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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-07-12

ford had produced Senator f. ID.
Smith, with whom he had ridden to
Spartanburg from Florence.
Snyder and DIR. Mitchell.
And Henry Snyder" he said. re-
ferring to the president of Wofford
college, has more sense and educa-
tion than DR.. Mitchell has brains
enough to learn
Speaking of his tilt with the SUI
preme Court over the appointment
of special judges. Governor Blease
said that he did not intend to ap-
point special judges when regular
circuit judges were sitting around
in club rooms, drinking cocktails
and playing pinochle. And he added
vehemently that he could prove that
this had been the case.
Concerning his liberal use of the
pardoning power he said that men
ought not to be punished too Sc
verely for crimes committed in the
heat of passion. There was no ex-
cuse, he said, for premeditated rob-
berries, but when man got into
a quarrel and drew pistol and
killed his antagonist he ought not
to be judged too severely.
With regard to the charges of
bribery made against him by Col.
Thomas b. Fielder of Atlanta, Gov
ernor Blease said that if Tow Eel
der would produce a letter asking
bribe or acknowledging the re-
ceipt of bribe. and any three men
familiar with Bleases handwriting
would say the writing of the letter
was his. he would resign the govern
orship in 10 minutes
On the other hand, he said if he
could not prove that Fielder had of
ferred Il bride to State onicia.. he
would not consent to resign the gov
ernorship, but would move to the
Philippine Islands.
Governor Blease said he was not
averse to Felder's being given a
change of venue if there was any
doubt as to his being able to obtain
Justice in Newberry county.
Governor Blease spoke at length
about standing by his friends. He
said he loved his friends so much
that he wanted to be with them af-
ter death, no matter where they
We're. He declared that his enemies
need expect nothing from him.
He had been told, he said, that this
was not the proper spirit, and that
he should consider the example OF
the Savior, who said of those who per-
secuted Him. Father, forgive them
for they know not what they do"
Governor Blease said he had no
forgiveness for his enemies because
they know very well what they were
doing.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-07-12
500 REWARD, SIOv.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have no much faith in it's
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address F. j. Cheney e Co, Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-07-12
Newspapers Are Ours.

He mentioned among his enemies
the newspapers. He said the engi-
neer of train could not stop his
train to pay attention to the ours
that ran out and barked at the
train. And neither, he said, could he
stop for the snarling ours, the news
papers. He said he would like to call
be unparliamentary
Governor Blease made sighting re-
marks about Northerners several
times. He said that of 100 voters in
a Newberry cotton mill l54 voted for
him.
The other siX," he said, were the
Yankee bosses"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-25
ART|CULOS De FAMA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- todo el
mundo los que fabrican The Carter S
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, E. U.
de America, contandose en- primera Il
nea ell Flu1do de escribir de Carter, qls
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- ell mer-
ado, por sus condiciones de frmeza, CO.
lor, durabilidad y envase.
Ell uso de La Tinta de Garter Sc ha ge-
neralizado de tai manera que en- Ia ac-
tualidad res casi la 1nica que Sc ,emplea
Ell el comercio y en- las ofcinas.
De venta en- ell BOIETIN NIERCAN-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-25
Loteriia MOdIerDiISta

BonitO asunto para una opereta de
las que hacen frlror....
Ell AyllntalnientO die S1nolensk, 81
guiemdo una t!radicionfal y annual eos
tlumbre de la locafidad, ACADIA de anun-
ciar, como rrennio de una loterfa, ell be-
llo palmito de una j0Wen de diez y sic
te aibribes
Cinco mill bilEetes, q rublo ell billete,
10000 rarbEos de dot1e Ell agraciado por
la slterte tiene dierecho a casarse con
ella
Pluede darse 'el caso de que ell agra
ciado zen el sOrteO no lo sea f1sicamen-
te Entonces la seibOrita rifada puede
rechazarle; peuo esta obligada q dar al
desairad0 doncel la anlitad de la dote.
Y plrede que hos desan'ados, 81 los
hay Sc quedem tan satisfechos
Dos mil qumientos rlblos y sin mu-
jer i .Esa es pErla vie1+1adera loteria.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
ANARCHY RE|GNS IN
CITY Of CANANEA
Insurrecto Leader Cannot Con-
troll Men and Refugees Are
Flocklng t, Tucson for Safe
ty, Cruelties Committed

