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Stock Market

Kansas City Stock Yards,
 May ?, 1910. The cattle mar ket underwent a gradual soften ing last week, and closing prices were off 20 to 35cents on most
 all kinds, with beifers showing even a greater decline sometimes. Feeders did not lose quite as much, as there is agood demand
 in the country for young cattle to feed, and bulls also held up almost steady. Calves fuctuat- ed a good deal, but closed in rut- with all their advance wiped
 out. The run to day IS 10000 head, quite an increase over a week ago, and with other mar kets supplied in proportion, the natural result is lower prices to- day, steers 5 to Is lower, COWS and heifers steady to a shade lower. As usual on Monday, stockers and feeders are in good demand and prices are firm to- day. The top on heavy steers today is $7.9O, in the native division, and a drove of 11OOtb steers in the quarantine division also brought $79O, Oklahoma corn fed steers. Medium class steers bring $65O to $7-65, and cake fed cattle from the South sell at 5000 to $6.65 mostly, some meal fed steers today at $7.25. The range on heifers is $4.75 to $7.5O. and best heavy cows bring up to $6 75. The latter have been scarcs during the past week. Best veals are worth $S 75, and bulls bring $4. 75 to $6.4O, feeders $625 to $7.OO, stockers $500 to $6 50
 Prices remain about $1.5O per cwt. higher than at this time
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" Purge and Purify" Y"

Purge and Purity" is the key note of Governor Hughes spe- cial message to the New York legislature. Purge and Purify" is the keynote of Governor Fort's S public statement with respect to the disgraceful proceedings incl dent to the closing hours of the New Jersey legislature. Purge and Purify" is the keynote of the Republican insurgents in their pathetic protest against the de- struction of their party by trust influences. Purge and Purify" is a good slogan for men who really intend to protect public ln- terests. At this time when ques tionable transactions on the part of public officers are being ex- posed in nearly every section of the country, Purge and Purify" should be written into every po- litical platform-and the spirit of this slogan should be i'm pressed by a thoroughly aroused people upon every aspirant for nublic ofhce.-W. ]. Bryan's Con- mOner,
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Can Not Stand For it

The Tucson Citizen discloses it's purpose of unloading any re- sponsibility for possible failure of the statehood bill. Its re- marks about danger of opposi- tion from Democratic senators show that it is short on conf dence in it's own party to carry out the statehood pledge given to the people of Arizona and New Mexico. We may be as- sured that if the statehood bill fails to become a law 1t will be because the Republicans senators and congressman do not desire it's success. The house passed a measure which was fair and just to the people of the territories; in the senate a new measure has been prepared containing pro- visions calculated to invite criti- cism of both Republicans and Democrats, which it has. What the house will do about agreeing to the senate bill remains to be seen. It may transpire that the senate measure was framed with the intention that 1t should never pass. We shall see what we shall see and in the mean time the Citizen may be assured that the Republicans must ac- count to the people of Arizona for failure to pass a statehood bill and for the kind they pass, if they pass any.-Bisbee Review.
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The spring roundup of cattle started this week at Jacks Can yon, and although the wind was blowing a pretty stiff gale, a large crowd of Winslowites went out to see the jolly cow boys roping and branding the cattle. The visitors were treated roy ally and a big banquet was given m their honor.
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Charles Christman, who has been employed at The Office" saloon for some time, left for New York Tuesday morning on d business trip.
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Leslie Hart, a prominent cat tleman of Coconlno county, was a visitor in Winslow this week, and he and his men joined the spring roundup now going on i'll this county.
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A touch of rheumatism, or a twinge of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is, Chamberlain's S Liniment drlves away the pain at once and cures the complaint quickly. First application gives relief. Sold by all dealers.
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Cormick Kennedy, who was shot by Jim Case about three weeks ago, and who has been in the Sisters hopital at Albuquer que, returned home Tuesday, much to the delight of his many friends. While not yet ready to go to work, he is getting along nicely and will soon be com pletely cured of his wound.
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Mrs. Fred. McSparron and child, of Gallup, came down on Sunday, and are visiting with Conductor and Mrs. J. Jones.
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J. A Lyons, of the firm of Spellmire & Lyons, extensive wool growers of this county, left on Tuesday for the firms summer ranch, about 55 miles south of Winslow.
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Mrs. J. w. Christal left last night for Detroit, Michigan, to represent Winslow at the con- vention of the Ladies Auxiliary Lodge of the Locomotive Engi- neerS.
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The many friends of Mrs. Frank Rink will be pleased to learn that the lady stood the trip to the Rochester (Minn) ) Sanita- rum well, and is making fine progress toward recovery.
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Miss Ora Fields, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w.. $. Fields, has received a check for $113 co, be ing one of the large prizes in a recent puzzle-solving corte> held by the Zellner Piano Com pany, of Los Angeles, through the columns of the Examines The many friends of the young lady are congratulating her on both her ability ard her good fortune.
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E. C. Duel, who has been in Dr. Sampson's hospital, suffer ing from alcoholism, died last Wednesday. An inquest was held last night by Cornor F. H. Waite.
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Al. Watson went out on lit tie hunt Sunday, and was re- warded by bagging a wild cat. The animal is a fine specimen, and Mir. Watson will have the skin preserved and made into a rug,
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Manager Gus Hanson, of the opera house, has been on the sick list this week.
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Father Connolly will go to Williams, where he will hold ser vices tomorrow.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will clear the sour stomach, sweeten the breath and create q healthy appetite. They promote the flow of gastric juice, thereby inducing good di- gestion. Sold by all dealers. o
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Fireman T. w. Lessetter re- ceived word this week that his father was quite sick at his home in Victoria, Texas.
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Joe Meyer, cattleman, whose range Is about 50 miles south of Winslow, spent Sunday and Monday in the city.
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Mrs. N. S. By, who was re- ported quite i'll last week, has fully recovered.
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George L. Pratt, a prominent sheepman of this county, spent Saturday in the city.
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F. D. By left on Sunday for his home in Oregon, after several days visit with friends and rela- tives in this section.
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Winslow News Notes
 From The Winslow Mail

