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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27
GIRL WOULD SEND
FATHER TO PEN
TULSAN OF 70 ABANDONED WIFE.
DAUGHTER LAWYER SEEKS TO
PROSECUTE-IN JAIL.

Muskogee, Okla, Oct 26.-After 81
years, William Sperry, alias VIM. II
Pound, seventy years old, was trailed
down and arrested on complaint of
his own daughter charging him with
adultery. And this same daughter is
now studying law in Washington, will
graduate soon and hopes to prosecute
her own father as her first case. The
father and daughter met face to face
here today for the first time in thir-
/ ty-one years.
Thirty-one years ago, in what was
hen Wyandot.e, now a part OF Kan
aas City, according to the daughters
story, Sperry deserted her mother
and fouY small children and ran away
with another woman, former servant
In the family. Sperry was not seen
nor heard from by his wife or chill
dren for thirty years. The woman
with whom he went away died year
later Then he married again. Eff
teen years ago Sperry came to Tulsa,
Okla. He changed his name to VIII
liam Pound. He was a carpenter. He
has two children by his last marri-
age
In 1900, Margaret Hopkins Sperry,
an employe in the department Of CON-
merce and labor at Washington, got a
special bill through congress allow
ing her mother pension. Spsrry
was an old solder, 1t was this pension
that makes the daughter indicative.
Two years ago anonymous letters
were written TO the pension depart
ment stating that Mrs. Sperry's hus-
band was living and that under such
she was not entitled to
the money. The department startc
an investigation which revealed the |
whereabouts of Sperry. The desert !
ed women's pension of SIS per month |
was cut off. 1t was her only supprot>I
When the daughter learned this, |
she Immediately set out on the trail of
her father. She hated him, she hates |
him now, though she says that her
mother through all these years has
loved the wandering husband, and is !
reluctant to see the aged man sent to !
the penitentiary, which the daughter
insists that she will do if 1t Is within |.
her power.
Sperry was working here as car
penter under the name of Pound, and
did not know his daughter, Nemesis, |
was on his trial until she met him |.
face to face when taken into custody. |
He staggered back as though struck
a blow.
well, what have you got to say
for yourself after all these years."
demanded the daughter
"What-you-and you are the cause
of this" stammered the Old man.
Sperry was taken to Tulsa tonight
and will be given preliminary hear
ing there tomorrow. His daughter in
another section, went to Tulsa on the
same train with him.
She has asked the authorities to
postpone the trial until she can ap-
pear as a fulllfledged lawyer to pros
acute her father.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27
Fire at Caney. Kansas.

Caney, Kan, Oct. 26-F'ire which
started In q livery stable here today
burned the stable with eighteen
horses. the Truskett opera house and
furniture store. An electric theater
was also badly damaged. The loss is
estimated at $4,000.
Shortage OF water thwarted the eff
forts of the volunteer fire fighters 10
prevent the spread OF the flames.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27

c. ID. Carter has political enemy
In this town, who has sent to Wash
ington to get his record. The record
came. There is a bundle of papers
but they have been put away. Not
a word has ever been published Ev.
cry publication of his record makes
him more votes, hence his political
enemies, even those who have ac-
eepted money to fight him are very
quiet. They do not dare to so into
his record at Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27
biIiousness

81 have used your valuable cascarets
and find them perfect. Couldn't do
without them. l have used them for
some time for indigestion and biliousness
and am now completely cured. Recon-
mend them TO everyone. Once tried. ycu
will never be without them in the
family. Edward A. Marx, Albany, NY.
Pleasant. Paiatable. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or Gripe.
10c. 2Sc. Soc. Never sold In bulk. The gen.
uine tablet stamped C. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. go
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27
information.

detailed information relative to the
twenty-first annual session of the
Trans Mississippi Commercial Con-
gress as to program, hotel reserva-
tions, railway rates, and any o'her
data desired, will be promptly fur
nished upon request, from the office
of Arthur F. Francis, secretary of the
San Antonio, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27
Program.
General Debate.