Tucson NiIz MAJ go Auar h.
900. reign of terror rule IN ,unluu,
according Co. The refugees VIII ar,
torkiug luther on horseback. aluut
and aboard trains Forty min, oI ta,
mv-t prominent men in the muWa
town agc iu prison aud nearly AN 60,
others arr in NIsht CHhral. thc iu.
surrcctu header me refugees assert
b. entirely unable Ia control his men
According tu ,ol Francisco Ncias-
qucz. provisional ruler OF Altar. men
part Cipatrd 100 70 plot t. blow up IA,
town and Mll Cabral's whole army
Nelanuuc~ who arrived here today
Declared that the mayor is among
Those uudrr arrest. charged with
having connected wires ltauIug To- e
biurk Zoo Ma, municipal budding vita
Illuminating devices attached tu -,urv
pound, 20. dyuamli" placed iu the bar
rack. of the insurrecto soldiers Npn,
of "a, Judges cor other officials of
| Cnuau,H are allowed 10 perform the
functions of their offices. according
10 other refugees.
N,Asqur1 also confirmed ihr report
| that seven rrbcls IN Lower California
| N,.. rNtDutcO los Altar Ih, utu
hr...IH letters from Madvro az ila-
r.. alt th,y were alleged g. hlV,
boon .lught in acts of brigandago
Tho prei,ct said that In an Lower
IIuuflruin tho reh'ls would Doe
dealt With
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
DRUNK ARRESTED
IS A RICH man
Inebriated Stranger Pulled in
by Phoenix Police Has Wad
of Several Hundred Dollars
Under His Rags
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, a.

luDcut AriZ. Ma While
Hahtus DIS rounds SauIdar muuu
Oilicu iruutmuu 0l tho puhC, depart.
m'oi ii covered a disrCpia1lo luul
it, man u an allc> mean Washington
street, who waa yisbh hanging ON
ih. Yrs, Oi complete iWuNirttluu n
TACT from information gathered since.
o. has been as"crtainCd that fhr man
MOI only had an APPEARING, u' inflNI
'niiuu utu uc VAS intoxicated and To-
state of MUD in which ur aus mn
conscious oi his Nhcr,3nulfs. ana Nos
cuHnifani pi plssins y,pu u. H..
-nuag'
Remembering that thn rtt MI ud
fccd erected for sucH sUDciu. DOL, d., 10.
chr''t' Troutmm prompt uucscii
ed .o DuHal ho badly muIal d Narl.
Wu,. und lifting bIu ru Huu spot
in 'ur 9llat whrl. H' naH ...n -acl,
ms rouosc iops bim so iurbup which
! De- reached ut megua of mach hcluiaa
/ The usual .uuuiiuo- OF th. iail We're
! gone imuuah aud 3. Nas learned thaf
. It, unfortunate Icr.uu Na. aamed
] Iulu CaI whose vocation do. aNocJ.
! tlou was u9, discovered ts Doe WAS
J 500 aus.nf minded iu ,mpm0o.
/ WhctIr. De- vas % s.Hi'W.u cor a
( .uIucr
When tu, l.mr can. FL. .I..H lim.
\ he inquired. -luspiIN HH boz. HHuar.
1 IN which there wa sU u OF
/ urseienoc disceuYlc U| $40 dud
m' wad rho OHIO, mW.IW. be
IAN lao search io. ue N4l .IuAeu
/ OF, ana found DO without dimculty II
/ "as not AN oldinap d,uakarG purse
/ and i' mI % lirng oI 1ilh that might
! have been Impressive in the puokel
/ pl O. u1n who knew better than fu cav
81 a JAG 10 a public alley There was
/ exactly SlleG5 coufs In tAg puIsc
/ and There Ia uo dOuu ,hlf M Cd
| VIII congratulate himself Whom n,
awakcns bis morning fO unu POD.
/ money safely lucl,a away in fbp de-
raWmcnt safe Had ne nor been nr
rested an unfortunate accident NIGH
have occurred some individual NitA
aroater need than conscience might
have inserted bi. hand into tha
! pocket of the sWmbcrue Can to rp
! move the wnd and unur bis rc
, 'uln 40 lull cunsciuusues. thc rrsusc'
lated lover OF splruuus liluor night
have found ,himeeli without De- urit,
! ui a htomo srllZor Ilo VIII probably
| pay his fine cbeougilt aud win ID,
: thankful 40 leave The cltl jail with hi.
| wad SIN In The pos. 'lalon oi its
! original and ughum owuat Nothing
IL known OF hIs financial condition on
!. bow he came 90 m iu possession ol
such sum OF pocket None
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
SIS.
GREATEST
OF ALL TONES
BECAUSE
GREATEST OF ALL
BLOOD PURIFIERS