William Babbitt, of Flagstaff, was a visitor in Winslow this week.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
new COMPANY is TO
BUILD MANY HOMES HERE
Weber Real Estate and Investment Company Joins
Local Field to Promote General Wei
fare of Community.

Idition before the rise In values takes
place. II is generally understood that
for some time values have been stead
lily rising In that portion OF the city,
and that IL is considered one OF the
most desirable residence districts of
Ogden
Besides making a specially OF home
building, this company proposes to
give some attention to the sale of
small farms. especially to ten or
twelve acre tracts particularly adapted
TO fruit growing. II declares that
the best orchard lands in the state lie
In Weber county, and that no more
fertile soil can be found in the west
As a proof OF their convictions they
point TO the fact that families have
lived comfortably for many years from
the products OF ten acres of land,
A member of the company stated that
he Is acquainted with a gentleman
who for over forty years has lived
on ten acre tract OF ground six
miles from Ogden, that from the prod
nets thereof he has reared and edn-
Gated eleven children, giving some OF
them university courses, and every
one OF them one thousand dollars at
marriage He Is hale and hearty, AS
well as having competency for life.
Such certainly speaks we'll for the
small farm Of our own Weber county.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22

The Weber Real Estate & Invest
ment company has been recently or
Ganized in Ogden and incorporated
under the laws of Utah for $4,000.
The directors and GERS of the cont
pany arc B. II Goddard. president;
J. ". Volker, vice president: a. C..
Matheson. secretary. c. J. Hall and
f. r. South.
The purpose of tn company is to
erect homes In Ogden and 10 do a
general real estate business in Weber
county. The company has secured
tracts of land. both in the eastern
and southern parts of the city, and II
proposes to begin the erection of mod
ern cottages at an early date.
The southern tract of ground Sc
CURED by this company, lying between
32d and 33d streets, and between
Washington and Grant avenues, is TO
be known as the South Washington
Addition. The modern homes To be
erected thereon will make that com.
Ing residence district still more de.
sirable, and, as is pointed out. will
naturally enhance the values OF the
property there II is thought that pre-
. sons who contemplate securing a
home in one OF Ogden's best To-
cslities Will do we'll TO secure a build
Ing spot in the South Washington Ad-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22

blouse by simply adding a peplum to
It, t.
For If you have pepmm or
kimona sleeve, 1t doesn't matter much
whcfe or In what, you are right In
style this season Just tho other day
! saw the dearest little neglgee OF pale
blush-rose crepou and 1t was made
with short, close Japanese sleeve
laced down the outside of the arm.
The fronts OF the matinee we're slash
cd at the bottom and then laced to-
gcther with rose.ping ribbons. Just
IN front OF the laeings the lower
edge of tho negligee5 sagged into long
sash ends knotted near the bottom
and reaching about to the knees.
There WAS no trimming ,on .itzssFe
little turnover collar OF fine hand
embroidery, below which the fronts
were laced together about TO the bust
line,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
WOMAN 1O1
YEARS OL D

