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Manchester Democrat., 1911-04-19
THE LOCAL NEWS
OF The week
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS
items Of . Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
Town.

Mrs. A. O. stanger and Mrs
Jos. Hutchinson are guests O.
friends at Chicago.
The Democrat regrets to learr
that VIM. Hockaday is confined tc
his home by illness.
The local high school, ball team
go to West Union next Saturday to
contest against similar team at
that place.
Floyd Killing departed Monday
evening for Isabelle. South Dakota,
near which place he has "a home
stead claim.
Mrs. c. P. Trip arrived home
last week, concluding a several
weeks visit with relatives at
Houston, Texas.
Guy D Bishop has purchased
the D. NJ. Houser property in the east
part of town and will take possession
in the near. future.
Hugh D. Jones of Chicago, for
merly stenographer for Capt. j. F.
Merry. was a Sunday visitor with
Manchester friends.
Miss Hazel Mcintosh was at
home from Aurora over Sunday. Miss
Mcintosh Is teacher in the public
schools at that place.
James F. Burns, who has been
private Secretary to Representative
e.. c. Perkins at Des Moines, arriv-
ed home Friday morning.
Miss Blanche Bishop, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Bishop, who
attends college at Iowa City. is at
home for a weeks vacation.
Miss Kathryn O'Hagan of Water
loo visited with friends in this city
Snnady. guest at the home of. Mr.
and Mrs. E. ]. Schacherer.
Miss Florence Riddell, an in
structor in the High School in this
city was an over Sunday visitor with
her parents at Strawberry Point
Last Saturday, April 10, marked
theSeiose OF the open season for wild
duck, goose or brant, rail. plover,
san piper. marsh or meach bird.
Mrs. H. w. Lawrence and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harry Austin, went to
Usage last week for visit with
relatives and friends In that city.
-R. A. Denton, who has been a
guest of friends In this city. went to
Lamont Saturday for short visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Hoyt.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Drew will regret to learn Of
the critical illness of their youngest
son at their home on East Main
street.
Misses Hazel Green and
Mable Davis, who are students at
the Upper Iowa University, arrived
home last week for a short visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Frances Ryan. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs E. E. Ryan, who has
been very i'll with rheumatic fever,
is rapidly improving. news her many
friends will be glad to hear.
Mrs. ]. B. Hoag and son Joe
of Minneapolis. Minnesota, arrived
in the city Wednesday for visit
with relatives and friends, guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Coltman and
children of independence visited Sun
day in this city with relatives and
friends guests at the home OF the
friends, guests at the home of Mrs.
Coltman's father, B. j. Lawman.
Manchester baseball fans will be
Interested In learning the Hans
Schoenauer of Gutenberg and who
was catcher for the local team two
years ago, has accepted a position
as an auto salesman for a Monona
Iowa. firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Maley o.
Dubuque and Miss Jessie Maley o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
DEWEY CELEBRATES
74TH ANNIVERSARY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.--Adnhsl
George Dewey celebrated the seventy
fourth anniversary OF his birth today.
Twelve years after all other naval officers
are by law retired from active service.
the admiral was an busy at his desk as
he had ever been. Tonight he received
a few old friends m his home. among
the callers being President Taft and Sec
rctary Hiles.
Tho admiral believes the secret Of good
health 10 be congcnial employment His
admirers accept this theory. FOR his walk
Is AS brisk, his handclaEp as arm and hIs
energy as abundant as thar o. "a man
many years younger. IIe appeared In his
office promptly at O'Clock aud plunged
into his work.
~ intervals he was interrupted TO re-
cctys the greetings and couRra 'ulntions
of almost nll the senior officers Uf The
navy and the army and time and again
he laid aside official papers 10 scan some
telegram or letter of birthday greeting
with hiss desk clear soon aftrr noon.
Admiral Dewey repaired 20 his home TO
dine IN company with a few chosou guests
and his last word upon departure HaE an
assurance that hc would head the line
of naval officers that would pass I'm re-
vicw before President TAFT AZ tho New
Years reception at he White house next
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
PATTERSON |NSANE,
SAYS COMMISSION