The executive committee desires to
make the twenty-first congress live
practical session and to secure the
of conservation, Panama exposition,
Pan-American trade, and other SUD-
jects coming before the congress. A
general debate OF the various ques-
tions is considered by the committee
to be of primary importance, and will
be encouraged at the San Antonio ses-
sion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27

Census statistics show that there
have never been fewer than 100000
men who have failed to go to the polls
each election in Oklahoma since state
hood. VIII YOU be one of that num-
ber this year?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27

New goods receivei since the fire
at Marables but they all go at the
same price. Cost and less than cost.
for anything in the house. 25tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27

New goods receives since the fire
at Marables but they ali go at the
same price. Cost and less than cost.
for anything in the house. 25tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27

Real estate in Ardmore is worth
twenty-five per cent more now than
II was six months ago. Outside in
yestors are coming in and the old
town is looking better and feeling
better
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27

II you did not register before the
primary election hunt up the inspsc-
tor in your precinct and register be-
fore Saturday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27
Go and register now.

While man wants but little here
below, he never gets quite enough.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27

Nature never made a mistake
not even when woman was created.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-27

the advice that they would be Off
cially represented at the San Antonio
session. Invitations to the governo, 6
of the 81 states and territories of
Mexico were transmitted by the gov
ernor Of the State Of Texas, ana gratl-
flying responses, expressing the inter
est OF the Mexican people, have been
received. Through the International
Club of San Antonio and st. Louis,
the interest of the various boards of
commerce in the more important Mex
lean cities has been enlisted, and a
majority of them will be officially rep
resented by delegates.
Formal addresses on the Pan-Amer-
lean feature OF the program will be
made by Hon. Philander C. Knox, sec
retary Of state; Hon. John Barrett, di-
rector Pan-American bureau; Hon.
VIM. I. Bryan, Hon. Arnold Shanklin,
Consul-General to Mexico, and repre-
sentatives Of Latin-American countries
and governors OF Mexican states.
Program.
The program will include addresses
by other eminent citizens conspicuous
in the business life of the country,
statesmen and scientists, fnanciers,
senators and representatives in the
federal congress. On Governors
Day." November "a, addresses VIII ne
delivered by the governors Of states.
Nine acceptances have already been
received, and this feature will be one
OF the most interesting on the pro-
gram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
HOW KID mccoy WON RYAN'S TITLE;
GREATEST DOUBLE CROSS IN HISTORY

tered ana unable 10 stand a moment
longer. went O. the floor for The
count ard hia despised rubber and
valet was DECLARED mlddieweight
champion y ths world
THE Last Straw.
Tommy Ryan erawisd 70 fhe bath
hDusc after the fight Ia wanted 70
b. ainns IN hia misery and humiiias
ton We had fub. and finally
curied up on a COT IN the sleep o.
exhaustion
q was % tifad that wouldn't
have ciimea e z1-fnot mountain 60
yet a million dollars. and you know
haW ! love money said Tommy
telling the story long affcrwRrt
FINALLY ! seka up feeling better.
someons was putting bot towels and
then ruid ones on my face. and
got o. thinking that. after aiL there
were some people Ia ths world who
wouldn't shake YoH when you got
licked I opened ms ayas. and who
a. you think waa fusaiua over mag
hope 10 dla II n wasn't kid Mccoy
4 hated o. do a. Tommy. old tni'
ho said. bat Just gotta set the
dough
and. DO you knew continued
Ryan the damn little skunk actual
~ connsd nae into shaking hands
with him
That's the was Kid Mccoy feath-
erred HE nest A pretty fine exam
pie n The double cross. wasn't st7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
A LII THAT'S WORTH Whit
HND NOTHING THAT ISN'T
REQUIREMENTS OF A R|1GH||
BY Aoole JOSS.