Chicago, May 21.-Mrs Diah E.
Sprague welcomed her relatives and
friends yesterday 10 her 101st birth
day reception and offered a recipe for
q long life.
My life has been long one. she
said. and when | look back through
the years they seem longer still. Yet
/ would like to live them all over
again
"My recipe for long life is TO live
sensibly. have always dressed warm
In winter and cool in summer. despite
the dictates Of the fads.
Raised on farm. | always had
plenty to eat and I never missed a
meal. In those times people did not
have TO fast. l never used coffee or
tea until late In life and then spar
ingly."
Mrs. Sprague was born on farm
near Copenhagen. Lewis county, New
York, Her father, Nathan Munger.
served as surgeon in the war of 1872,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
GYRO 5COPE ON
AN AER0PLANE


Stratford, Conn, May 2l.-Stanley
Y. Beach. New York inventor. has
constructed the first aeroplane in the
world with a gyroscope attachment,
for stability AT Its testing grounds
here Mr.. Beach has been long at work
upon the machine, which is n mono
plane like the one used by Bleriot In
crossing the English channel He has
made several test flights at a low
height of three or four feet from the
ground, but has been hampered by
the weight of the engine. Within
two weeks he expects to install a
lighter motor and looks for immediate
success.
The gyroscope on the aeroplane is
directly beneath the motor, to which
1t is geared II makes 10000 reyo-
lutionS minute and gives resisting
force Of 900 pounds one foot out from
the center.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
AUTOMOBILES BOOSTING
VALUES OF REAL ESTATE

Farming values have gone up and hun
dreds OF places located within a radius
OF twenty-five miles OF cities have
found ready purchasers in men who
use automobiles as their regular means
OF transportation.
Reports from the Willys,Overland
Overland company. of Toledo. Ohio,
makers of the handsome car given In
the Examiner popularity contest.
shows that a larger percentage Of
their cars are sold to suburban pur-
chasers than to city people. Farmers
are buying thousands of their cars
this year for business and pleasure
The automobile has become an es-
sential part of the complex life of To-
day, and II is absurd to regard It as
purely pleasure vehicle, 1t has rev.
olutonizod the delivery service of the
cities and proven a potent factor in
the worlds progress.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
pePLums MAKE OLD GOWNS NEW
They May be Added to a Last Sea.
sons Costume With Good Effect

A clever woman eau mako a very
effective use of a peplum II she
chooses TO tack ii onto one OF her
last years waists or dresses. She
can make an old gown quite new and
smart II she has any of the original
material at all. 1t won't need much,
for shallow hip-length. pepium is
just as good style as a long one.
thought OF course. she could use one
oil any depth she liked. Or. If She
had a coat that dated back to the
days OF Eton Jackets she could make
1t into a very crcditable Russian
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
Especial to The Examiner }

Especial to The Examincr)
WASHINGTON. May 21.-Advance
reports on the official census indicate
that property values everywhere are
on the increase. The statistics show
a large percentage of advance in val
ues. Real estate men attribute this
largely TO the automobile. They say
1t has eNertcd greater effect upon
real estate values than any other mod
ern Invention. Not only are values In
city property raising. but farm lands
as woll are becoming moro valuable
In the city the demand for sales
rooms, garages. etc. has accomplished
wonders In boosting rentals, while OH
the outskirts the steady buying oi
land for factory sites and extensions
has had almost similar effect
People can live farther out in the
country than they could before tho
automobile came into general use
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
CHILD KILLED BY
LIGHTNING BOLT