SEATTLE. Dec. 81. When Malcolm G.
Patterson. son OF Former Governor NAL
colin X. Patterson Of Tennessee, shot and
dangerously wounded Il. T. Seal AT Port
Orchard. December :, he was suffering
from "aichoholic epilepsy" or "dipson15n MIA
years.
This was tho finding ui the luuacy
commission that sat at Port Orchard to-
day Ia hear the insanity complaint fled
against young Patterson 10y his father.
The luuacy commission reported that
NJ was dangerous To permit Patterson to
be At larg" and recommended that he
be confined in some institution.
IN accordance with the finding. the de-
Tense asked that Judge y. W. Frater OF
Seattle, who presided At the hearing, is-
sue an order permitting former Cover
nor Patterson To take his son back 10
Memphis Tor trca lmcut. This motion WAS
opposed by Prosecutor Thomas steven
son. who asked for stay Of execution so
that hn could appeal TO tho SUprcm" court
for writ OF prohibition restraining the
removal % Patterson from this state
uutil after he had stood trial on charge
of assault with Intent 10 Kill for the
shooting OF Seal.
Judge Frater granted q stay OF three
days and II the appeal is not perfected at
the end Of that tim" Patterson viii be
released To the custody of his father.
under $4,000 bond To guarantee chat ne
will not return tu this state.
Patterson was brought 10 Seattle from
Port Orchard tonight and lodged in the
King county fail, where he has been held
since the shooting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
FLYNN SAYS HE HAS TO
WIN BOUT WITH CAP0NI
Both Pugss Profess Be Confident Of Victory in the eRound
Go at Colonial Theater Tonight

4 change OF mind tho promoter OF th.
bout Will DO third mau IN the ring.
The evenings ptogramm" will COM
mence promptly al $50 o'clock This will
pcrtunlty Of catching their trains caslly.
Trains will leave short tImo after tic
bout for neighborlnE towns,
Jim Flynn. though be usually conducts
Ills battles on his own initiative. viii not
he lacking in advisers. In his corner on
the Colonial stage will be Darby O Bren,
the Eattling Dane, Andy Malloy and Jack
Price Caponi has not yet selected all
the mon who viii be in his corner. Jack
Rogers Will be ono. however. but outside
OF him no selection has yet been made
| Today Caponi will decide on the others
who viii act as his advisers In The big
fiStlC encounter
Both boxers did nothing but light train
ing yesterday. Flynn worked out in
shadow boxing. ropo Jumping and foot
work before a large crowd Of admlrng
Yesterday afternoon Cspoui also cut out
tho heavy work and engaged only In li2ht
training at the Ssn-Gym.
| Much depends OH the out:ome OF the
hght tonight. II rerchsnce Caponi should
win he viii he undoubtedly the most legi-
tmatc claimant for the middlsweight
championship. \ victory for Flynn msauS
that he will have added ono more scalp
to his already wcll-fled belt,
Caponi received a letter yesterday from
James 'oftroth. the san Francisco pro-
m0t"r, In which hc ig offered a bout with
either Klaus or Dillon FOR the middle
weight championship. Immediately after
THIS bout he VIII enter into active nego-
tiations with Coffroth looking TO arrange
ments for the proposed bout which w,
likely be staged at san Francisco
Tho preliminares OF tonlghtS card
promise TO he a decidedly entertaining
feature. The preims have been working
out faithfully and arc IN condition 10 give
good accounts Of themselves.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
First Choices Bowled Over
With Amazing Frequency
on Mexican Track.
JEANNE D'ARC WINS
Thoroughbred Recently De
featcd by Interiors Beats
Little Jane and Salvage.

