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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-09-15
Auction Sale Suggestions


a. V. Ball Of the firm of auctioneerr
of Ball ~ Leeper, who have made
quite reputation in Idaho county as
auctioneers, when asked to write some
article giving his idea as to the best
manner in which to advertise and con-
duct sale has covered the ground
pretty thoroughly in the following
article which can he read with interest
by anyone contemplating holding a
sale and some valuable pointers
CLEANED therefrom. Mr.. Ball says:
Having decided to hold public
auction sale, which, in one respect,
resembles wedding, as you are not
expected to have only a few during a
life time, listen to a few suggestions
from your auctioneer, Just as you
would from your attorney if you had
decided to go into court with an i'm
portant lawsuit. Here are few:
l. Advertise well. Think Of Bar
mum, the Ringling's and John Wana-
maker, how they advertise. Scanty
advertising never pays. Having se--
cured a date with your auctioneer,
place with each of your local papers
an "ad'', with a large attractive head
line, describing your property we'll
and Just as it is. Do not lie or ex-
aggerate. Give terms Of sale. Run
this not more than two isases in week.
ly. One issue is better tban.~.GiR,,s,,
Ten days before the ysale ssf 4 good
supply of large and ishowy bills, post ~
them everywhere.
q Have ev hing arranged in
the very best .ible manner Il
will then be Jcorvtnient for the auc-
tioneer, and money in your pocket.
From the selling qIf the old broom and
dust pan at the }fouse to the 1000
pound draft stalNon at the barn. ar
range it so the audsioneer will at all
times have the bidder and the whole
crowd in front Of him. instead Of be-
hind and all sides of him.
3. Have horses broke to lead walk
cleaned and slicked up for show, and
a good bright man to handle them IN
the ring. Have sheep aud hogs
graded and penned in small lots.
Have COWS and heifers tagged and
numbered. All farm implements.
wagons and buggies should be arrang-s
ed IN circle, large enough inside to 1
make room for the bidder and the en-
tire crowd so the auetioneer and clerk
can work on the outside of this circle. 1
thus keeping bidders always in front,
OF the caller, or auctioneer. I.
4. Have some competent quick
cashier, who knows everybody and =
well liked, for your clerk. Have
big free lunch, plenty enough for ait
Well fed bidders, iollied up BY your
self and the auctioneer will make YOU
good money. Don't have a drop of
alcohol or whiskey in sight, nor any
acappers or 'by-bidders. Be GOOD
natured, level-headed, attend strictly
to business all day Of the sale and
have good help" Il
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-09-15
Citizens Meeting

A meeting Of the commercial club
members and all citizens will be held
at the club headquarters at eight
0 clock Tuesday evening, September
2oth, for the purpose Of arranging a
reception for the Spokane iebbers who
will arrive the 22nd. Every citizen
is urged to be on hand and help boost.
). Frank Sims, PresidenG.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-09-15
A chance to make money, buy that

A chance to make money, buy that
sucking colt out of the Mulhall
horse which will be sold at Taylor
Bros. sale on Sept. 26. This colt will
make a LOO pound horse and is just
the right age to buy if you want to
make good money on him. l5-2
Fine steel range will be sold at the
Taylor Bros. sale to be held Septem-
Der 26. lo-Z
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-09-15
Christian Church

Subjects next Sunday at the Chris
tian church as follows IL a. m.
"They That Are Prosecuted; 1870 D.
m., The Great Salvation" Please
notice that the evening service will
begin thirty inmates earlier than usu-
al. Special music. All are cordially
invited. ID. Lloyd Morgan,
Pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-09-15
Fred Thomas Given From One
TO Ten Years
GUILTY OF MANSlAUGHTER
Other Items of interest IN Busy
Court Week