Ramah. Colo. Colo. May 2l.-Struck
by heavy piece OF timber torn from
its fostcDings when bolt of light
ming struck the house, the tive-months-
old Infant of Mrs Edward Miller was
instantly killed in It's mothers arms
yesterday afternoon. while the woman
was making a dash from the house
on her ranch, 20 miles east of here.
during terrific electrical storm. The
mother -wa6 uphurtss
In the same storm. John Ferguson.
cowboy at neighboring ranch. was
struck by lightning and instantly
killed
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
SNAKE SW ALLOWED
CHICKS IN EGGS

Long Beach. Cal. May 21-Three
little chicks belonging to w B. Nc
Craokeu yesterday pecked their way
into this big world after having had
an unusual experience. For thirteen
days the mother hen had been busily
attending to her setting duties when
a hungry snake drove her from the
nest and gorged itself with three eggs.
The reptile fingered about the prem.
ises and McCrackcn shot 1t. Wonder
Ing Mt it's odd proportions. he per
formed an operation and found the
eggs. They were placed back under
the hen and at the end of the regu-
lStton time were hatched.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
WestefngLa Land and /
investment Company
A. A. Wenger, Pres.
Partial list of our bargains.

drtldl llSt .Ol oul p"i duo
Fine brick residence. Strict
" modern; near ear line; large
lot, lawn. shade and fruit trees.
A bargain on easy terms.
Fine Bungalow. Modern. fur
mace heat. lot 80 by 1872 to al
ley; on bench. Best location
i'll the city.
Number of fine residence lots
near 25th street. On bench;
good-termsA q
Five-room brick Modern;
on bench; cheap. Party leav-
ing town; see at once; a bar
gain.
Fivc-room frame. Modern;
on 25th street 30 foot lot Of
fercd very cheap on terms;
nonresident owner; must sell
See this quick for snap.
63x172 foot lot, good four room
frame house, summer kitchen
and cellar, good barn, chicken
house, etc. 90 fruit trees and
small fruit. Price $1,000
We are agents for the big
Lost River Irrigation Project
in Idaho; the land under Carey
Act. water sold at very low
prices and on easy terms. Call
at our office and get literature.
FARMS AND FRUIT LAND
FOR SALE.
Money to loan at s per cent.
Figure with us on your Fire
Insurance.
Notary in the office.
415-416 ECCLES BLDG.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
S. S. SMITH

SPECIAL! A nice five-room
home on the bench; city water,
bath lot 50x140 to alley; good
new barn. This is a Snap. $1,000
Nice residence lots. south, half
block east of Washington avenue,
40x150 feet. Each -. $4,000
A lot 100 feet by $50, half block
from street car, South Washing
ton, splendid place for chickens.
nc better in the City. 100000
A fine modern brick house, five
rooms, good barn, lot $4,000 feet.
Right of way Located on South
Washington. Price S32OO.OO
The finest suburban home in
the county, on car line. seven
acres of land. Call at office for
price and terms.
The best terrace site in the
City. Only One Block from the
Reed Hotel 147 feet front 1872
deep with alley all round Call at
office for price and terms.
Fine Fruit Orchards speciality,
90 of them ranging in price from
:. So, 900 to $4,000
S. S. SMITH
Room 314, First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phones: Ind. 81; Bell, 1897
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
SOME GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR LAND BUYERS IN UFAF
Wright
Investment
Co.

2439 Washington Avenue.
Ind. Phone $40. Bell Phone 73l
Fine 50 foot lot on Harrison. t375.e0
$50 down, balance $40 per month.
10 foot lot on 21st, near Monroe.
$4,000
50 foot lot on 22nd, near Jackson.
s35O.Oo.
so foot lot near Harrison and 25th
$4,000. $25 down, balance $40 per
month.
TWO acres in good location, seS0.l
each. Money 10 loan on real estate.
Many other good propositions.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
A BEAUTIFUL HOME.

Five-room frame residence with
pantry, closets and summer kitch-
en-; city water in house; also
small barn and good shade,
$500. Small payment down,
boI,,co tar,,,c
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
FOURROoM BRICK FOR LIT
TIE MONEY.

| have four-room brick resi-
dence, nearly new, only 1880
$500 down, balance Just like pay
ing rent.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
FINE LOT IN RAILROAD DIS
TRICT.

a good lot, 53x214 feet, located
handy for railroad, also near
school; 10 minutes walk from
business center; only $4,000.
This is certainly a snap.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
Wright
Investment
Co.
2438 Washington Avenue.
LAND
For Sale BY
M. SkEEN CO.