JGAEiEH. Mexico, Dec. 2G.-Tavoritcs
farcd badly hero TO-DAY. first choices
meeting defeat In almost every race The
weather was n trine cool. hut. as Il
was ladies' daH. good crowd turned out
Results.
First race. seven furlongs Black Mate,
10 callahan, : 60 !, won; Mamac. ITO
tMoleswnrthD. II 10 ., second: Jim Nc,
no tGroihl. 20 60 I. third. Time. 1:2s Is.
John Heck. Chess. Transparent. Trlis.
BushNhaclIcr, Juan ana Noveorod also
ran.
Second race. tvc and half furlongs-
Waner, lo1 (Sold"u). TO |, won. Fair
Louise io2 Icaricrl. : TO ., second: Sar-
l:o1 Is. Little Lovva. Lester. Maple
ton. Bitter kater. John ". Shechan. Stat
ford and Amigo also ran.
Third race, mile and furlong Start
lor. @6 Carrier. To + won: Figpnt. I03
callahan. 10 ], second; Dutch Rock
W Ulenryl. Ia ., third. Time, 1.5@ a..
MIsprison, Sir Angus Frog and Aao also
ran.
Fourth race. five aud half furlongs
Jeanne Dare. Il2 Qmcs), to l. Won
Salvage. llc Gienry). to /, second Hex
lis tHoffmanl, 10 ], third. Time.
Ia So. Lomond, Iittle lane. Marie Hyde
and Annual Interest also ran
100 tGroth, 10 10, won: Flying Feet.
liz (BoroD S 10 I. second; Ralella, los
l5uNtonJ. Il 10 I. third. Time. ia -.
Golden Ruby. Lily Paxton, Yo Solo, Orig
inator and Lucille Allen also ran.
sixth race. one mile-Lotta Creed, 105
Garter. 10 I. won: Lena Lech. los
Gmesy, TO = SECOND Sam Connor. 20
Robert, Charles Green, Keep Moving and
Chantlclcer also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
BETTING TO CLOSE SATURDAY.
Positive Announcement That Speculation
VIII Cease, Is Made at Columbia.

COLUMBIA. ;. G.. Dee. 2s-Rad track
conditions, mediocre card and close
prices laid by the boolSmalscrs did not re-
suit I'm good DAY OF racing AT the fair
grounds today. The King. At s TO T.
won tho feature tho stceplcchaSc. II
was announced that betting would posi-
lively close OH Saturday. Results.
First race. ny" and half furlonEs-
lluldn's Sister. straight even. won; Han
nah Louise. place TO :. second; Str
Miucom"aL show To l. third. Time,
.l1f.
Second race. Gvo ana Il half furIongs
DSsabsrt. straight even. won: Ben sand.
place To- >. second: E9sGuc, show TO
.. third. Time. l.i3 80.
Third rico. Etaeplccharr short course
The King. straight J TO l. wou; Sam Ball
place : 10 > second. Dr Heard show.
ont. third. Time, f:iS 20
Fourth race, six fI!rIongs our Nugget
straight , 20 ]. won; Emperor William.
place ! To- 9. second. Belle CIcm show (:
TO :. third Time. i.-O 3-S.
hffth race. six fITlougS-Waruar Girls
well. straight 10 =. won: J. ~. Barr.
uldc" tc >. second; Woodlaudcr show
20 > third. Time. I.eo 2-5
sixth race. nv" furluuGs Deduction
straight { 10 I. won: GSilalonha. place =
:" ?, second Les Hos, show . to ., third
Time. I .6S -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
MOGULS WILL FIX
BASEBALL DATES

NEW YORK Dec. 2S.--Johr HeyjI"r.
secretary Of tho National League. departed
TO-DAY for Pi,,Shurg, where. with Barney
Drevfuss. chairman nf the National
league schedule committee. he will draw
UP draft OF tho league schedule FOR
1879.
Hoydlar said that. later in tho vcck.
III" two big lnsgu" schedules committee
viii meet, when tho Two schedules win
be prepared.
President Lynch OF tho National lca que
said that AT the national committee
meeting on January : he would confer
with President johnson Of the American
league and decide on date for the Joint
meeting of the rules committee Mr..
Lynch said ih"r" would he no meeting of
tho joint schedule committee in New
York this week a reported.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
SHORT LINE SUED
UNDER SERVICE LAW

\ case WAS filed in the United states
court OF this city by District Attorney ".
Z. Booth yesterday against the Oregon
Short Lin" RAILROAD company The com
plaint states that the defendant has vio-
lated an act Of congress known rs An
act 10 promote Tho safety OF employees
on"
The complaint charges that the defend
ant requires hN" men To work on it's
lin" between MCC CdmmOn. Ida. and Dg-
den. Utah, NOR" than sixteen hours
these being from o'clock OF the morn
inE "f July l.. 1911. and 10 O'Clock on
the morning pi July IS. 1911. The men
named as having worked these hours are
". Moves and William Nelson engineers:
J. Henry and w. j. Mclsjhcrsu bremen
To the extent o( $500 is asked in cach
case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Today's Juarez Entries.

