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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-09
STATEMENT OF THE BUSINESS
OF ELY WATER COMPANY FOR
THE YEAR 1908.

Received during the year
1908 ........... s20,3S1.14
Expended during The year
1908 ........ 1851 so
est
ARTHUR SMITH,
at General Manager.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-09
BINFORD a. HuLsE LETTER.

Money, 2 per cent.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
A GOOD REASON.
People Can Tell You

Deans Kidney Pills cure the c.
disease. and that is why the cur.
always lasting. This remedy stree /
ems and tones up the kidneys. helrs
them to drive out Of the BODY the N.
poisons that cause backache. he,a.sa.s
and distressing kidney and uri,.,.
complaints Greenwood people TESTIFY /.
permanent cures.
G. ". Chenoweth, living one MI.
west of Gre nwood, Miss, says: aTh.
great relief ! obtained from pains II =,
back and kidney difficulties, from n.
use of Doan's Kidney Pills, proved th.A
remedy possesses wonderful curativ.
powers. The results were so satisf,..
tory that | can advise all who neea .
kidney remdy to procure Doan's Kidne,
Pills at Chambers drug store and piva
them a trial"
For sale by all dealers. Price IA
cents. Foster ilburn Co., BuIaInI
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take 40 other.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

Being good by contract
Goes against the grain.
For the weary pilgrim
Something of d strain.
Took the pledge IN earnest
Didn't see tho joke.
Never was 80 thirsty
Or so dead for smoke,
Seems q little matter
Simply giving up
More or less tobacco
And the friendly cup,
But 1t tries hts courage
When he meets q guy,
One already fallen
Who Is keen to buy.
Funny how temptation
TAmpers with the gent
Who is on the wagon
With the best intent
Fer he ross and rRshlY
Put the stun away
No one tried 10 kindly
Steer his feet astray.
Puts his powers for staying
To tho hardest tekt.
stirs some queer emotions
Underneath his vest.
Every day he wonders
II he'll turn the trick.
To his resolutions
Like q hero stick.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
EVERY HOUR or THE DAY

g. l. Raines, the reliable Druggist o.
Greenwood, is having calls for .HINDl-
20" the Nerve Tonic and vitAlisor.
Cures Nervous Debility, insomnia, Re-
stores Lost Vitality, that they arc sell
ing under . positive guarantee.
Its merits are becoming tho talk N
the town and everybody wants to try
Il, aud Why notf IL costa nothing II Il
don't do you gOod-not ~ cent
They don't want yoar money n II
does not beaeet 20, - viii chesFf1lly
eef1sd - npasy. m leApsAays
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
Amendment

To the Charter Of Incorporation Of tn,
Minter City Tile Company.
4 Amount Of Capital Stock Thirty
Thousand Dollars.
g. The Par Value Of shares Ia One
Hundred Dollars each.
The nature WI extent Of the fore
going smendmcnt is tn increase tn.
capital stock Of said corporation from
eighteen thousand dollars t$lSO00 OO) 70
thirty tAoassnd dollars ttso,ocQ.opl
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
Convenient Schedule

from Main Line points to Belzoni Branch
points, via the Southern Ry. Co. In Miss.
Train No. II ". winona, daily, <:os .. a.;
Carrollton A:Se p. m Gresnwood s;i6 D.
a.; ~. Itta Bena SEQ y. M; Train No. S
" ltta Bona. daily 5:tS p. IN; ar. Bslsoni
7:so p. m. Train No. . ". Belxoni. daily,
700 = M; ar. Itta Bona $40 !. M:
Train No. - ". IttA Bsna, daily, s:a7 !.
q; -. Crossword 0:l0 :. nj o.. Carroll.
80 = ~; n. Winoua 1os3o = q.
eAllaaA4 OsAwiag Hnnn .0a0ue CT ~
xmls. ~ 1le1a - 's.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
Dissolution Notice.

