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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
NEW SYSTEM OF LoAN1NG MONEY.

Massachusetts has 'Credt Union law which and
Springfield Mass has the first credit union which de-
association of individuals receiving their
and anng the fair rates of interest to such members
honesty and intelligence in need Of financial assistance
T cooperative savings bank that it without
Its dealings confined members the association and
Springfield includes the 600 employees of publishing firm Such of
these employees desire become stockholders by buying
So shares either for cash nstamens They
couraged buy shares naments rather than full
payment The affairs the association these
stockholders the of for sohoder
paid committees Now when member of this association needs
either for for investment he
applies the association where his character and habits well
known Without the advantage of
what would happen He would be forced the
who makes business loanng capital the
great takes great TO- 20 per
month according his clients necessities inability furnish
security.
1.-The members of the association knowing the applicant
having him where the his fellows
will for the keeping Of his obligations risk making the
stranger would charge The
the advantage of the advice of his fellows
the borrowed for Of the credit
granting loans consider the to be made Of the
money of the wouldb Foolish
expenditures thereby prevented
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
THE ELECTRIC MONSTER IN OGDEN.

The opinion be crystalEng the
explosion DEVILS Slide caused by the electric
tunnel That the quite often happens where cleo
employed demonstrated day this week at
Washington and Twenyffth street. when
guide trolley broke from fastenngS and
dropped ground the foot the pole just north the
drinking the sidewalk along the side Of City Hall
square
city building inspector moved the dangling from the
crossing wire contact with the plates form
drain extending to the opposite at the
State Bank flash of light At that team Of
horses delivery service of the Fred Kiese Co. step
ped On plates the whnnyng animals thrown to the
immovab their legs convulsed until
with presence of mind moved the free from the
metallic connection
There stray current in the guide wire in other words
and the contact made with the
plates complete formed extending the rails of the
Rapid Transit and electric force at play
which had the power to paralyze and kill
had thought Of the iron crossings forming part of de-
rucye electric circuit but the unexpected suddenly manifested
itself
vagaTies electric forces reminder that extreme
taken this day Of electric to guard against acci
city officials profng by the lesson the plates
proceed insuate these crossings and make repetition
which grasped and held the Kese horses
impossibihty
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
REGISTRATION AGENTS
FOR CITY AND COUNTY

The following registration agents
for Ogden city and Weber county have
been selected for 1910. by the county
commissioners
Ogden City.
First district-Mrs MAY Shipp
Second dlstrict-Mrs, Alice Collins
Third district-Mrs, Maryette Grif-
fin
Fourth district-Mrs. Addic Angel.
Fifth district-Mrs. Margaret A
Moves.
Sixth district-Mrs. Lila Kennedy.
Seventh district-Willlam Hill
Eighth district-Mrs. Annie Power
Ninth district-Lettie Dean
Tenth diStrict-Jennie Anderson
Eleventh district-C. C. Baxter,
Twelfth district-Mrs, Laura Stan
ford
Thirteenth dIstrict-Adeline Green
well
Fourteenth district-Miss NELLIE
Bowman
Fifteenth distrIct-Miss Lillian
Foulser
Sixteenth dlstrict-Hattie l.. Brown
Seventeenth dIstrict-Annie Miller.
Weber County
Burch Creek-Wlllinm Allen.
Eden-Arthur Stallings,
Farr West-W. G. Child. Jr,
Harrisville- n. Lowder.
HuntsYille-Isaac Grow
Hooper. No Joseph Towers
Hooper, No. 2-Thos. NJ. Jones. Jr.
Kanesvllle-Mrs. Martha E. Green.
Liberty-O a Penrod
Marriott-Geo A. Hodson.
North Ogden-E. j Marshall,
Pleasant Vjew-James Jensen.
Roy-D. j. Harmon.
Rlverdale-Joseph Fife
Randall-Jamcs Linford
Slateryille-Moronl Wheeler.
Uintah-Flora Keyes
Wilson-Mrs Mary Chandler
West Weber, No l-E Hipwell
West Weber, No 2-Jas. F. Hunter
Warren-Mary Wills.
Plain City-C. f. Palmer.
How big Is Ogden, Juet eueso. You
may win cash prize.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
meeting of the superintcndonts for

