j. B. Arpin. A. r.
Billmyer and ?. Reiland at Grand
Rapids were entered but little booty
was secured.
Killing ducks with FISH hooks is
the latest invent on Of the game hog
in the VICINITY of Neenah. Fish hooks
with bait are placed Just below the
surface Of the wa,c-.
On Mayor Voss's orders Chief Dow
ling of Oshkosh has notified saloon
keepers. cigar store men and gro
GERS to remove all slot machines.
including musical instruments.
Charles Crouch a comedian. com
mitted suicide at Neenah by TAX
ing two ounces OF carbolic acid. He
appeared with a free medicine show
His home was at Rock Island, III.
August Cychosz, Pete Knippel and
Mike Woltasik. three Pike Lake sa
loon keepers. pleaded guilty OF sell
ing liquor to a minor and a fine
of sl2 and costs each was imposed.
At the next meeting Of the coun
ty board of Wood county a special
committee appointed 10 recommend
a suitable site for the new insane
asylum win report. The asylum pro
posed will cost 100000
To establish a home ia la Crosse
similar to that of the Y, NJ. c. A..
is a proposition -~hich is being con
sidered by Catholic young men.
The matter was brought up to the
knights of Columbus
The more the Belot police look
into the alleged taking away OF the
two Northway children by their aunt
Mrs. Helen Griffith. the better salts.
fed are .ney that Mrs Grifith's pur-
pose Is only 10 care for the children
and keep them together
Prof r Whtford of the Milton
nigh school has interested his boy
students so much In wireless teleg
raphy that they are getting fnan-
cial aid from the school board to
install the largest station between
Milwaukee, Chicago and St Paul
While making repairs on 81, old
mattress, Mrs. r. l.. Colburn, OF En-
deayor found SIS in paper money
The bills were so brittle that they
would scarcely hold together. but
she was informed that Uncle Sam
would redeem them
Bmmit Snead has been arrested
charged with an assault committed
on Miss b Christensen at Viroaua-
Miss Christianson hears marks OF
violence on her neck aud claims that
snead attempted to choke her.
While sitting In chair smoking
his pipe and talking to the mem,
bers of the family Felix Martin OF
Green Bay died Of heart failure in.
stantly. aged co years.
Tolak w Ore eiias Eyerson. was
arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Hugh and PostofIlce Inspec-
Tor II j, ormsby. charged with forg.
ing the name OF payee to post
otiice order ut New Richmond The
order was cashed AZ Clara Falls
Wis, postotlice. Ore receiving SIS
In cash and IA $50 draft on New
York which he oashed IN Cumber.
land.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05

--tn LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they came,
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is a hlooe
81 or Ntituuona disease, and In order 10 eurs Il
Fou IN st take internal remedies. Halls l.atarrh
Cure Is taken Internally. snd sets directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls C2taTrh Cure
net . Cuack medicine. it was prescribed hy
enc Of the best physicians In this ecuntry for
years, and Is regular prescription. Ii s com.
posed OF the best TONES known. combined With
the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
nitrous surfaces. The perfect combination u
the two ingredients Is what produces such won
dertul results IN curing CstSrrh Sead Tor tee
HmonlSlS. free.
+. }. CHENEY 6 Co, Props Toledo. o
Sold By Druggists. price sc.
Hairs Family Pills are The best
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05

silver issue was prominent, Mr.. Stew
art was republican. He was, how
ever. a man of independence, and OF.
ten voted contrary to the wishes OF
the party caucus. He took a promi-
nent part in setting aside the Force
bill in 1892, and he never failed TO
cast his vote in the interests OF the
white metal, whatever the attitude of
his party on the subject.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05
OBITUARY