Fifteen acre farm on car line;
s acres A. No, | land, balance pas
ture; small house and other I'M
provements. All in crop. Posses
sion given at once. Will trade
for city property.
We have anything in the farm
line, and can give the purchaser
the privilege OF choice from list
that they could not expect to re-
ceivo from any other source. This
is our speciality and therefore we
keep list of property so as to
please all comers. Do not think
because we do not advertise
exactly what You want that we
haven't such piece of property.
Let us know your wants, we will
do the remainder.
LOTS-We have some of the
choicest lots in the city that we
can sell below market yalue We
bought these lots cheap aud there
fore will give the purchaser the
benefits. These lots range in price
from S25000 to $4,000 and are
located III all parts of the city
from Jefferson avenue to Harri-
son avenue and from Twenty-frst
street to Twenty-ffth street, and
also in the northern and southern
part of the city.
Seven room house on Thirty
first street between Grant and
Washington avenues. Sewer and
sidewalk paid hot and cold water
bath and electric lights. Lot
{ 50x190; price $1S5000 on good
terms.
M. SKEEN CO.
800 EccLes BUILDING.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
This is a
Bargain

We have for sale an eight room
modern frame house, on one of the
best residence streets in the city,
for sale at $4,000. II has been Of
fered first at $500 A month ago
the owner had us advertise it at
$4,000. Now he has cut the price
10 per cent because he has re-
moved from Ogden and wants to
use the money elsewhere. Part
of the purchase price can stand
for two or three years.
Remember this property has a
big lot. fine stable, lawn, shade
trees and is modern.
HUNTER & KENNEDY,
211 First Natl, Bell Phone lis.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
ChaunCey Parry
Loans and Insurance.
Real Estate.
IDEAL HOME.

A beautiful 7-room modern
brick residence, nearly new, To-
Gated on Grant avenue near busi-
ness section, also close TO Il. X.
shops, only $4,000 This is a
bargain.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22
CHOICE LOTS ON EASY
TERMS.

] have a number of nice lots To-
Gated near Washington avenue
A portion being in choice fruit in
full bearing Price ranging from
1925 to $3.50 Terms
down, balance $40 per month.
This is a rare chance for the small
wage-earner.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
BUENA VISTA NOTES

nando. whose showing IN Saturdays
stake was fine one. will hook up with
such speedy ones as Fore. Lady Pan
chita. silver Stocking. Billy Myer and
others, including Meltondale and Kid
North. two of the prospective starters
in the big Utah derby to be run on
Saturday. That "a viii be n sure enough
horse race goes without saying.
form was very closely adhered to. con-
sidering the fact that most Of the horses
ing the fact that most OF his horses
had just completed a long railroad
journey. Eleven Of the thirty-siN win
ners we're favorites. ten second choices.
nine third choices. and six outsiders in
the betting took the balance.
Manders led the jockeys in winning
mounts for the week. pulling over six
winners in as many days. Wordsworth
During the first week Of the racing
landing four winners Nandusen fin
ished first in three races, while Kent.
Rooney. Corey. ID. Boland and Buxton
each put over two winners.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
MANHATTAN CLUB CARD
AT SALT PALACE TONIGHT

At the Manhattan club tonight anna
teur boxing fans will see n card that
looks good on paper at least. and Man
aver Downing guarantees plenty OF
amusement.
In the headliner Young Erlen born.
the popular Denver feathsrwei ght,
meets Raw Kenner. who at one time
was known as one OF the best amateurs
In Montana. Kenner left the bOxin Z
game 20 take up wrestling. and built
up a fine development in the muscle
line. For three months he has been
boxing again. and is showing HIS for
mer speed with the gloves.
In the semi-windup Kid Bell and Ed
die Johnson will furnish a clever boxer
against tough and aggressive boy,
and the combination should produce
fast work.
The two main goes will be six rounds
with three four-round bouts to precede.
as follows:
Young Lawrence and Ike Cohen well
tcrweiE lights.
Young schlilo and Freddie Lugan.
lightweights.
Jimmy Crowley and Young Gilbert,
bantamweight