Bail players. and especially pitch
erz ars oftentines asked this ques-
ton what really constitutes the
winning qualities ~ "a iwirlsr1" The
general Impression among The fans
seems a. b. that fhe slab star must
either have q tremendous amount ri
speed o. "a wonderfully quick brenk-
Ing curve. lu order 20 be tDp
And right there Ia where they are
wrong It's not absolutely neces-
nary 20 have either one. though n
ia plainly evident fhat 10 have them
o. quite an asset in itself There
are three things shat the slab artist
finds that hs must haye-control.
nerve and luck named in reverse
order Of their Importance.
BY control is not meant the ability
e. peat the bail over mo plate 90 the
time. Tor really this 10 n0i what the
high-clana twirisr tries 10 DO. IL
fact. keeping the ball as far away
from che middle ~ the plate, and az
tho same tingn making the batter hlf
az g. f. the real acme " control
Trying % make the batter hit az
"a ball that be does not URut o.
swing ~ t. the real thing and al
ways gsta better results than luat
blazing away at the middle Of the
rubber
Nerve f. an essential that must
DO had There are 30 many times
during the game that re Just q
question ~ whether ur not tie pitch.
eg can got away with q stunt h. may
attempt II .4e has tie sand % Try o.
Here h an angle that may arise IN
any old game; We wiz say there
" a weak curve bali hitter 90 The
plate ia q pinch. Now. Ia IS a cinch
that the batter knows just az well az
ths twirler that be is weak on this
kind ~ a ball
Naturally the man az bat u con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

with Faraqn Davies and Jos ChoYu-
aki then arch enemies ef Tomfny
Ryan who. seeing championship
timber IN thr KID bad taken him In
hand and wSfa Kivia4 biHs every pp-
voriunity - develop fur the ok-
press purpose ~ evening Old Hpurrs
with Tommy Ryan McCoy'a
whining isftsra a. Ryan we're part
- gigantic fFams ~ a. tempt
Nyan unprerared into the rims
with Mccoy. and while fhs latter
vas borrowing dollar bills hy mail
from Ryan on the plga fhst hs uar
starving. Ne was h reality iivink On
the IA n he land and training VA
Der Davies nyo AZ Asbars Park The
matchmaker AZ MsHpsth vas IN on
the deal his part being to COAX tho
champion % box at al
Tommy Ryan. All uususpoosing.
arrived a MaHpeth Tor the fisht
= want 70 ies tha Kia make
good showing 20 t'ii stall along Tor
six rounds. and then e. IN and fin
iah him" he told his seconds And
Tor HiN rounds everything was per
schcduie. but when Ryan started the
finishing stunt. Mccoy turned his
back and ran lie had Tommy
chasing him for a white. and then
n daWnsd on the champion that
from lack 81 training he was All IN
Then KID Mccoy tora 20 and what
ha ara 90 SIR Joseph YouuFs was
shame. In tbs 18th Ryan. bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
GLEASON is NOW
SURE OF HIS
GROUND

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. H.
There is hardly a chance In the
world that Salt Lake citizens will
buy out my share Of the Jeffres-
Johnson match. was the positive
declaration made today by Jack
Gleason. who returned last night
from the Mormon capitol. where he
held several conferences with Tex
Richard over the battle ground for
the big fight
~ is true. as the dispatches
say. that a number Of propositions
we're made % have me step aside.
he said Il told the people back
there that I am business man.
and {, they made a sufficiently al
turing offer I would give up my
end, but ] don't think they Will
come high enough In fact. am
sure they will not, therefore ! am
going ahead with my plans 10 land
the fight for San Francisco Rick.
ard viii be over here early next
week. and hope then to announce
definitely the battle ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