Fred +. Thomas, the sixteen year
old boy VI no has been confined in the
county jail for some weeks charged
with the k illing Of Hugh Laverty. in
the Pardee section recently, was on
Monday, sentenced. to serve an indie
terminate term of from one to ten
years in the Boise penitentiary.
At the preliminary hearing Young
Thomas was bound over to the district
court and asst Monday set as the date
of bis trial Saturday, however, the
boy appear ed before Judge Steele and
plead guilty to charge Of manslaugh-
ter. Tho mas will be taken to Boise
soon.
Never 81 nee his arrest has the boy
seemed to realize the seriousness of
his predica ment. He appeared to be
interested in the different phases of
his trial but at no time did the grave
charge appear to affect him. The
shooting, which was done with a small
shotgun owned by the lad, caused a
sensation in the victims home COM
munity where he was well known and
respected.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-09-15
NAMES Of LEADERS
Democratic Meeting Held in
City Yesterday Afternoon
CONVENTION SEPTEMBER 29
C.. Aattabaugh Chosen
Chairman of Committee

AT democratic meeting held at ths
commercial cl9b rooms Yesterday the
committeemeR for the various voting
precincts OF the county were appoint
ed. |. c. Hattabaugh was chosen a,
chairman of the executive commitse.
and county central committee anG
w. w. Brown vice chairman. "A
secretary has not yet been selected
The platform convention will meet
Sept. both
M. Reese Hattabaugh was selecsec
as state central committeeman.
The following committeemen mer,
named yesterday:
Grangeville, No John A. Pow
ell, b. D. knorr.
Grangeville, No. 2-L Vineyard
John z. Hartman.
Grangeville No. 3-Frank Nc
Crane, John Stevens.
Grangeville, No. Nv. w. Rsesll
L. G. Hattabaugh.
Fairview-Wm. Workman. Gele.
man Kerlee
Newsome-P. l.. Meter.
Ten Mile-M. L, Derrig.
Concord-E. Nj. Watson
Clearwater-J. b. Leeper, R. III.
Farris.
Stites-H. NJ. Williams, H. c. oil.
yer
Stuart--John Quinlain, j. S. Deck
er.
Woodland-E. F. Akridge. G. o.
Harvey.
Denver &C. h. Knorr, VIM. Zam-
walt.
Harpster-Thos. Surridge.
Dewey--P. II. Leitch.
Cottonwood-John Funke, Geo. NJ.
Robinson
Lake-John w. Wilson, L. F.
Horning.
keuterEille-B. L. Hussman, john
Maugg.
Slate Creek-W. J Harrah.
Pollock--J. O. Rhoads.
Goh-J. Q, Levander, T. II. Car
rothers.
John Day-John Kokta, w. II.
Harris.
Florence--Mike Cunningham.
Deer Creek-F. L. Watt, Fred
Reid.
Tahoe-James Murphy.
Pleasant We've. ID. Boots.
Green Creek-Frank Nuxoll, Bar
ney Stubbers.
Warm Springs-J. G. White.
kamiah-Geo. Runkel Sr.
Big Butte-Geo. J. Seay, John
Segar
Marshall Lake-Ed Lerazden.
Forks-J. j. Wooster, Chas. Craw-
ford.
Joseph-R. P. Nash.
Dixie-Henry Hazlett, F. p. Dun
can.
Elk City-L. A. Painter, G. L. L.
Basket.
Lorena-W. L. Newland.
Glover-Wm. Hollingshead
Mt. Idaho-John Seay, Pat Toal.
Whitebird-James Lemon, Leo
Freidenrich.
Orc Grande-Robt. Pueltz.
Ferdinand-Joe Bushue, Frank
Bieker.
Warren-Thos. Wilson.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-09-15