JUARF;Z, Deg. 2s.-Entries for Wednes-
days races:
First race. selling. ono mlle-BeIl Cliff
az: "Ysuk". Pooh. lO3: Cameo, Little
Marchmont. Barney Dldheld Emma g..
Blackmate. los; Regards. il3.
Second race. selling, Ave and hal
furlongs Frank -. Hogan -Scrensde
l01: Waner Mike Nolctt. Gilbert Rose
lrluclSy, Sebago, liz; Billy Mayhuo,
rs.
Third race selling. 2-ycar-oldz. sis
furlongs DoEs'ar mamie NcDer. TOO
MannsssHh. Lone star. loi; 'Calisae
IunkcT. 100.
Fourth race. selling six furlonEs DE
laney, ed Neck, ioi; King Elk. Jos: !. +
Crowley. Metropolitan. los; Nlmbus. loo
LackroSc, ll0. Roy Junior. III.
Fifth race. selling. dve and n half FUR
longs-Iool. lT: Zulu. Gramercv, Sain
est. Hidden Hand. Meddling Hannah. Il2
RoSamo Prince Winter. il5.
Sixth race. selling six furlongs 'Os-
euro. lo2, Boana. lO2: John H. Sheehau
The Fad. Noygorod. los. Financler. Clvs.
mic. III: Salvage. Gelico. Bcllsnlcker. liz
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Expects Jack to Accept

\ DO not see now nc can turn down
my offer and retain All hlS present pres o.
ug". He has no better offer AZ an ex-
cusc. Flyun d. acknowledged TO be tho
best white man In the world and II John
son turns down the So. .oc0 proposition
thousands or tight fans will believe that
nc is afraid ~ Flynn I do not say that
N" IS. bui am sure plcnts OF others Will
say 80. What cNcuso can he madsg or
cpurse he says his price Is so. 600 but
az nobody can pay him that and break
even u amounts TO saving NJ viii not
nEht at all"
furiey = extremely hopeful 81 getting
ibc match and " ho docs hc will hurry
bark hero 10 make arrangements to put
" hn arena. probably In the vicinity of
N.hoof"r. or some other convenient To-
cality In Nevada.
Reno and Carson city are out Of the
pu'.stiou h"rsuSo even the most ~nthusi-
s-iic nght iSuH viii not duplicate their
h"uo "tpS TiCUre. They know that In Sal,
Lake ihcrc L. accommodation FOR al and
th" trtp would bc an attractive one. Tor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
OKLAHOMA GIANT
WILL BON KENNEDY

NEW YORK. Dec 26.-CarI Morris. the
Oklahoma giant who has been lighting
dcggedlv 10 overcome the rr, orSo bs met
In beating by Jim Flynn and who has
won three recent fights with knockoutS,
VIII meet Tom Kennedy, y local heavy
weight hero tomorrow nizht with tho
idea Of clearing bis path TO "A match with
Jack Johnson
Morris's : manager declares hc is q great
d'si NOR" M than when he FIRST appeared
here aud that nc can beat Kennedy N lac
knows how tp use his great strength
Kennedy manager has insisted upon a
twentl-iour-fooi ring for THE bout, so
ihat Kennedy VIII have plenty room 10
move around II Morris rushc, him too
lIsrJ.
Another good hayyW.ight match Is
SSsncduied Tor Thuisday night between Al
Palzcr and Al Kaufman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
"CHALkY" GERMAN AND
JIMMY REAGAN BUSY

limmv REAGAN and "ChaIky" Ger1naln
who viii box fifteen rounds IN the SIu-
bert thestcr tho night ~ January l. arc
Doth training faithfully Tor the bout The
boys arc down 10 weight however so
their work consists IN getting .ccus-
toned 10 thc altitude ard in Keeping
to"'r muscles pliaolc- Reagan Is slight
fIvoriic IN tho betting. but Gcrmain has
many TdmirrrF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY ARGENTA LODGE