they arrived. he wasn't wanted as-
pecialY. but he had TIE kuacs -
making himself useful and he sim
piy wouldn't stand Tor q shake.
When Jack Dempsey FsiL
The scene then shifted % Mas
pefh. L.ns Island where renr taek
uNulpaas finally got snta taa flng
wifh Ryan. only % drop exhausted
ia a few rounds kld Meeay wAe
part 81 the party. aa usual hut
sfiii oaiy a. a general rauataheut ard
handy man Ryan liked g. send htsu
On aFraEta. but scnfnsd % puf ca
the Stoves with him.
After ne Dempsey night Tommy
Ryan went bach % Sgfacuss and
waEsd fat and lazy holding d8Nn
tina saloon that thu original Tommy
Ryan sct him 20 IN He didn'r rx-
aetiy di@slpate. hus be got ia the
habit ~ taking a few mnra drinks
sech day and smoking a few more
eiEAra, and that sort Of thing Always
sets than IN the long run
Every 90 often Ryan received a
letter from KID Mccoy. who wrote
that ha was hanging around New
Vera iookiuK for che chance q turn
/" wv H#H'NHHNa"H MNNA E"HssAsH- "hth 49,
On The request for a five spot along
with a hard luck story lie besasi
Tommy 70 uan his influence % Get
him On IN SONS preiim. and alter
natriY flattersd and fawnsd nn thu
champion Finally MCCOY beaEed
Ryan 90 - on with him ia one ~
Tho smaller towns n know I aln't
got a chance In she world with you.
Tommy wrote Mccoy "hut the
losers end looks awful good O. me.
aud it's a pickup for you. and 90
On. IN the same wheeling vetn.
Finally when a letter cama from
Makpeth. begging Ryan to come
down for match against anyone
he wanted 20 name Tommy acesug
81. and good naturally offered the
chance % KID Mccoy Hs looked
on the whole match a. "a Joke. and
never thought q going into training
for a.
IN the Eneuy's Camp.
Now months before this match
was made XII Mccoy had fallen In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
LANGFORD TO MEET
KAUFMAN OR FLYNN

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. EN-
route 10 Cheyenne. where be viii
clash with Nat Dewey on Washing
toms Birthday, Bone Cruaher"
Sam LangfOfd arrived here from
Los Angeles today The negro
fighter and hls manager. Joe
WoOdmau. will confer tonight with
Louis Blot concerning q match be.
tween Langf0rd and another husky
IN this city next month.
II Is probable. according 10
WoOdmhn, that LanRiords oppo.
nent will be Al kaufman or jim
Barry In view Of Tom McCarey's
success IN securing LanFf0rd's con.
sent 10 meet Flynn. I'm Los Angeles,
late noxt month, Blot has been
compelled 70 rbandou HIS plan for
bringing those fighters together ln
a local arena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
BIG FIGHT UNIQUE in
ANNALS OF The RING
James Morrison, Seattle Sporting Man and Old-Time
Referee. Compares Jeffries-Johnson Fight to
Great Fistic Battles of Last Quarter Century.
sv JAMES w. MORRISON,

Tho Ieffries- johnson fight will So
down ia puElliatlc history as pre-
anlnentiy causing more attention
ana genuine interest than any other
contest that has occurred since the
days Of Tom Figg
Interest IN the proposed battle u
universal
Ordinarily prize fight win at
tract attention. and arouse the
sporting blood o. a certain class %
people but IN this particular evunt
Il IA a study 90 observe the Interest
manifested by the people In an
walks ~ life
The preacher. college professor
and the professional man an pro-
fcss an uncnneaalad Interest On The
supremacy between the white and
the black man
STEP into a crowded street car and
there you VIII find men ~ an classes
discussing in an animated tone the
relative merits Of Jeffrira and John
son.
At the FAR end of the car uncon-
sclous u his surroundings sits a
gentleman IN clerical garh. with his
classic features hidden behind lhe
sporting page II the evening paper
eagerly dsvonrins thq latest sight
dope
This Fight Unique.
Recalling all % the more promi-
uent nstic battles IN the past 90
years acne - them rank with the
present proposed contest On point 81
enthusiasm b the people
when the great John T.. Sullivan
punched bis way into she champion
ship hy defeating Paddy Ryan. lt
caused little utare than local inter
est
TITO memorable battle between the
mighty Sullivan and Jake kiirain
for the worlds mulauship and
$4,000 a slde-tha largest purse
ever fought for up e. that time
paie- into iuslEnificance from
point ~ Interest. compared TO the
Jaffrias johnson contest
When our beloved Jack Dempsey
the great N0npareiL went down 70
Defeat AZ the hands q Bob Fytr-
simmons. no such general interest
was aroused a. appears even in ths
preliminary Arrangements 81 the
coming struggle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