The best range is the Round Oak
ehle', for coal or wood. Bertsch. -.16tfl
Rembrandt Studio for photosiaphx l
Taylor Bros. sale on Sept. rs Il.
acres Of good farm land, IS fi4adss5
horses, five milk cows, lotsy III 49,,
machinery, household goeae i, AZ, i
everything goes. TX ~
Harness repairing at Berfsch' s.-4etf
Rembrandt Studio. 9tf q
Rembrandt Photos have quality 9tf
Groceries at Hanson-dller's. 1ou
Bertsch for harness repairing. etf
Good Groceries at Hanson NJ Miller 1! =
Rembrandt Studio for photographs.
Good photos at the Rembrandt
Studio. Off
Get your harness repaired now. Go
to Bertsch's Of course 6tt
Good photos at the Rembrandt
Studio. 9tf
Steam Rolled Feed, the best vet.
We have it at Knorrs Ware
house. 24tf
Harness well made by honest work.
men and of good leather is harness
that we can and do guarantee
Bertsch. 12tf
Is head of good horses will be sold
at the Taylor Bros. sale to be held
Sept. 26. Also 1000 bushels of grain,
lots Of machinery and household
goods. 1872
4 Round Oak heater or range.
You're safe in buying either. On sale
at Bertsch's. 16tf
Want good milch COW? Taylor
Bros. are going to sell five good ones
at their sale to be held Sept. 26. 1872
Have your stove refined at Bertschs
Bertsch for stove repairing. 16tf
New goods arriving daily. Big
Buffalo cash store. 16tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-09-15

The jury in the case of Theodore
johnson VS.. John Wilks last night
found for t be plaintiff in the sum Of
S547.15.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
WOLGAST MAY MEET
WITH NELSON TONIGHT

Los Angeles Cal, Jan. 31-Mister B.
Nelson, the young man who stole the
King of Denmark's job. is scheduled to
arrive in Los Angeles to-day Tele-
graphing from Tucumcari, N NJ the
lightweight champion advised that he
would stop off here this morning en-
route for San Francisco.
Nelson and Wolgast may get together
for a talk tonight in case the Dane re-
mains over night. Cherokee" Tom
Jones telephoned from Wheeler Springs
last night to the effect that he and
Wolgast would. leave that resort at
noon today arriving at Los Angeles at
o'clock tonight.
'Wolgast has fattened up to the 1885,
pound mark said Jones. I'VE are all
ready to tackle Nelson. John Clark
telegraphed me from San Francisco
that Sid Hester has posted $4,000 in
cash with him. Also that Hester has
started work on his fight pavilion over
in San Mateo County. This looks as
though Sid will be able to go through
with his arrangements. At any rate, I
have the $4,000 forfeit nailed for my
boy in case anything goes amiss."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
AGG|ES LOSE TO
WABASH FIVE
Leffel Throws Deciding Goal
in Last Few Minutes
of Play.

Charlottesville. Ind, Jan. s1-The
Wabash basketball quintet won from
the Michigan Agges Friday night by
a score of % to 21. The game was
hard fought from start to finish. and
with but one minute of play remaining
the score was a tie.
Leffel threw the deciding field goal
just before the whistle sounded for
the end of the game. The Little Gil
ants were unable to hit the basket with
their usual skill, many of the shots
being wasted. Many of the goals of
the visitors were made on long throws.
Their offensive work was good, how
ever, and Yount and Stump. the Wa
bash guards, We're frequently outwit-
ted.
Leffel, the local forward. was again
the star of the contest, his playing
over all parts of the floor and his SEN
sational shots at the basket contri-
buting largely to his team's victory.
Chamberlain and Hamrich played
strong games for the visitors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
FOOTBALL RULE
CHANGES SURE
Stagg Says Committee Will
Debrutalize the Game.