The firm Of Jarman & Hill. doing a
general mercantile business at Sidon,
Miss, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, d. q. Hin having bought
tho interest OF c. r. Jarman in said
business and will continue same. The
said D. G. hin assumes all Indebtedness
Of the former firm, and will collect all
accounts due sauie.
G. r. JaRMAN,
D. g. HILL.
This 17th day u February, 1909.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

The young man was about " Climb
Ihe water wagon. All arrange
ments had been made. and the friends
were there to pat him on the back.
He was Just about to mount the seat
for a long ride when the ~gasolIn. wag-
drove up with an invitation to con
slider its merits before deciding.
Puzzle, Find which one the young
took.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

is the mar OF the house IMP asked
the caller. who presented a rather frar-
Eed appearance.
NO" said the lady. hastily sizing up
her visitor as a bill collector. He is
put Of town"
When will he be backT'
Really, | couldn't say"
Don't know when ! can see himT'
mo"
TOO bad. | wanted to settle with
him for a horse be sold me"
'0h, IL that III Walk right in. He
Ia at bone now"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

"she Is very beautiful"
els shei"
Yes"
~ don't think 80"
well, | didn't either, but she told
me so herself"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
A Cancelled Check

is the best form of receipt to show that
your bills are paid. There's no way get
ting over that. You have all the proof
that the law requires or that is neces-
sary. There is no convenience for the
business man that he appreciates like
the service of a good bank. 1t gives a
standing in business that he can acquire
in no other way. 1t is a recommends
tion when you bank in the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

There are u lot Of people in this
world who are entirely willing to hire
themselves out as Il sort Of wet nurse
to anybody nursing a young and ten
der grievance. These people ought to
be abolished by an act OF the legisla-
ture.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

Have you an automobile
NO"
why notT'
Il have 0 many friends Have you
No"
why notY"
y hsve too many creditors"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

where is John
"Out booking fOr trouble"
That's strange. / met him awhile
ago. and be didn't mention IL"
lie was looking for the real thing.
NOT Just sa annoyance"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

The man who Gays exactly what he
thinks hasn't been discovered yet. and
there are multifarious engagements
awaiting his self disclosure,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

He is a forehanded man indeed who
can make light OF hts gas bill.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
Humor aa Philosophy
By DUNCAN =. Smith
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The most OBJ
j~ectiOnabie thing
from a point Of
discipline In self
disgust Is that Il
Is no easy 10 re.
cover from II.
Being merry lit
tie sunshine tends
to get sort Of mo-
n~otonOus and Ine-
chsnical W b e n
you are getting
paid for II at so
much per merry
and is quite I'M
profitable II you
don't
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
BANK OF LEFLORE,
Greenwood, Miss.

Nobody ever got any satisfaction by
locking the stable door after the horse
was stolen. Nobody gets much salts
faction by taking out a Fire Insurance
Policy after he has been burned ont.
b only way to protect ones self
against loss by fire is to have ones
property well covered by a Fire Insur.
a1ce Policy in a reputable Company.
We attend to such matters for property
owners, lessees and others. [ all and
let us take care OF you.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

First it rained,
And then it blew,
And then it friz,
And then it thew,
And then it slit,
And then it snew,
And then a pleasant
Day or two, is what we have
had for the past winter. -Commercial
Appeal.
Money to Loan.
We have money to loan on City and
County property.
POLLARD & HAMMER,
Attorneys.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

Angels would stand trembling and be
feeling II their wings were on straight
II they knew how good we mean to
b. and could see any evidence OF our
being able to attach an electric motor
to our intentions.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
uss@s X p4ScTss,ty

II is a good thing TO have a temper
II you know bow to take care Of II.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

Being gentle and forgiYing is easy
and seems graclOus-when you your
self are needing m~lnistratiOn of that
sort
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05
If It's News You
Desire