etauily On he lookou
N the pitcher has lhs ~ ~
nun ~ q fast one. 4 ,.s z "a
ordinarily would mprs.. ~ y
are pretty good ~, al
~ ih ~ sun. II ~ ~ A
nerve 70 try Il, what 4 .'. sss n
Z l. @ hand 10 the e',rss ~
~ cahe base hii I, MY u
- j q the bench ana ~
y. pi'a y. Z, hlm what h !. 49,.
That's what YOU eaa g..
sure thing but You ~, iega.
last dime that those ~ "A
re ,... netef are found a, ihs x : 7. :
hHt Hnen the season IA -, !.
Luck and they ny u !,
that thete IL no such ~. & 4
plays g mighty imporsans q. ! 4
cry ball game. This M. ~. 5
s pitcher a. well a. ~ 4, ~.
aer ~ he team. and ary ~ = 4 z
Fortune refuses 70 amlis y, 49, g
shedding Tor that day 4 , Y. " !
mighty tough. 'as a
Speed and fins brat,s, Z.
are q mighty nice thlng ~ ~.
= % have but give y. 4, " IN
mat can put the bali wfs,. - 1. =.
.. besides having NJ se- 4. = !
whatever he thinks 9,Ii -. ].
other fellow. no matte -. !
angle may be. and 4 ~ - J, Z
game breaks even m az ~.
on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
JACK JOHNSONS Tits WITH THE
LAW HAVE BEEN MANY AND VARIED

May - -Johnssus automobile sa1a sherts
adclphta wr ~ attachment in
May a.Forci 20 settle btu presented by negroes
Tor bis
md Ined.
10
law regulations. paid
a sui 80
of Isl Later smashed his
Jlg le"hile az Crown Point, Ind. had
tonaaie dAehiner aktdacd OPPONENTS broken
white seriously of
August ARRESTED IN London,
o police - Woodstock Charged with exceeding
WIG roe ran down another auto and smashed Paia
October 4iin hta
49,
January iso-Jgmpsa contract with theatre.
manager attached
touches 81 police
January fHed made Cd fsvca
jumping "a Duauesne Garden pgttsburr
January if-Arresird aaaanluE
driver and breaking ln cab
January z0Arrsated Yark dvfth
another IN barroon In pail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
DARKEST AFRICA MAY see
WORLDS scULLIhc DUEL,

The mere idea 90 a worlds
sculling championship being
= decided ON the rlRer Zamhesi
= IN Nhndeain would short
= seven years ago have been con- /
4 Hidercd the widest dream 81 a
= hare Drained. ovorcanfident en-
= thuslaat To-day that Idea has
= mntured into a possibility
= might almost say n probability. ,
4 for, barring accidents 81 illness
= q ~. practically speaking.
4 certainty that Richard Arnat "
= New Zealand and Erueat Barry
= ~ England VIII race for the
= proud titlo ~ champion Of the
= world ON tho Iambeai toward
4 the latter end 0f August next
4 African sportsmeu have put up
= the largest purse ever offered
= 20 any Hcullers 20 confirm this
= verdict Offering $4,000.
tktt tttt tttAtk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
F&SKETtAL4