Tho officers of hrEcuta lodge No. .. :.
+. 4 \. VI. FOR IN" ensuing year were in
stalled last night as follows.
DR.. Ned iicwctt. woTshlpful master; =.
j.. Whitworth senior warden. ". -.
iTosSer, junior warden. NJ. q. Phillips.
secretary. =. \. Shcrw O0d. treasurer: l..
-. Wiclscns. senior deacon; VI. i. I;uGdy.
junior deacon. Harry Harper. senior
steward. l.. T.. Gibson. junior steward: w.
]. snyder chaplain. l.. J. Frcdcrikson,
tyler.
Tho installing officer WAS -. u. Pfoutz,
grand master of th" grand lodge % Utah.
Tho exercises were followed by q ban
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
BOY PACkEI BEAT
DEFEATS BEDELL

NEW YORK. Dee 2s.-"UarIem" Tom
ms Murphy. who recently lost tho de-
cision IN twenty round match with
Packcy Mcfarland won the popular de-
cision bv marrow margin from Joe Be
dell. = BROOKLYN liRhtweiChiH IN a ten
round bout In BROOKLYN tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Moyle TO Aid Sheepmen.

9. r. stewart. secretary for tho Utah
WooisrOwers associa tion. yesterday re-
ceivcd n letter from +. r. Gooding. pres %
ident OF the National Wocgrowers asso-
cieiion. asking Mr. Stewart TO arrange
to have James ~. Moylc go 10 Washing
ton 10 look after the interests Of IN.
shcepmen there. The arrangements were
made and Mr. Nozzle VIII leave for WASH
lngton this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Two Trains Taken Of.

Effective december ~. American o.
press trains 80. and I will loo tempe
rsrily discontinued by the salt Lax.
Route. due 10 freight congestion on this
road. This Nill not effect the through
standard sie-psrs from Butte and Denver
or the tourist oars from Chicago and
ksusas Ciiy. ThcE" will be handled by
the Overland express trains No. 1 and
No. .. There are Btiil Isft on This road
two through daily trains both ways
these being tho Los Angeles Limited and
the Overland Express
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
BOXERS
SHOW SOME SKILL

40 ihr athletic entertainment given
last night by tho Machinist Hriperx
union in Federation OF Labor hall. O'Con-
nor Won a decision from Eolton after
six fast rounds Of boxing Young Phil
lips knocked out Wateriield In two rounds
and Knudsou boxed Stewart three rounds
TO a draw. The amateur boxers showed
considerable slClll and gsmencss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Prestige Outweighs Money.

The reason Curley declined the New
YORK offer is because IL was for only
ten rounds.
'Df course. j know We could make.
money by going 90 Madison square Gar
den. New York. and lighting johnson ten
rounds added Curiev. The popuia
ton and seating capacity are there. w"
would draw n tremendous house. but I
have promised Jim and myself that when
ne met johnson "a would not bc less than
twenty rounds
There Is no place outside OF Nevada
where such hight can be pulled of. NJ
Least there l. no other practicable place
80 ! shall call on Jonuson Monday iu Chi
rBso and propose 10 him a twenty round
go for $1,000 round FOR his share, win.
lose or draw. II the fight goes only two
rounds hc Will Eet his $4,000 Just tho
same
That sort of IN offer IS as good a /.
Johnson win cot these DAYS, besides. a.
champion. he ought 10 give FLYNN "A
chance TO meet him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
NO MORE LEAGUE
BALL, SAYS OVERALL