Subscribe for The COMMONWEALTH
the largest and best paper in Leaore
County-the one hat prints all the local
news that's fit 70 print, Take it a year
and be convinced that it is we'll worth
the subscription price of Sl.5o. q: ::
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-05

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1t Don't Cost Any More

To get Good Printing, or to do Good
Printing, than the inferior kind. So it
will be to your interest, as well as ours,
to let THE COMMONWEALTH do
your work. If you do not already know
this, a trial will convince you. {:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
WULLNER WINS HEARERS
WITH GERMAN SONGS
Covers Wide Range of Schubert
Compositions With Ease

Dr. Ludwig Wullner's second concert.
given last night at the Novelty theater,
attracted an even larger audience than
that which listened to this remarkable
singer last Tuesday evening. The vo-
calist and his superb accompanies,
Coenraad Y Bos. were given an en-
thusiastic reception, and both singer
and instrumentalist received Individual
applause for their mastery presenta-
tions.
From the simple melody Of Der Lin
denbaum" TO the tragic expression of
that other Schubert creation. The Erl-
king" is a far stretch for ordinary
wings, but Wullner covered both poles
of Schubert's embracing genius with
the surety and confidence of the artist.
A group Of Schumann's masterpieces,
Hugo VOLTS unapproachable songs.
Anton Rubinstein's immortal Der
Asrs." several Sinding selections, some
Strauss songs and finally Carl Loewe's
dramatic ballade, Archibald Douglas. -
were the other numbers on his remark
able program OF German compositions.
Particularly LOewes Offering was ap-
preciated. il was a wonderful baIlade
irreproachably sung.
Only one other concert VIII he given
by WulIner IN this city and that VIII
take place Al the Novelty theater to-
morrow afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
SCREAMS OF WOMAN
BRIGHTEN BURGLAR
Thief Attempts to Break Into
Home of Mrs. Annie Jellett

Mrs. Annie Jellett, 2101B Webster
street. while dressing herself Thurs
day afternoon, heard the door bell ring
three times. She peered oyer the ban
listers and saw a tall man looking
through the glass of the door. A rev
minutes later she heard some one
walk up the rear stairs, open the
porch door and attempt to open the
kitchen window. Sne screamed ana
knocked on the door and the man ran
away.
Thieves entered the dressing rooms
of Miss Rose Sevens, Miss Catherine
Vail and Frank Ardell at the Portola
theater. 779 Market street, Thursday
morning and stole dresses valued at
s275 and pair of knickerbockers
valued at IS.
rhe apartments of Miss F. Ahlers
and her sister Irene in the Northgate
apartment house. 241S Van Ness ave-
nue.. were despoiled of jewelry valued
at se4.
From Sena Monroe's room at the ST.
Julian house. 1l2 Montgomery avenue,
clothing valued at s135 was stolen.
Richard Blums room at 5Ss van
Ness avenue furnished clothing valued
at SIS.
The room of Israel Goldman. Rex
hotel, 2s6 Third street, was entered
and coin and jewelry stolen from ms
pockets.
From the home of Mrs. Robert F..
Brown at 292 Fourteenth street cloth
ing was stolen.
A. LengfeId,s fat at 24tz Jackson
street supplied some thief with coin
and jewelry. $40
The Office of Albert Sonnenberg, $40
Steiner street, was entered and sSf
stolen.
Paolo PeIigrini's chicken house was
visited and a dozen chickens taken.
A. E. Buttner's fiat at 160 Sixth ave-
nue. was entered and jewelry stolen
suit case containing clothing
valued at SIS belonging to Miss Mary
Woodside, 201S A street, was stolen
from 1902 Golden Gate avenue.
Leo Allenbergs saloon at fine ana an
Polk streets was entered and Sz2
stolen
Michael Brennan of the Dewey
house. Fourth and Howard streets
was relieved of pocket book contain
ing a 800 gold certificate. sloU si-
yer certificate and $3.50 while on
Sutter street car.
John Ryan, 154s Kentucky street
lost a purse containing $50 ana
check for 1924 while on Flilmore
street car.
/. BIumenau. S021s Lily avenue, was
relieved of a purse containing $3.50 and
a check for So.
r. s. Wilkinson. PSI Eleventh ave
nue., was robbed of a diamond stlckpln
on an Eddy street car.
Leslie Parker. 40 Howard street
was helG up by two men. one OF Nfnoii,
yrah,nd MIN by the throat and backed
him up against the wall at Natoma
and Third streets Thursday night aud
robbed him OF d gold pin and SS-Z9'
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
CALIFORNIANS ARE
PRONE TO EXTRAVAGANCE
Women Advised to Be More
Economical in Purchasing