Coach A. Alonzo Stage of the Uni
versity of Chicago last night predicted
whirlwind change in public opinion
regarding football within the next two
weeks According to the Midway lead
er's information from experts through
out the country, the gridiron map of
war Will undergo a radical change i'm
mediately after the meeting of the ma
tional rules committee in New York
next Friday and Saturday. Coach
Stage has assurances from the most
prominent football officials of the
land that the New York sessions will
result in debrutalizing the game to a
state that will be acceptable to the
anti-footban agitators.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
HOPPE ASKS FOR
THREE SESSIONS

Pittsburg, Jan. 31.-Williei Hoppe,
who will meet Ora Morningstar here
the coming week, declared himself last
night on his attitude toward Sutton
wrom he is also matched to meet in
Chicago In March. Hoppe says that
forfeits have been posted for a three
night contest in Chicago, but he has
received information that Sutton wants
this called off and the match restricted
to one nights play in New York. This,
he declares, he will not consider under
any circumstances. as the original
agreement must be lived up to or
he will claim forfeit and title. Both
Hoppe and Morningstar are in form
for their match, which starts Wednes-
day night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
MAY TAKE OVER MATCH.
Gleason Off for Seattle to
Win Jeffries' Vote for
Coast Fight Ground.

San Francisco Jan. 31.-Jack Glea-
son left this morning for a conference
in Seattle with Jim Jeffries, which it
is thought, will settle the long-drawn-
out controversy between the two pro-
motors as to where the fight is to be
held. Gleason has no well-defned
ideas as to what will actually be ac-
complished.
decide in favor of San Francisco after
this conference" said Gleason. II
don't know that I would care to force
the matter to that extent What I
want to do is to have a talk with
Jeffries and Berger and find out what
they. have learned from Tex Richard
and what he proposes to do.
Then / want to make an appoint
ment for Rickard to meet me some
where and talk it over. Proba bly,
Reno would be a good meeting place,
and very likely about next Friday
would be the time. Then if Richard
insists on Salt Lake 1 will make him
proposition to take over the fight
myself.
Il will be prepared Immediately to
post the $4,000 forfeit. so that Rick
ard can have his money back, and I
will make arrangements to hold the
bout in or near San Francisco. If I
can't get a permit In San Francisco
there is no question but that the bout
can be held in Alamenda County. 1
expect to remain with Jeffries until
he reaches Spokane, and by that time
ought to understand the situation
thoroughly"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
FINE SKATING RACE At
BESSEMER PARK YESTERDAY

The race at Bessemer Park in South
Chicago yesterday was by far better
than any skating race held at the
South Park in a long time. There
were about one hundred entries The
race started at las and was under the
personal direction of J. r. Burke of
Bessemer Park.
me Following are the races and
those who won them:
Reiay-Boys'-Jummerich. Flanagan,
Cherma, Con Christ
40-yard-Boys'-Fra Jummerich.
Roy ziemkowski, Harvey Bailey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
INDIANA HARROR.

Misses Rose and Libby Evanson of
Chicago Heights are the guests of Mrs
]. B. Sax of Grapevine street
Charles Saluski, who had the con-
tract for the Gillette building, put the
finishing touches to the interior of the
building the patter part of last week
The revival services at the Methodist
church will CONTINUES every night this
week with the exception of Saturday
night. The sermon tonight will be de-
livered by Rev. George e. Deuel. of
Gary. The Decision day exercises in
the Sunday school yesterday were very
gratifying to Rev. H. r. Ivey, the pas
tor, as there were thirty-three children
from all the intermediate grades Of the
Sunday school, who declared their in
tention of uniting with the church Rev.
William Collins delivered the sermon
in the morning and there were two adj
ditions to the church by letter Ow-
ing to the storm in the evening the
open air service was not as well at
tended as would otherwise have been
the case. but at the meeting in the
church later good crowd was present.
Rev. Ivey spoke at this latter service
Mrs. c. o. Wherry of Grapevine street
is sick, being threatened with typhoid
fever
Charlie Saluskf and Henry Mace. the
contractors selected to act as apprais-
ers on the damage done to Tom VIVA
now's building by the fire some weeks
ago, have rendered their report, which
estimates the loss at s41466 Work on
the repairing of the building will be-
gin next week
j. B. Sax was sick in bed all last
week with the rheumatism, but able to
be out again yesterday
Special evangelistic services will be-
gin at the Baptist church, of which Rev.
Emerson O. Bradshaw is pastor tonight
and will continue all week. The evan
gelistic band from the University of
Chicago will be out the latter part of
the week
The supper given by the Lady Macca-
bees at Clines hall last Saturday even
Ing was very successful, both from a
financial as well as an epicurean stand
point. The proceeds go to the general
fund of the organization. Lady Com |
Mrs Charles Bowen, who was
in charge of all the committees, wishes |
to thank the chairmen OF the tables. |
Mesdames Max Glass, J. A. McGranahan. |
Carl Kreger and the other ladies who /
lad assisted so materially in the sue |
sesS Of f6as,<r 20 r.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
CUBS PAY $135 FINES