meeting OF the superintendents for
Salt Lake City.
The convention Ia attended hy
every state superintendent OF schools
in the United States and is a great
thing in the educational circles OF the
country.
a special from Lincoln says that
a definite movement was launched At
the meeting in the direction OF uni.
form ccrtficatIon OF teachers and A
general plan mny be agreed on at a
meeting here Educators from all
Mississippi valley and western states
will be invited to Join In the p an. The
conclusion worked out will be pre-
scDtcd to the legislatures Of the differ
cnt states. with recommendation for
their enactment
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
SENSATIONAL
STATEMENT
BY A WOMAN
City Officials May Be Horse
whipped If the Fallen Women
Are Not Driven Out of
the City

Editor Standard: The picture
which last Friday appeared In the
Standard FOR thc benefit Of the w. C..
T u illustrating a rescue from
white slavery" is. indeed, education.
al In way and Is certainly thought
compelling. One can readily imagine
what that terrible arm Is going to do
while the Salvation Army lassie is
taking the one poor little girl she has
rescued TO a place of safety.
But somehow the picture does not
seem quite complete. Wouldn't It
look better for a six-foot policeman
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
WHITE SLAVERY in OGDEN AND
Z. BUSINESSMEN WHO PROTECT 1T
D. ono day for each dollar hned.-

jail. one day for each dollnr fined
Ed
Fortunately, the w C T. Y. is not
the only organization In our city
which ls opposed TO the municipality
sharing In this awful trafl]c or har-
bor'r4 II IN ovr midst. Every church
is against It. Every school teacher
Is .-sainSt IL Any institution that
the churches and schools oppose has
to 20 and the apolosists for this
miserable traffic would better stand
from under (This sounds good to
us.-Ed)
Through the investigation OF anoth-
er reform organization. it is now we'll
known by all the citizens of ogden
just who the business men are who
are the financial hackers of this traf-
f1c and who are profiting by Its con-
tinuance here.
(The publication of the list of bus
iness men referred TO should create
q sensatIon.-Ed)
Both the churches and the w c.
T. u. have made this immoral condi-
tlon subject OF prayer-and have
helped TO sustain the Crittenton Home
but have we exhausted every method
set forth by Christ to redeem the fall
en2"
One Of Christs methods ,s set forth
In that incident wherein he took
whip Of scourges and drove the mon
ey changers out of-the Temple and
also them that sold doves
(Chrlst also said. Let him without
sin cast the (1rst stone. Ed
I do not dare to even guess what
Christ would do to our city hall,
or the city hall Is so bad as all
that. this paper offers to publish a
complete expose. free of oil Charge
Ed
BY the way. Mrs. Lurinda b. Smith.
national superintendent OF rescue
work for the w C. T. o. sends out
this warning from Washington, d, C;
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
Popular Fiction.

4 Just Adore Grand OPERA"
Il Don't Care for the Nickel; It's
the Principle OF the Thing"
Yes. Mabel; I'd Love You Just the
same II You We're as Poor as a
Church Mouse"
NO, Sor. the Young Leddy Isn't at
Home"
Haven't the Monoy With be Now.
nu ia Pay You Next Week Sure"
He's Not Five Years Old Yet. Con-
i Don't Want 1t For Myself. You
hno". I'm Buying It For a Friend"
DeteSt Liquor. But the Doctor
Auvises Me TO Use It"-Chicago Tri-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