Californians have the feeling IN max
ing their purchases, DIR. Jessiea PeiN.
otto declared yesterday afternoon a.
~ e,orona cIub that they must above
ali else buy everything that is fashion
able-and it must be exclusive II pos
sible.
AS an example of this she cited Iurs'
which are never necessity IN Cali-
fornia but are distinct menace TO
health. but which every woman desires
The tendency. she said during the
course of her address. entitled spend
ing and Efficient House Keeping, Is 70
spend more of our money lor olner
thinos than those which are distinctly
utilitarian
she advised each member of the DO
ynastic science section of the club to
keep a budget for six months, thus
ascertaining the exact amount eN
such necessary reforms as might be
desired.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Belle Kinney
Wins Opener
At Emeryyille
Four FaVOrffeS ana Pair OF
Second Choices Re-eSfabLiSh
Credit of Wise Ones
Bv E. w. CLARKE

Four favorites and a pair of well
hacked second choices accounted for
vestcraav-s card at EmeryVille ana
gave the talent = chance to re-estab-
fish its credit with the memory bri-
gade The improved track and tns
sunshine MAJ nave helped the horses
10 run nearer 70 form. and the raclh &
though made by ordinary nelds, was
" Arconaat aud Belle Kinney opened
equal choices Tor the first, but the
maze carried the bulk OF the money 20
he most. Argonaut got cut down AZ
the barrier and did not hgure IN the
running ThisCe Belle, fast Trick
frOln Texas. showed the early foot nut
rfl1Cked II when Belle Kinney cnat-
lenge0 in the stretch. Nelma Z out
gained SalEest for the show.
With Mauretania scratched. the wise
ones put their coin on Burlelgh IN the
secrnd but atter leading for three
IA rts of the Journey ne quit and I'M
ished fourth. Grace q. of last, ran a
splendid race from behind ud nosed
cut Inclement at the wire. Billy Myer
WAS Two lengths behind the iel 1ers
The track was very much TO the
HKing Of BaIronis in the yea OLD
affair. and she had no trouble in dis
posing OF BinOcular, the faVorite. which
tired in a stretch drive Good snip
came from behind for the third posi-
RoSeVale. rusning iuto an early lead
made q romp Of the mile and 20 yards
event. winning off by two lengths from
Ia Pall. while Merlingo. second choice
in the betting, finished third, under a
weak ride.
old Legatee. played to capture the
nth race was off sideways and
trailed his field In the early part He
came through On the rail at the last
turn and ran over COpperneld, when
had led from the barrier. The Texas
horse stopped as if short and should
do better. Sea Lad, always close up,
nnished third.
Dorothy Ledgett. in the last, was
played al odds on and got away first.
hut surrendered TO Hamper. which
made the pace 10 the stretch. He tired
IN the last sixteenth. and the Sain filly
had 10 trouble in winning. Bishop W
was J bad third
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
HUSBAND OBJECTS TO
HIS WIFE'S COLD FEET
Vigorous Protest Leads to Ar
rest of Wrangling Couple