Seeking new worlds 90 conquer.
the University of Washington bas-
ket ban team Will leave Tor Eastern
Washington Sunday evening The
team has met ail the teams iu this
neck II the woods and has beaten
them All, most % them by iop-slded
scores.
GonzaKa viii furnish the oppaai
tion Monday evening az Spokane
Nothing much is known NJ this team
except that Pullman beat them Ia "
rough house match recently The
farmers were IA turn beaten hv
Idaho. 80 that school IL probably
the best that viii be- met a game
viii be- played with Il Tuesday az
MOSCOW.
Pullman is scheduled for Wodues-
day evening and Whitman for
Thursday EllenshurR which has
already been beaten by the Var
sity. viii be tho last team 10 be mot
on the trip.
II the trip ~ a financial and attn
leilc success. basket ball will proh-
ably be- made major sport next
year. for the board " control has
promised that Il win support tho
team Ia 1911 n general interest war
rants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
PUG MAY UMP
IN DOUBLE A.

A former puRilist may umpire ~
the American association next ata
son. II IL reported that President
ChlvIngton ls after ollie Ohm and
will sign him as one Of his officials
for 1910.
Chill WAS once "a tough lad In tho
lightweight division. bat gave up
the ring o'become an "umpsT in tho
Central league. This fellow should
be able 10 get along peacefully with
Jawn Mccioskey ana Miquo Cantll
Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

shoes around the corner. and want
ed 70 swap his klt Tor a pair Of box
ing gloves.
The kid was picked up and
showed into "a ring For want ~
space on the card 10 give hts italian
name. thoy called him Jimmy Moran.
Babe" Cullen, Australian feather
champ. knocked him out IA two
rounds. after Jimmy was slightly
saaBoned. Recently Jimmy SET
"3abs" and all his cleverneas
astrny In an Battle-Ground fight, and
would have knocked him out ia an
other round Then Abe Attell, the
real champ. jabbod and punched
eight rounds, but couldn't dent
Jimmy's smilg Abe got tho dedis-
on. heoause Moran never hit him a
cal hard blow In the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
By Laurence Redington.

Speaking ~ poe Cooks strange
bold on the North Fnle. nna ether
great wrestling faken % history
here's she true inside WfoFt ~ hnw
kid Mccoy double rrossua Tommy
R8an aut % the miaairaaiNht title
hsrk IN % tt's tangled yarn. but
Interesting ir that " shows some
~ the methods BY which that master
schspeF Mr. Norman Ariby. thnuEht
and fought himself into the puafils-
tic spot light
The main facts ~ the deal came
- me long time ago. hat several
eeffobafafiye details we're missing
Then. IN the latter part ~ ICES -
Tcars after ths giEht. ran across
Kid Mccoy iE Savannah. where he
and Ted Sioan wera trying % pAc 4
ap a few dollars booking ta tie
International auto races and FROM
the Kid himself gathered ur aans
loose ends Of fact and theory. 4 few
days ago. right here IN Seattle I
ran aerusa a sporting man who vas
able q supply the last link Ia the
chain. and now. after all these ysaFa.
ths story goes into type Tor ths first
time.
Enssr Md mccoy.
Kid Mccoy fret creased Tommy
Hyan's trail when the then cham
rsan vas training a. Detroit Tor his
fight with Jack Wilkes in fsat Nc
Coy came % Hynna quarters and
fairly begged 70 b. taken ia. saying
that he was willing 20 o. anything
from spHrring % washing dlahNa
and that the coin didn't cat ans ia
ure with him. on Paraou Davies
finally engaged Mccoy Just ta -
70 q him. az the muuificcut salary
~ 81 a week
The kid hung around. being use.
ful and Ia the way by turns. far
y hiie be vas r. good rubber. he aaa
faf too green % he ~ any use t.
Tommy a. a sparring partner When
Ryan went % New Orleans f4s the
DEMPSEY flKht that was svautuanv
called or Mccoy beat his way nn
TIE bumpers. and had q smiling vel.
come Tor Ryan and hia party when