the present giving regular sum each
month to it's support
But how much headway is the Sal
walton Army and the Crlttenton home
making against white slavery" in
Ogden? While they are resching q
few, how many now ones is the mu-
picipality helping TO make2
(None OF whom this papor has ever
heard-Ed.)
The alternative of reform or leave
the city may seem stern. but is 1t any
more likely to drive one OF these un-
fortunates to suicide than TO say to
her: After you have paid Madam
and your master you can have none of
your ill-gotton gains for yourself un-
I'll you have paid the city $l02"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

the good men and women of this ma
tion 90 TO the rescue. this bill will
be lost
1t will only take you short time
to write to Senators Reed Smoot and
Geo. Sutherland. Washington, d, c.,
about this bill.
Please do It now. while you think Of
It, and you will rest better tonight
tSigned) LEOTA S. KENNEDY.
eve suggest that Miss Kennedy get
all the many people she says are with
her in this cause 10 write to the Utah
senators. They, undoubtedly. will
give every assistance possible,-Ed)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
NELSON LANDS MEETING OF
SCHOOL SUPERiNT cMDENTS

State Superintendent of Schools A.
c. Nelson. who has been attending
special meeting OF the State suner-
intendents Of schools nj Lincoln. Neb..
wired the glad tidings to Governor
Spry Wednesday that he had sue
ceedcd in landing the next regular
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
The Cot Came Back.

Mr.. Penn-They say the streets in
Boston are friGntfully crooked?
Mr. HUb-They are. Why. do you
know, when | first went there l could
hardly find my way around
That must have been cmbarrass,
ing"
1T was. The first week ! was there
! wanted To get rid Of an old cat we
had. ana my vile got me TO take IL
TO the river a mile away"
And YOU lost the cat all right?"'
Lost nothing. | never would have
found my way home If / hadn'i fol.
lowed the cat''-Everybody's Mas
azine
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
GIRLS TAKEN FROM Lives OF SHAME ARE GIVEN
COMFORT AND SUSTENANCE

The above picture is printed for the
benefit OF the w c. # u, OF Ogden.
which recently adopted and printed
resolutions coudemnatory OF the fallen
woman. Why do women call upon
men TO wipe out the social evil when
women refuse 10 give their sister a
helping hand. What will the w c. r
l. members do 10 give one of their
unfortunate sisters, 'onc more
chance"
Yes. man can drive the lost woman
out OF Ogden. but where to- Shall we
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

drive them to the brothel OF another
city or into the rlver-the suicides
grave? Ii not TO those places. what
hope does the w c, f U. hold out to
the unfortunate sister, This paper
asks the good. but radical. women OF
the W. c. r T. 10 study the above
picture. What does II mean? 1t is re-
produced from the War Cry. II a sin.
gle Salvation Army laSsle can save
young girl from the cruel hand OF the
white slave seller. what could he ac.
complished by that splendid body of
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

as representative OF the law to be
graphing with that arm just as
matter OF fair play to the frail res
cuer?
Yes, It would, II some one would
take the girl after the rescue That
Is what the Salvation Army does
Ed
As the founders OF the first rescue
home for errlng girls that OGDEN ever
had. which they maintained for year
and for which Mr.. Crittenton bought
home IN this city the w. c. r. L
OF Ogden needs no defense That or
ganization has always Loyalty support
cd the Crittenton home, and Ia at
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

The Mann Bill. to put a stop to
Interstate and import traffic In WON
en-, sticks fast in senate commit
tee
tWhy not blame the city hall for
that, too?-Ed)
having passed the house. Unless ac-
tlon Is taken quickly. the bill viii
mot pass.
Write and get men of standing TO
write TO your senators. asking them
TO sec that this bill Is not lost
From this 1t begins to look as If
the White slave syndicate has more
influence with the senate than any
body had dreamed of. and that unless
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

(The City Judge fines the girls
whenever arrested and brought before
him and they plead or are found gull.
ty. the same as any other ylolator
OF the law -EdD
II ls not these women alone. but all
the men connected with the whole mis-.
cradle traffic who should he made TO
either earn decent living or leave
the city
Is IT not fact that II girl is un.
able or unwilling to pay the city IFS
share, she is driven from the city
anyhow
(No. we understand II she ia unable
to pay her fine she serves time in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
sriaht Boy.