II, H. McGraw. assistant postmas.
ter and resident Of whitewater nearly
sixty years died suddenly from heart
failure
John Doty Waller, aged seventy
three for Twelve years proprietor OF
the Hotel Royal at Menomonie. Wis.
Is DEAD at Menomonie OF diabetes.
Mrs. Ada Moxon aged 81 years,
widow OF the late Henry Doty Moxon
first pastor OF the Unitarian society
of Menomonie. Wis is dead at West
erly. II. l.
George c, Thomas. a welI.known fl.
nancier, art collector and churchmap
died in Philadelphia seventy years
old. He was once a partner OF jay
Cooke. and later became the head of
the Drexel banking house,
Mrs. Sarah ( Armstrong. over
HitS years a resident OF Wisconsin
dled at Ken home in New Richmond
af-tr long illness. John Byron Avery
FIRST peace officer of that city following
orsdnization OF the village govern.
n'en' died following a stroke OF par
uil>is
Aatean Pratt Towna. formerly
'h'et engineer Of the Cramu Shipbulld.
lhs eonpaul and formerly an engineer
Ia the United States>nayy. died at his
h"me in Philadelphia. Since lSg3 ne
deA'sned aud superintendent the con.
NtlNctluH OF engines of nearly an
0' tieShlps. cruisers ana large yes
$Sjs built at Cramp $. He served vim
distinction lu the Civu war as en-.
RtEeer of the United states battlssbtn
San jHeiuto when she captured mo
British war vessel Trent H. WIS
engineer OF the Richmond which con
'tN,o General Grant he greater part
OF tine way over his tour of the world
he "aa siNy-t,e .eats old.
Peter r. Collier. founder and nnh
usher OF Golfers Weekty died sna
dtni} OF apopieyy At the Riding rlnn
~ Ne" York city MIR Golfers tiI.
ness came suddenly and when he aas
T" the clubhouse with friends. Dr. r
"1th Brown was hastily called h,t
the pub isher VAS dead when h. -.
~ d. feteE b. Collier was know,
~ 'l'' 'pdilS as the founder. chief ovn.r
ana editor at Golfers Weeky f.,
,''s ae was associated with his only
son Robert ! Collier who. with ~.
Widow. survives him aorn j.. -,
'aNd ia 1879 DE arrived in inns ronn.
NY "aeu u Young uan ami ~.f,lnd d.,
cincinnati where be was s.h,,a,,.-,
f'f went to New No.s moss tbsn
'aift} year ago where Re started ,,..
Fa'i'Sh'nS house aud amassed a large
'o'. Nu' '0 tue subscription book hnsi-
ness and by publishing perjo,ticais
'dI Collier ~2e ava enthusiast i, opt
0"of sports, being an o., a,rt polo nsa,
e.. aad almost daily was d, r,.
s@o''e. HE bad many tin, saddle,
hN'Ses aod was 81 nscmoef cd map,
bunting ana r,djag clubs
William a stewart former t.,t,.t
states senator from Nevada af.4 a..
'''e Georgetown hospital ID Wss6,ng.
q" Tot o~ine ana operation t'ropsa.,
Jag more picturesque, orfucga8 ens-
''teg MAS ever known "a the <rr....
t'' VAS much ga et5deu-e aroma, .t...
sar.'e ehamae uatH Within 49,. III,
s" weeks. Coins tu ;se senate ms.
zig 1863 he had hera member mar
'' o' for tween weight wears b, sY.
'ff'a tae senate t- ONE ~; ft.. ,,.,s
cess WaH m that h.,8, .vg. u..t,.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05
Or. EDWARD Everett Hale m.

Boston. April 29.-Rev. Or. Edward
Everett Hale, chaplain of the United
States senate. was attacked by illness
while on his way from Washington to
this city Yesterday. Members of
his household said last night that he
was resting comfortably and that his
condition was no. serious.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05
Tornado Fatality.

Wichita, Kansas, April 29--Lewis
Ayres, aged 70, was killed, and 10 9TH
ers injured by tornado which
wrecked a large portion of Douglas,
Kansas, last night The storm spread
over a vide area. doing much damage
to farm property.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05

Washington, April 27.--As the last
half OF mis- two day speech Senator
Bailey devoted nearly three hours in
the senate to a discussion OF the legal
aspects of his income tax amendment
TO the tariff bill citing numerous
cases and authorities to maintain the
view that such law would be consti-
tutional. He was interrupted fire.
quentIy by senators. who at times Of
fered objections to his position or
suggested authorities to sustain him.
Senator Scott spoke upon the tariff
bin with especial reference to it's ef-
feet upon the south and especially
upon his own state OF West Virginia.
Mr.. Gore Of Oklahoma, spoke in de.
nunclation of the protective tariff.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05
HOLLAND CHEMIST APPOINTED.
University Gets Big Man for Aqri.
cultural College.