Charles Fl. Fields and his wife Annie
were raising such disturbance in
their home at 209 Holly park Wednes-
day night that Policeman Ritter was
forced to arrest them for disturbing
the peace of the neighborhood. They
appeared before Police Judge ShortaIl
yesterday morning. and after hearins
their explanations the cases were dis
missed
Fields drives an express wagon and
said that when he got home tired
Wednesday night his wife was not al
home. so lie went to bed. and was
awakened by his wife placing her cold
feet against his spine.
He yelled to her to keep her cold
feet off his anatomy. and they were
quarreling about it when the police
man came in and arrested them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Three Year Old
Unplaced Only
Once in Sixteen
Bay GeIding Bred at Sacramento
Was Acknowledged Juvenile
Champion of Country
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Lee Rose, re-
Gently sold by ]. j. Walsh to c. Millar
of Toronto, Ont, is dead. Lee Rose was
year old bay gelding by st. Avoni-
cus-Lavena c. and raced with distlnc-
ton as year old on the Pacific
coast, where he was the acknowledged
Juvenile champion of the country
Rose Queen, since developed into a
high class sprinter, was his CHIEF rival
for the honors. On account or an IN
trinity, which interfered with his
training. Lee Rose did not race TINS
year. He was bred and developed by
O. A Bianchi Daggie SMITH at sac
ramento. from whom ]. j. Walsh pur :
chased him in the early part of last
year for $4,000.
He was unplaced only once in the
1s starts comprising his racing career
record which is as follows; year
1908, age 2, starts 16, irsts 10. seconds
4, thirds l, unplaced /; won s10,65O.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
PhillieS Sold
To Syndicate
For S35O,OOO
Organization Headed by Horace
S. FogeI Takes Over National
Baseball Club

PHILADELPHIA, Nov IS. = The
PhiIadelphia National league baseball
club was sold today to syndicate. OF
which Horace S. FogeI of this city is
the head. The price is said TO be
$3.50. 1000.
The deal was consummated in the
Office of Clarence Wolf. one OF the
owners of the Philadelphia club. AS
soon as the papers had been signed
representatives of the syndicate went
to Camden. n. J., and organized by
electing Horace 5. Fogel president,
William Conway secretary and Frank
gether with John A. Schwartz and
Thomas Curley will comprise the
board of directors The club Is moor
porated Under the laws Of New Jersey
Charles ". Murphy, president OF the
Chicago club of the National league.
represented his organization at the
conference to see that provisions OF
the National league constitution were
Murphy was present caused rumor
that be would be financially interested
in the new management Murphy de-
'The Philadelphia club was formerly
owned by Clarence Wolf, banker;
James p. McNichol, a PHILADELPHIA poll
tician, and the late Israel w. Durham,
a political leader.
President Murphy for the release OF
John king providing the national
commission would refnstate the Famous
Chicago catcher.
President FogeI has been identified
with several Philadelphia newspapers
as a sporting writer and managed the
Indianapolis and New York National
clubs; Conway was formerly president
of the Philadelphia builders exchange
Elliott is lawyer. Schwartz a silk
manufacturer and Curley a lawyer and
politician at Camden.
William J. Shettsline, secretary OF
the old organization. probably will act
as business manager of the new syn
dicate.
King. the former star catcher for
the Chicago National league club, was
mentioned as the probable manager Oi
the Philadelphia team, and. it is said
Mike Donlfn will also come here as al
Outfielder
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Running Of the All Ages in
The Field Trials

RaREFEs. N. c.. Nov. 2S.-Sevsn
braces were put down today IN tne
frfals of the Continental field trials
club. and prospects are that. the stake
will be finished Saturday night
There are still six dogs 10 run ano
no forecast can be made as 10 the
final outcome. .,,.
Pansom Tony, owned by Edwards
ran with the California setter. Mi
sivioIa. handled by j. +. Lucas OF san
Francisco. - .-.,
WooIton of St cloud. pointer. owned
by Chester A. Merrill of san Antonio.
Tex. ran against the pointer tonS
re,. ana bandled bv r. G.. LOckhard-
st. cloud did the star bird work Of
the day. picking up singles and beNies
rapidly.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
FIREMAN PRAISED FOR
HEROIC RESCUE WORK
MOman's Life Saved, Writes st.
Luke's Head Physician