Any stem that needs tonic needs also blood purifier. or II
the Weakened and impure condition ct that responsible
the down
Importance ofpurc rich hood health realize the danger
weakened impure circulation The majority Of persons
mcpdy coming To understand the OF preventing disease
they know that poorly noushed system germs and
microbes ana that which purics and enrccs the blood will
often Nlru off a serious SDcl Of Hines, later
nat Spring T. the most trying the health fact well
known to every one II the time when
required to stand the unless system
The amount OF Wood nutrmc the health bound bc affected
The general bodily weakness tired feeling tickle appetite
poor DIGESTION etc come directly result OF weak blood
fyOu need ton need medicine that has real blood
tying properties great many called
ulanS often producing instantaneous cXharaung effect but
with decided injury the system II weak and
down you only tone ny h supplying increased of
blood nurlmen and tins only through rich blood
Any tonic which does purity the blood dangerous
the impurities IN the circulation to constantly the health
y the greatest ct all tones because the Of all
blood purifiers and IS tie one medicine rely supply
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31


MUM @iall cspondrntl
CLOVIS. y. NJ Ma, 3u THIS ia tn
Voud.r .ft OF N,, Nf,,,,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
What II" Bani,cr- say.

n u,,lr yic.. r.....I.r,. .,,l .....,,.
lion .., ana, America, J.... anal r,,,.t
/ .,t.pau, said .rn. ,,.,u.,. v.i-
.,, r,,,n ana Land ....,,..,,,,. ,,,,
placed upon IN. u,.,a., aS ooo nero.
,f .,,.p,.d land ,4... b.. l,rnt.d
a..lf IA miles MONT. .i,nI. rbis
/ uUi was original owned b, In. san.
l ta q. ailruad o. -ui. Wul LARGE,
! Iu,r,us, the trad, uf clovis @, rs
/ .lid chat "a colon, Holland butch
/ su boa, a lars put 3D.. this iaud.
! which .s nov s,Iiur a. $40 10 .SI4i.
/ lu a.r, IN quurt.t .t.tiuH Tracts TIN,
| d,l ..prmpnt of a.. shallow water dis
uIe,. south and west .t Clovis win
hav, rectpi,,cnl etfvUh. IS, that
MOAN that the farmer. iu those di..
o.. 81. tu nnd good market hero
Tor ii,air products Th. mucb-uiacd
.t public highwa. between Clovis aud
F"rtH,'- Is 80 assured TACT Tn'
.".aW'D ia bodice OF tn, 'No towns
nave lhr matter Don DiaI-r Tho rnut"
hts b'n selected aud nsrrs o- g."
"ti ave mo-" bcl1- prepared
o. % Oldham. cashier of thp First
Natiuuu bank. Sud. "Dur crop. awe
n,V advanced beyond any danger
which might com, from fro., some
OF our VI, Nican com Us nov NOR, ,hau
ltr., high Thc .tups which will ID,
grown her, this season include kurIr
corn. mill ulaizr. .ntilrt aud irish aud
sweet u,tttoas
80 ,,.lt,,. ,,ts ..,.t,,, ,,,lI uit,,,,,..
"a la, p,,,. ar los. lr,i.,t,d b., y.b,t
t.m -rn,s .,s,.,, .,,,,,r.b,,,a. ,b.
tung OF tb. b,nd b,,. fhr,. ,,r,s
,rr..,,t.J b, tbt. manner ana th, rae
.,it. b.,. thu. lar MON ,.,, ...tt..
r.,,t,,y nav. ton rr.,, mos. am An.
,pr.. n,r,. iorIuaing n,,nl.s mar.
.p.neE.. ana ,b.yrl,s ANA M, ,r,
d,u. nir,, rbts m.tb.J or irrian.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

S. S =. IS cool medicine. | keep
D, 90 the house all the while. 1t is an
excellent tonic to give strength To the
y.tcm aud tone to all the phy seal
mcmbvrs IT gives appetite and
energy AMI makes one feel better in
every way | have found II also an
excellent blood purifier. For months
! was troubled with an itching skin
eruption on the face, and tried many
spcCialist~ aud many remedies 10 get
azure hut $. :. > Is the only medicine
that scented Ia relieve. am now free
OF This eruption. | think great deal
oi Your medicine believing II To be
the best blood purifier aud tonic known
10 tile world today.
MRS FRANK HORNER.
1880 Fast seventh st, Canton, q,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