New York, Jan. 31.-According to an
announcement at the National league
office there were 119 players ordered
off the field in 1909, as against "a in
1908. Last season there were IS sus-
pensions against Is the season before.
Chicago drew two of these, Evers be-
ing the player in both cases. Two
hundred and eighty-five dollars was
received from fines. Chicago paying
$135 of it. Those who contributed to
the fund were Chance, Evers, Tinker
and Stanley.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

00-yard-Boys'-Fr Jummerich
Harry Thorgren. Warsamowski.
One mile senior-Novak George Mil
Ter, Erickson.
44o-yard Standardization, Popie-
lanz, Novak.
Senior REHABILITATION, Miller KAN
czski, Grenkowski
10-yard senior-Dave Erickson, Po-
pieianz. Novak.
More interest was shown in this race
than In any other that has been un-
derlaken at the local park, and Mr.
Burk is being congratulated on the
way the race was held
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
NAME DATES
FOR FAIR RACES

Laporte. Ind, Jan. 31.-Tentative
dates have ben agred upon by the
Eastern Indiana Fair and Racing as
ISOLATION. There Will be four stake
races of $500 each at each fair. The
dates follow:
July &c to 29-Montpelier.
Aug. 2 to 5.-Middletown.
Aug. 3 to 12-Newcastle.
Aug. 9 to 12-Fairmount.
Aug. Is to 19-Muncie
Aug. % to Redwood
Aug. 80 to Sept.N2-warren.
Sept. to 9-Marion.
Sept. 6 to 9-Portland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
SUMMARY OF
SATURDAY SPORT


h8SeDaD.
Comiskey let's contract for Sox ball
park, work to be started today and
ready for opening July l. Gandil
sends in Sox contract, making four in
helders who have come into Comis-
keys fold
Report emanates from San Francisco
that squabbling over location of Jeff
rfes-Johnson fight is all bluff to get
advertising. Johnson's manager saws
arrest of champion is result of spite
work Coulon stops Denning in ninth
round of hard fight at New Orleans
Turf.
Vox Populf shows return of form and
beats classy field in feature race at
Jacksonville. Jim Gaffney, third choice,
leads all the way in EmeryvilIe handi-
cap at Oakland. Colonel Ashmeade
leads in nose finish at Tampa Knight
Deck sets new record of 1877 As for
mile at Juarez-
Wrestling.
Joseph Smith of Cornell Square Ath-
letic club wins honors in Central A. A
z wrestling championship finals at
Illinois Athletic club Raouel de
Rouen shows roughness in bout with
Leo Pardello at Chicago Athletic asso-
citation and referee stops match.
Basketball.
Evanston Reds defeat Oak Park Y
NJ. c. A in game which required three
extra five-minute sessions. "a to 30
University of Illinois heats Purdue b,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