me pretty Sunday school teacher
had been 'elline Inc class ahout tho
great Sahara desert ~ o
And boys.' she said in conclusion
the camel can 90 eight days witbont
water"
~Thees nothing @1ot, I'm Jimmy
on tito cIG ~ r~# ..,, horses
that go all aln-ner witnout wntar aud
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

women known as the W C. T. U. Of
Ogden? Yes, sisters, give the unfor
tunate child chance to live with de-
cent and respectable people before
you condemn her TO eternal perditlon
and force men TO drive her 10 the sui
cide's grave. Have you exhausted
every method set forth by Christ to
redeem the fallon2 Can YOU face Il
future HE ii you have nevor tried TO
lead the stray sheep 10 the fold
This paper holds woman responsible
for the hopelessness OF tho lost girl.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
THE TWO PARTIES IN CONGRESS.

regular Republicans Of Congress find consider
support the Democratic party and this particularly
railroad legislation which leads believe that the
party divided Republican forces the great
involving restraint Of powerful industrial and financial
combinations
Democrats who have lent quiet aid to the regular Repub
cans labor of the nsugen Repub
hopeless task than within the Republican party
itself
all the people learning that they must equally
much the they send Congress
as % party allegiance of those
of the interests and too
defenders Of the rights the people, Congress and eventually
will accounting when those who have been
persistenty the side of the monopoistic explain
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

carry people on their backs every
day"
Gracious, Jimmy You mustn't ex-
aggerate in Sunday school
I'm not eXagserating. ma am. They
are the flying horses on the summer
park mcrry-o-round. Chicago News
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
JUST FOR FUN
UnsubstantlaJ.

Don't you know that wine Is q
mockerT
We'll" answered Colonel Stlwcll,
II hadn't thought Of Il IN some time.
But as thirst-quencher have always
regarded 1t as hollow mockery."-
Washington Star.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
Tho FIrst thousand.

IT'S the first thousand dollars that's
hard to got"
"Thst's right" asserted the owner OF
the garage. "Aftor you separate EN-
from that they'll loosen to any ex-
tent"-Kansas City Journal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
wilma to oblIae .he Lady

He arose in the crowded Isle.
I couldn't think OF deprying you Of
your seat, she sweetly said, Pray
keep II"
He sat down
"VerS well, II you insist upon IT,
ma'am.' he said In resigned voice.
But I've already been carried by my
street. .'-kansas City Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-08
Holiday Was Latham'S Rival as
BaSeball'S Greatest Clown

The death N James hug HoiM-
day al hts home in Clnei nuaN OIL.
Gently. takes away one ~ the plaY
era who helped make baseball hla.
tory IN the days when Pop Arson.
Dan BrDutnerH Paul Hines. Buck
Ewing and a feN others we're plliuE
30 batting averages close go the 400
mark. n feat unheard n ln those
days u apithali and shorter pitching
distance
Holiday was the Nest popular
player with Cincinnati fans that over
played with fhe Queen city club
Buck Ewing Waa once the 1901 If
Cincinnati fans hut he was newer
feted and wurahipped o. much aa
Holiday
Bug played hau IN Cincinnati FOR
10 years without losing his popular
ity with the fans. who would rather
ses him walk Co tie plaie iu q pinch
or chase fly than any of the other
many stars who have played with
the Red Stocking
Holiday was player ~ the Ariie
Latham type as Ear IS disposition a.
concerned De- got The nickname 0f
bug through the funny antics iu
the c0acher'F box on the bases and
N the fieid He was q witty Fellow
always irumprE uu stunts 10 amuee
tho fans Bug was ono af the Ereut-
Get diamond clowns che game ever
yaw, lie was Latham's closest rival
IN this respect
Bug was noted for hiH nerve and
determination Re waa far from
being a quiftcr auf never mtifnad
that his clgb hHd been beaten until
after the last ff a lhe last tuning.
Holiday wac nlf Cquceitad nor
boaatful but be- was imhuod with 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-08
ny United Pres. {,