NOi NGSTOWN. Ohio. Dec. as.-Ory.l
overall. former Chicago National league
pitcher. who cam. here TODAY 10 have
his pitching arm treated by "Roucsetter'.
Reese. announces that hc ~ through with
ma Jor League baseball. overall SAWS he
vii conhne himself 20 his mining busi-
moss with occasional Independent ball on
his return "a California nCSt week Over
all - the gucSt OF James McAlccr az IN.
Boston Hrd SoN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
DEliNQUE EMIT NOTICE,

kinsley Development company. ocs-
ton OF mines, Eiko county, Nevada Prin-
cipal place of business, room 7al McIn-
tyre building. Salt Lake City Utah.
Noiice there arc delinquent on the fol-
lowing described stock on account Of as
sessment No. ! OF two mills per share,
levied on the 18th day of October. 1911.
tho several amounts set opposite tho
names "f the respective shareholders. as
follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
UNDEFEATED MAT
MEN WILL MEET

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2s-Frank :.
Goich. champion wrestler OF the world.
arrived here from Htimho'dt iowa. todsN.
IN complete his training FOR his match
With Alec Munro, champion OF Great
Britain. here tomorrow evening. Neither
Gotch nor Munro have ever been defeated
In championship bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
HIGHER SCORES BY
REVOLVER MARkSMEN

SPRINGFIELD Mass. Dec. .s-I-n-
official returns from the NTH and sixth
matches % The indoor lesgu. oT The
United states Revolver aExo-iaiion as
announced today show higher marks tba
were scored all last season. Manhattan
81 New York. claims total of 1875 and
Springfield ll33. Five teams remain un-
beaten. Manhattan. Portland, or: Spo-
ksn", Columbus and San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
"Ducky" Holmes Rcinsta,ed.

aEcr who was suspended because Of
trouble with the Mobile club in tho South .
orn league while acting ~ manager. to-
day received news of his Reinstatement.
Holmes ssys he rs considering several Of
fera 10 40 as manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
JACK SAYS 1T is DOUBTFUL.
Champion Ayers He Is Almost Over
whelmcd With Offers Of Slo Money

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.--Jack johnson to-
day declined 10 say positively whether hr
would accept The offer 10 mcct linn
Fiyun.
1T is doubtful n lido" No said. Tim
- fourk" Of New York has offered me a
s-".''u purse. my opponent 10 be picked
later and I am considering an Aus
tralian "trip. WHICH will net mo even
moro than that"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Wants Twenty Rounds.

Flynn docs not want 10 Gcnt john
son ten rounds. said 'urlev. In the
first place. that number of rounds IS
usually Insufficient FOR fnish night. rs
this ono should be- 80 far as Flynn and
myself arc concerned. We hardly oNpect
To make anything ont of the ms trh II
Johnson accepts the ga. 600 offer ! shall
mako him IN Chicago next Monday. w"
want the chance To fght Johnson twcnt,
rounds and No shall hc satisfied " ""
10 not malse "a cent. because We arc hotn
exceedingly confident that F'lynn can boat
shall both be in . position TO make plenty
cf money. NC arc willing 10 nut up our
money and give Johnson all that Is left
when expenses are paid Just for the
chance OF meeting him.
Ten rounds ls ~ different matter.
know that Johnson - not In" man he
wps. yet hc might he able 10 20 ten
rounds pretty fast, hut N nc knows that
he has to 60 twenty rounds he dare not
start such pace. Johnson T. going
backward. hut I doubt II hc has gone fsr
enough back TO impair his ability To 60
ten rounds at fast pace. Tho twenty
round bout is the only thing TO which We
shall conscut. because FINN the farther
he goes the better 10 i. lie would really
rather fight than eat.
There rs no reason why Fivuu should
not beat Johnson. Jim weighs lSI
pounds. and that is biz enough for any q
bpdy. IIo can lake all kinds of punish -
Insnt and night back lust little harder
ail tho time. lie is by all odds the best
white man i'm the world TO-DAY. 90
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inc ians could stay dere until the day
OF the night and then bc AZ tho ring side
three hours after leaving sal, Lake They
would hc sure to got back that dsy. so
All ihcy would need To insurc comfort
would he n cold luncheon that thcI could
carry with them
That would preclude tho painful oXucri-
cnc"s almost everyone had at Reno.