High praise for Captain .. Newell
Of engine company No I5 was con-
tanned IN q letter sent to Chief
Shaughnessy by Resident Physician
Fayerfe ". Birtch Of St. Luke's hos
pftaL Speaking OF the recent fire. Doc
tor Birtch said:
CAPTAIN Newell carried out Mrs
Dunn. the last PATIENT removed from
the burning building It is very likely
that Mrs Dunn never would have been
saved only for the captain
The commissioners also received the
warm thanks Of residents near the
scene Of the Coliseum fire for the ef-
fective work OF the men Of the de-
partment in saving their homes from
the flames.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Personal Brevities

]. r. Condor. banker Of Los Angeles IS reg
is;ered at the Stewart
Dr. 6. A. DUNCAN Of Eureka is staying at the
Stewart.
Lieutenant Governor Warren Porter OF Watson
vile is a guest at the Stewart.
Charles A Easterbrook. Of Boston is staying at
ihe Manx.
a. ". Earle Of stockton is guest at the
Nanx.
Ira B. Bennett, lumberman Of Sanger, is at
the Fairmont.
A. Chester Beatty Of New York, who has large
mining interests in Nevada, is guest at the
Fairmonf.
ar and Mrs. L. c. Treve Of Reno are regis.
tered At the Fairmont-
Gerald O'Shay, mining man OF Reddng. IS at
The ST. Francis.
r. A. cIongh OF the Diamond match company is
registered at the ST. Francis
A. d. Charlton . raiIroadman Of Portland. is
staring the St Francis
waiter II. soderberg. a mining man Of Alaska.
IS AZ the ST. Francis
A. L. White OF the Inland Empire Transports
lion system is ~ the ST. Francis. registered
from spokane
r. B. Hammett. mining man Of Rawhide, IS
~ the Arg0nauL
Air. aud Mrs. J c. Philbrook Of Mendocino are
ai tho Arg0naut.
Edmund Sforer Of the local staff OF the Associ-
stod Press will leave for Los Angeles Today 70
assume fIle management Of fhe Soufher Califor-
fia and Afiz0na bureau II that organization Hc
succeeds John Is. Elliott, who has been trans
esrfrG 70 Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
HOTEL GUEST PAYS
DEARLY FOR THE DANCE
Watch and Diamond Ring Dis
appear During Merry Making

w. T. Powers, a guest at the Hotel
ManX, attended a dance of the Merry
Makers club at Lyric hall Wednesday
night and met Mrs. Minnie Applegate
and her husband. Charles Applegate. a
bar tender. He stayed with them
during the merry making. and they
had several drinks
Powers was taken to the hotel about
o'clock Thursday morning. and when
he recovered his senses he found that
his gold watach and fob valued at
s32 and a diamond ring valued at $50
were missing.
Powers told the police yesterday
that he had also been induced to sign
a check for $25, payable to the Merry
Makers club. but he had stopped pay
nent of 1T at the bank
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Melville Quits
At Ring While
Audience HOOts
Refusal of Fighters Demand for
Advance of Coin Puts
Damper ON Show

of the Auditorium athletic club would
not come through with $50 to Jimmy
Melville for boxing Danny Refs, the
former alleged amateur would not go
on until he was given the dough. The
crowd hooted and Ed Kehoe was sub
stituted for Melville and he scored a
knockout in the second round. Joe
Lanoum knocked out Walter Mcmahon
in the third. George Finnegan out
pointed Jimmy Roche in three rounds
and Alec Mcdonald got a decision over
@. Daily G.. Barnes won from Lee
Duncan on foul in the third. George
Engle knocked out B. Mahoney. in the
fourth. George Flanagan got the palm
in three rounds with Leo McLeIland.