KANSAS CITY. No. April g.
Kansas city mat fans, who have
heretofore been the most liberal
supporters of professional wrestling
Ia the Middle West and the
stauuchoat followers ~ pf - y.
Roller. have had their confidence o.
both the gnmc and the Seattle med
leo rudcly shaken by the dlesfaeefui
scenes that mafked the match here
last night between fuHaiff Mahmnut
and Roller MRhmout made Roller
look like a novice and after the first
fail which the Turk secured n 80 DO.
q WIS ucceRanfy Tor the club Or
ficsrn 20 force Roller back onto the
mat for the second bout. which Nah
mout won Ia q so
Tho match bore all the enrmarlp
81 double cross. and the excuses
which fe1ilar and his manager. Jack
Curiey. made 20 get out 81 the meet
ing after the Turk had tipped hls
hand. showed that thog intsndef 20
go 20 any length rather than risk
Rollers Reputation" BY defeat
8hcn be- wnH we'll on the road 90 a
championship meeting with 8otch.
CuFley began ~ obiecting % Dave
roFfcuH Tho clubs official referee.
and after a long wranglo Dan Shay.
the baseball manager. wne eubHti-
tuted AFTER the second foil Curiey
aud SHAY got into an argument
which ended 10 a rough and tumble
fight that had 20 be stopped by he
poles. To further delay proceed
ingn. Roller refused 70 wrsstie az al
unless Mahmout wore shoes. and
when tho Turk finally gave IN and
put on the regulation wraetliug foot
gear. the crowd hiseed the Seattle
man
Nfnhm0ut secured tire first fan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-08
JEFF'S TRAINERS
QUITE SATISFIED

R0WARuENNAN TRAIN fNG
CAMP. Cal April s-Ilm Ieffrles
stripped o. ihc hBff here today for
the irat fime since BIS arrival. 10
Iet The critics" judge bis condi
fion
tgffa action was chu ed hY the
publication of pictures taken OF
him several moHthg $50. lu which
be- Waa shown 20 have the slender
flph Ike form Of a baby Walrun
Ieffs pose ln tho somialtuaether
revealed Naf stomach. a ribbed
Torso With iiltle fHt auN ciinalne
hnt aleo showed many cGeaaes and
wrinkles
Altogether the challenger looked
iu good ahape 90 fbc present atase
~ The game
JEFF is working t0 strengthen
the bellows DO pounded the
Rocky m0HniaiB roads between
here and Boulder cre0h today The
total GlftancC is Mine mlins. jeff
1ld mos attempt "a Marathon record
nof dId hc run nH fho way For
most Of ihe distance he walked and
along some stretches hr tg0ifod III
"a foir clip with Turner Burus 81
Dds companion
Tho biz fellows wind ls ln pref
ty good shape ar That Hc piavad
several games of handball without
showinE great aiHna OF being wind
ed BE also was able 10 plny base
bali continuously without puffur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-08

NHEN MOONEY BATS

When murphy hunts apd ssia 10 fret
We eheaF bic feat wltb pride
Tho ball fWiats slowly down the line.
Ana ueVaT fpilH outside
When Casey uabft r sacrifice.
Ills daff naak moves 20 all
uut oh. the raai III hitting comes
When Mooney aunas the haii'
tgF Mooney has nervous way
or handling his bat
The pitchers hate 60 watch hif eyes
They don't know whore they're a
Ha stands there ready With the stick
Upon the sphere 20 fan
nH OBJ the crowd lots out yell
Whan Mooney siinas the ball
Kes Mooney Nha designed W fate
To make fha piiehnra mourn
The fHkN inahuniA ana ihe wines
lie lets HAaa % Win acDrn
ne stands regardless W the rfpNa,
The strikes the umpirea call
Nnti the sphere floats DER TIE plate
Then Mooney rtuss the hail
IL moves ~ shan She rentoffaid
taiia down the ~ he's rafsed
~ thrills Hs When The supriHtaun fhfae
rusa or . man ni fret
lui "a the fierce affifnutfnf when
The bases filled. ws 90
Leap 10 and bowl ana daurn nn1 yell
When Mooney ailuNs the bali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-08