probability De discussed. We are gofTs'ffg
out after the National League flag for
sure this season.
of course, King would be a great
help to u.s. I don't know in what shape
he would be in after years absence.
That, of course. remains to be seen. If
he is in anywhere near his old form
We viii be able to use him all right.
consider him one of the greatest
catchers who ever drew BREATH
Chance has been following the news
paper accounts of Kings probable re-
turn to the game with great interest.
He realizes that much will depend on
the fact and will likely stop off at
Kansas City to have a visit with the
catcher He would not admit tbs fact
last night, but his friends in Los Ange-
les report that this is his intention
The fact that King will ask for rein
Commission created a stir here for the
Cubs have as many well-wishers in Los
Angeles as anywhere in the country.
The fact that Chance lives near here
has turned the city into Cub hotbed
Chance looks to be near PLAYING
weight. The open-air life has agreed
with him to a dot and it will take only
few days work in training camp to
put him where he was when the sea-
son closed last fall. Chance has it fig
ured out where the Cubs will regain
their lost laurels and is ca ger to get
back in harness again
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

nois pool championship in the tour
nament nearing an end at Hemmer's
rooms. Calvin Demarest and Harry P.
Cline, who meet in the 1872 series.
start their first block of 500 points at
Orchestra hall tomorrow night. Ed
ward Semple, former manager of the
c. A. A. billiard department, but who
recently optned an establishment In
Minneapolis. will referee the match.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
SPORTING NOTES
C0FFEY MAY MAN
AGE FORT WAYNE

South Bend, Ind, jan s1.-Eddie
Coffey. pupil of "Aggie'' Grant is
wanted by Claude S. varnell, owner of
the Fort Wayne Central league club.
as manager. varnel1 has made South
Bend an offer for Coffey's services and
the deal is now hanging fire. Corey
has played here seven years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
HAYWORTH TO
SOUTH BEND

South Bend Ind, Jan. 31.-Ben Hay
worth, the big first baseman of the
South Bend Central league team, who
gave up the diamond to become far
mer near Matthews, Ind. where he
owns considerable land, will probably
be in South Bend uniform again this
year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
TO COMPLETE
GARY LEAGUE

Goshen. Ind, Jan. 31.-The organi-
cation of the Indiana Michigan Troll
ley league, started last Thursday at
Goshen, Ind, will be completed next
week at Gary, when forfeits for fran
chises and guarantees for finishing the
season will be posted. A schedule will
also be adopted and final arrangements
made to secure protection under the
national association.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
A
POPULAR
DELUSION

Once dgrunled telephone user having received tb
busy signal several times slammed said: -
hat operator giving be mean III her n.
an hour -
To confirm his suspicion he friends .e
phone had not been IN ue-had hours
enough The telephone operator blame Of course
but just one moment please His friend service
10 you see the pont The other patrons using the line
Now lets nayze the situation.
minute OF the eight hours she NOT
she works And her fingers fly dexte accuracy that Won can
not even understand When she
II you don't 1t the several
times. 1f 'e1a1
Now that doubling trpng or ouadDno h.r
work just to spite youwhom she probably The idea absurd
You-what doing busy-senal? II is no NOR.
annoying to you than friends
lne DO realize that get service e
aooll0nal cost OF only one-and-a-fraction per
woy service must be than
because there only "other
party line there three
conversation 1t easily accessible
call And best OF ALT costs less than
You do not know until how much bet+
o-Par than the Many our patrons are
changing. - = - fA' az
II you want exclusive of
your call; u+hon
Tor the other release
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
ATTELL INSISTS ON
HIGH WEIGHT

San Francisco, Jan. 31.-Monte At
tell today insisted that Danny Webs
ter. the Los Angeles fighter, agree to
make 116 pounds three hours before
the battle for the bantamweight cham
pionship. Webster wants to scale at a
lower notch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
KETCHEL TO
BOX KLAUS

Grand Rapids, Mich. Jan. 31--Stan-
ley Ketchel announced today that he
had signed articles to fight Frank
Klaus ten rounds in Pittsburg on
March H. He will start training i'm
mediately for his battle with Tony
Caponi. which will be decided in Mem
phis, Tenn, Feb 81. Stanley probably
vii spend a couple of weeks a. Hot
Springs before meeting Caponi.