John c. Jurrgens, a graduate OF the
school of Technology at Amsterdam
Holland was APP ointed laboratory as.
slstant in the department of feed and
fertilizer inspection In the College OF
Agriculture at the University OF Wis
consin by the board of regents at
their last meeting. Mr.. Jurrgens has
specialized in sugar chemistry, and
held the position of chemist in SUI
gar factories in Austria, Germany and
Grand Isle, Neb... and for the last
three years has been in charge OF an
assay laboratory at Galena, Ill.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05

rhe state Of Florida the maniac
ture. sale. exchange and barter Of
all intoxicating liquors ard beyer-
ages"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05

They do things differently il, Mis-
souri than ttey do in Paris Two men
tough. O dAel there last week aud
10th were killed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05

-n DE herdes- piece OF luck
.a''e 70 he Ferns glyaaia man
Vito fe'l through the aooy OF cellar
90, hur.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05

state Treasurer
Madison. April e .ises
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-17
Magic Of a First Name
New York Gull teaches


Hoslnehf was found 10 have becII
stealing the noods Of The cooperation
aud dlrp sing of Them and reculslnH
the MONEY therefor aid makins oul
forged bills "a connection lhefeUllh
Hoslnger admitted % Scbepp. ID shd
|pfosenck oi an assistant district AT.
|lufney, lfat be- hal not stolen until
be had come Under the influences OF
the doctrine 81 Kvezmes and the teacb.
|ers OF Kfelzmof, John s. Wise. on be-.
bali Of kFetxmer and 0hcftuHeslnE,
|Fald for them as shareholders tbal Mn'
|Scnepn was reckless With the con
Germs funds ard that 10 his admin.
letraliOn he was 0qefheallna. ungon-
|erpus, domineerlng, exkcting and lns
Iholant.
The high pflestess Of The emit. Mrs.
Cochran. was interviewed al the lux-
furious Gpartmenls OF Mrs. Ovadah
Lindsay AT goo Riverside drive. Mrs,
Lindsay formerly was Elizabeth. but
was always unhappy under that name,
she said, In spite Of her wealth. Two
months $40 she Waa rechrlstened ORn-
dab ana now the world Is brighter.
10 ARE lei apartments nj they are
now finished ii beautiful old rose,
which Is the color that goes With her
name and date vibrations.
Now take Mr.. Kretzmer'a name az
IA specific a to illustrate by" said
the oracle. THE letters Of his for
mer narle Louis have the following
numerical yalues;v 3. 6, Q, o. 4. The
sum Of thoso figures il twenty-five.
Add tho figures OF that number into
one digit and we have four. That
puts his name In the 2.i.S concord.
But be was born the twenty-third Of
The month The sum OF the 2 and
the 3 is S, That puts his birth az
nres III the 1871 concord and the two
concords we're N constant clash.
II gave him the name Payne. The
numerical values Of these letters are
a. 4, 2. 3. S. Tho total Is twenty-five
That puts the name III The 1877 com
cord. wtsfe Il belongs with the birth
date. since be made the change be
has entirely recovered from bis deaf
ness and has COZ rid ~ serious ner.
VOWS trouble. II he had not changed
from LOuls be never would have been.
able 20 begin any action In court His
former gem was topaz. Now he has
sapphiros and diamonds and he VI.
hrates % dark blue,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-17
How They Construct
Good Roads in Georgia


were spent II the preceding deeade.
The county does not levy q special
road INK fur general PURPOSES aud all
money saant on the roads Il anpro.
bt the commissioners out Of
the general county fund, In 1893 the
commissioners appropriated 9a7.00p
lfof road work. The following Year
'SIVi 200 a SET aside TOR thai pnr-
nose ana the appropriation has been
increased By from $4,000 10 S2s. 100
every year with two or three exrep.
|linna, III 1907 the appropriation was
'Y203 600 and last year Il was Sa0l,00O.
The total county tax levy fdf an
purposes iE six mills. Or sixty cents
'0n every hundred dollars worth on
property. This brings In AN annual
'feYepnc ri about ts2 million dnllaf8
and during che past two years almost
half of che total revenue has hoenI
spent Oh the reads.
There Is a special road tax 1f $3.50
Of I'VE days work upnn the highways.
which IS levied upon every male citl.
zen OF voting age in the county. This
money & spent Ia the districts where
II is paid and Us expended for repair
work only on goada which have not
vet been maeadamlgad hy the county.
The mnneg anpropFlaled from the
general fund Is spent in any part of
THE county. az the discretion Of the
commissioners. The county has nsl
issued any road bonds. paying the en-.
tire cost out 0f the regular annnai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-17