IHn'HtiFe agreement with NcCar.
ney hut VIII withhold hlB signature
from The articles until after the
ncEro's meeting with Ketrhel in
Philadelphia Che lattu part Of this
month.
lnwisbiot iut me happlom frbt
pr0m0tsr today. and thore b. Ia
reason Aner working llha Trio
jan iu bis efforts to laud tbo papke
Klaus match, Dim CofIrou jump M
and takes % away from under hits
very nose despite rho fact that
Papkc is very close 90 Blot ana the
further fact ihnt Jack Gleason
biota partner IN the promotion line
haa been within haillnp distance Of
klHua ever since me pittsbnrg fight
All of which again goos TO show
thai when Coffroth gets on the job
Do generally lands what he goes
after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-08
No Baseball for
the Seattle Squad

Baseball wasn't even considered
yesterday ~ htiNaale Lynch a Co
One look az the steady dwwunvur ~
the morning AND q wua evident that
even " the weather cleared the
grounds would - iu better shape for
duck she1iing than baseball and
that Il would BE- an Indoor day Tor
the squad The optimistic Mr mug
dale called it damp bat what Man
egsr Mike ard the players said about
a i ungrintahle
nugdale and Lynch had good
billiard workout ~ Way If exercise.
the former running aut the So point
striRg In the i9sth fnninx Lynch
had high run wisn The game wns
run auusew hat GA th@ lines ~ n
cricket match spectators and play
srs knocking or Tor lunch and later
IN the afternoon fur faa
This afternoon. II baseball with
cut the aid ~ boats Is possibility.
the Vets and Colts wlii g. thr1grh
q practice game Tomorrow the flHf
r. Sideio tesm u on the schedule
and sunday Seattle wiH niN with
Victoria. a special excursion ~ Brit
ish Columbiaus being slated for the
trip 20 Seastie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-08

a the Of
IL sloppy day and the truck roeo-anke docp % sticky
mud % a
while bold his head tried
he
yRnkod life Every
the biz harder than
the the0uarers rs the
and look the dope
We'll Of they wanted to know what meant by letting hiu
laughed yaukng him an the
didn't reasonable could
that
ned fighting the bit
Rlbi Rightly
call him horse my
Herman has the
aac hes trying 20 land real live wrsstng match beween pemco
= no
that Doc Roller ol business Wednesday WRESTLING
without De Buiamn FRANKLIN Roller headef would BE-
novelty IN Seattle. and should draw well
And Tom Mcdonald sti the He an
exponent the u
Cornish wesers somewhat similar
and Mcdonald figures that h would be big help
o
prospective opponents signing a.
on n hunt Tor Seattle capable q ug
kraton Of the Cornish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-08
''RinGsider's'' Gossip of the Game

him The boys fought aavaraiv
throughout first ono aud theu 49,
other having the ADVANTAGE. TO-
ward the end. however. Memnfc
weakened and Powell came ON fast
winning by very narrow marlin.
ln ihe preliminaries George KIRK.
wood stopped Tony Eafl ln two
rounds. Peter McVoy and Chuc,
Larsen fought slxround draw.
ana While Meehan and Ray Moore
went four rounds io q draw
Billy McCmney. of me Mission
club has cabled Tommy Burns that
transportation TO America vim be-
sent him II be signifies bio accept.
ance Of terms for q fight with sam
langford Burns. Mccartney be-
lleyes is anxious 10 return 10 me
States and anticipates "a favorable
answer from him Joe WOodmau.
Langiords manager. has come io "a