Atlanta CaMWhon Il comes 10
ROOT Faads, Fulton county. Georgia.
NJ the bonner county of she South,
II 4 not only ii TIE quantity bat III
the quality Of her highways that Ful.
ton county iakea 6fst rank. Strotcu-
lac ont from Allanla Ia every dlfec.
.tlon and renchlna To tho county line
are splendid maeadnm roads. broad
and white and smooth AS a deor
There are approximately $40 miles OF
improved roads III the county and here
the term improved roads docs not
mean highways that have heen graded
and sfaveled o. covered with a thla
layer ct crushed stone. EVERY foal
.of the 900 miles ef Improved roads n
ihia county Is q real macadam road. "a
free 81 mud and Is s~orpieeahle az tie
ordinary city pavement at all seasons
.Af the gear, regardless Of weslher con-
'dlslons.
Neither are shey Ang rula Of any
holes N these roads, fnr the ruts
and holes do not frequently appear,
and as aeon g they make their AZ.
pearsnce they NV eliminated 10 sho /
order. One Of the most noticeable
features 90 the roads is their width
Another Is the gutter ana curbing,
which liAps every road that has been
constructed Iii the county In recent
years. inc nafroweat maeadam road
III the county b twenty feet wide, and
the width varies from that IN 10 six.
ty feel.
One Road Ia eighty Feet WIae.
Work a. now m progfeas on one
read which win be eighty feet Wide
FOR ! distance IF ten miles from II.
'lanla TO the county iAe. This road
Is known as the peachtfee road aud
Il q continuation Of Peachlrae street,
the most fashionable Residences street
'of Atlanta,
Every enc OF these county roads
nov being constructed has It's brick
gutter and stone enrblne, lust as 4aa
city street pavement has. on one
side Of ihe road there IL also b dirt
sidewalk ~ one d the musl import.
aut featnfen Of the roads, They pro.
vide perfect drainage sewers being
placed AT Intervals to- curry on the
storm Evtlef to such places aa II will
10 no harm, Thp open ditch &C the
side Of the ruaa IL eliminated aud
the danger of the roads caYlna or
being undermined al the cider Ii e.
moved
Fulton county baa not accomplish
ed al these results n q aay nor II
= year. but The greater part of the
permanent work has been dome during
che past ten years.
I isx Million naIIarp Spent nn Rpede.
The books Of lhh county commute
s;,aueFa show tint si.bo1.0o0 has beeH
spent ~ ne equity 20 the country
roads n The last soN years al0nes anil
eeYpFal hundred thousands Il dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-17

New Yonkrhe new cult Tor obqlal
|iug persbnm dimtullIcs. human illa
and shortcomings d mental equip
scent BY the selection Of harmonious
pepper rameap Is responsible accord.
Iug % q statement made to Justice
Downing To-Day 81 Charles ~ Rush
more. & lawyer. fnr most of tie irou
ole IN the L. Schepp cocoap9t busi'
ncse nv Ruahmofo Ia COUNSEL for
Leppuid Gchepp. who Is being sued hy
Payne h. kfelxmer and Herman Ob,
'u~rtnheslnr. who ask m ~lhjpnctlon,
taking The control Of the company
away from Me- schepp ami tie ap
.polnlmont ol a receiver. Mr.. schepn
recently eliminated the two Younger
men from the company.
This man Krntzmer' Mr.. Rush
more said 10 Justice Bowling. lis the
chief apostle Of 4 new cult created
ny q woman named Cr0nin. which adj
vocalea the changing Of the given
names OF people. on the theory that
such charge rendered the person I'M.
mune from the consequences OF hts
net Kfetxmer changed bits name from
Louis Ia Payne and then he started 10
p~roselytiyo all his fellow employees.
IN the company. Of which he was vice.
president, he induced several VI
them ~ change their front names. ne.
ever had the audacIty aEd efir0ntery
10 fell Leopold schepp that II ne
changed his given name from Leopold
to Daysl he could control the cocoa
nut trade Of the world
Mr. Rrshmnfp said that Kretxmef
bad induced many Of the girls snd
women IN the employ Of the company
20 change their names and become
members OF the cult that promised
them immunity after they changed
their names no matter what they did.
He told an, vhC changed their first
names, exclaimed Mr.. Rushmose,
that they could DO whatever they
wanted to and Il would De an right.
~ this way Maude Became Clarlce,
sd 80 on
The tfioayit presented ~ Mr.
Rushmoro vet forth that Charles o.
HusIngef occupied lhe position ct
manager ot transportation and was Ant
Intimate friend Of Ksetzmor for some.
twenty seaFf aud become hts first
convert trhepp said "a lhie connec.
tlont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-17

Mrs 1ehR N. Atnhler, M~iilefsbure,
led. Wrtfai ~ hare been crrrd Is i
very brS aeSe u reiaffh Of Tho stomach
ase ctnFt|eailon ana = complication o.
allmopt Ahpt 4 have had tol novoEul
years,
~ doclored with three doctors who
did me moi mnch good. 80 I quit doctor
lhs. I bought q bottle Of poruha and
commenced tsslng Il. / found / was
getting vcssd better, bEt thought / was
not doing d we'll a. ] might. So I
wrote 70 DR.. Hartman 10 see what he
tbonsht about mo. lie gave me special
directions and medical advice.
ITO our asignluhmcnt | Improved and
am today I VOL woman and weigh a.
muchns I ever did In my life.
'sAfy old friends in ohio, where wo
moved from abont fifteen months ago,
say when they see me. How well YOU
look. / did not expect 70 see You ever
look sowell agasni I tell them / would
lol look 40 well # 4 had not been for
Rtfun0s
pPcruna saved my life. / recommend
Peruna wherever ! am, and when any
Of our folks are sick 1 give them Peruna
with success.
III thank Dr. Hartman. and may hS
hyc many years % 80 on with Tie
good work. Tongue cannot express
The gratitude that mf husband, child
rem and I owe 10 Or. Hartman for The
Kindness no has shown toward me dur
Inv my sickness,
~ want Tho public 70 know what
Pqguna and Dr.. Hartman have done for
mg.n
An astonishing numner offRmiiies uno
Rnruna continuously for tho various
petty ailmen@ 70 which the finally 10
liable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-17

FnIls nine on ol every ten cases
0g rheumatism aTe aNnnlf fheunh|
tism Ut ihe muscles, due Il cold q
damp Or chronic Fhenlnailsin. neither
IL which require any internal treat
msaI Al ,hal + nsPdaa i aaofd r.
llaE Is fhA lfea application NT EhAHf|
hhfIal tlN|n aAf NiA ~HlaaAaAin A ihH
Affected rAlfsI s. Ahfh ~HHnlIeN|laH6
fhk8s Is nothing is4sfssHHIe p We
flaz sII AtoHE |H|* |%III|nsHI The s.
WEE from nain H|1li II Sheets Is a|aHe
WORTH IlanN l|HHa nv fnss FgifN q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-17

The 0ld cushioned way Of Dosing
. weak stomach, or stimulating tho
Heart or Kidnoys 4 al WRONG Dr
ahoon first pointed out this error.
This la Why his pfescrpllouDr.
Shops Raesoratlv0~ia directed en-.
tlraly 10 the cause Of these ailments
the weak inside Of controlling nerves.
II isn't So difficult. saye pr. Shonp
to ~atronathen 5 weak stomach. Heart
'nf kidneys. II u Sues at K correct
III. Each inside organ has itH con
trolling nf inside nerve. When fheeo
nerves tall them shoso organs must
faller, These vital truths are
leading druggists eveFyHhore 10 dis
'pense ana recommend Dr. Shops
Restorative. Test It i few days. and
seel Improvement will promptly and
surely follow. Sold By WaIlaea'e
Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-17

legc being represented a maypole
danes viii be- given BY the Girls Of
the college and y costume drlll b the
g0Hue men and Young indies viii be
given The military department con.
templates giving q cham battle and
parade and the faculty memharg q
Hild animal parade with Pro-. II. W.
seldomridse rs trainer Besides
these measre ieatufea there VIII be
Hie shows 81 al klngs from shoot.
te galleFlaa and connie opera 10 Blue
hearda, living dolls show. chamber Oi
horrors, and freaks IS nature. EVERY
student b school e expected % take
part and CIR one dag at Toast high
carnival will reign supreme nt the a.
Z NJ, c0llege
Refreshments wifi be served b the
different churches Of Saltwater and
the ~proeeeds Of the carnival VIII 20
e the College Y. NJ. &. "A.
m
Saturday hlkht Anrll 10th. a WHegi.
lag and boring match was given III
the opera house b. the collese stu.
dents.
Fehlsng and Groves Rava 4 Snort
preliminary in which Fehilng was
ahead up to the NTH round, m which
round Groves warmed un and won by
several points
King and Hops then gave ! I'VE
ronnd bout. King vas very Qulek and
active but could net resist the temp.
'EatIon q dodge ana jump afound. que
70 This Humps. who studied his nn.
ponenl every minute. was able ID lana
blow after blow upon King.
2 a FfIbbenow then gave a axhl.
bitlon Of tnmhllne. going Though
many alfIlhult feata.
Tho lest number il fhe nfn#fam
vas q wreetliha match between Gaash
af uhe college, and nohinson. former
student 0aash was thrown twice
II succession. the hfat llnC n "a min
utes ana u seconds and the second
time IN = minutes. Although 0aash
Has thrown twice lie ahowed much
more skin and science than robinson
ne throws being due e The fact thai
aa uAH considerably ontwelnhea.