Ground oaf~, rolled hur'", Meme
ground mixed feed Tor horses; .,sr>.,
dairN VoN n'ei--mn,r mill inr l'-,
money. /, " iiiI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
Va important Hailtoad Terminal,

mites west of tho TrNas stat, uuc.
and hence thr hrtn of clovis
Va important Railroad Terminal.
CLOVIS is uudouhtrdll destined o.
become one Of thu most important
railroad terminals ga hc southwest
AZ present it has tn H,lcn ,ut.ofi
and th, Eastern Railvh, OF Sow MoX
.'1 limos of the Santa Fo and before
another ear begins TIA, Coleman cur.
OFT vii Boz completed to this point
mis- last. owing to us lmpoitanp, u
t1ui 10 opens up a Ndst stretch 90 ut,'
county, gl also connects tho vatiou.
santa F' unDs with IN, Guf ID, %
+h"rt't route than heretofore rniuV,d
'N mat road. means much more a.
''''N 100 Oh, Way of population and
monthly monetary Disbursements than
is now dreamed of l., her citizens
tn contemplated Santa r., connoc.
Ton hctA'ru Clut, pud Tucumcan
be- not a dream uf 90, Outnusiasti, cit.
i~'us 81 tm- town O., has b,,u sur
V'Ncd ami % VIll Dc built
Railroad Improvements
Nh, SAINTS D.. h. n.r, .r. ,f U.
most suhstuutaj uuI mud,r, tor.
mual G this nuuuir NI,I III. .t,.
ton buildings urudus tI. Imt.,,
h"us,. known us lu Gran oui,.ra.
are pobhlr-dushcd and .irr.uu,l, ID
Win ornamental aud VrU .rrt a,,u.
Tho buildings o,,uuird u. th. ml.
chine shops aud ruuudHY.s, CO.,. ..
nuIit that tItt can b., Htu.I FL. '..m
tim, to time as nocc-sItl rru.,s
nut ! shall lct some of tl, Iu,uI
officials Who occupy impurDrt ....
tI"us here talk about railroad ui,l.
Csts az Clovis.
Railroad Men Inlk
lam,. kioiy master mechanic
saIt The rmpiu}cs ia tho mu,bu,
anu ear departments now number aIg
The store department cmplots o..
clerks aud workmcn
"fHcrc 1rc now % freight ana t,,
passenger crows on the Pcrps dltI.
sion. which cXtrnds from pccos city
io EDiDu These crews number 1886
"nplntrs ON 10, Bclcn CUTOFF D.,
Ma''.t ,ualu,- are now IN u.s.. W.
Cd" u"t ilnd that those monster ,i.
sIur louglrr more work ~ keep them
iu repair thau the smaller ones
passenger engine m supposed GAP mak,
1000" m.l,s between shopuugs and 3D.
ir,shf 10000 rhs Nollcts hay,
-Irud tif.s test Th,t hulI -.lu toms
uum h,rn tu B'iru CO.. tum go tp ,t
cans Tho Grade r'lW Fort ~uu.uD
t. NtugHu e distdur. 90 tu milr-. b..
B" .'.i to th, mile. nr bout -iN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

n ypu want a stylish horse sni
mgrk $500 "a =. rrimhlr li3 Npfih
Second So Phone 50 ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

John -. Rockefeller would So
incumc irving to prepare q better
medicine than hamberiRins Cole.
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy FOR
dialrhoea. dysentery or bowel COM
plants. Il IL simply impossible, and
80 SAYS everyone that has used H.
Sold b3 all DRUGGISTS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
Clovis is the Wonder
City of Mew Mexico

oa OF the Desert Soon to Be the Greatest Railroad Cent
er OF the Territory Underground Flow of Excellent
water VIII BE Tapped and Make City Center of Great
irrigation Country. According to John T Kelly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

The system with the best tonic
effects and at the same Tins thor
oughly purify the blood. The
use OF ) 5 ). at tins time may
save YOU from a long spell OF
sickness, and twill certainly pre-
care YOU for the STRAIN ut the long
hot summer Mary peopl have
pat on using a tonic until the SyS-
tenn became SO Weakened II could
not resist disease, and have paid
for the neglect later on with a
spell of fever, malaria. ar some
other tchll,lling sickness : :. ).
Is Nature $ ideal tonic and blood
purifier II does not contain a
particle OF mineral in any form,
nor does II contain any Of the
Jclc,criouS nerve sumuaniS that
are used ~ so many medicines
called tonic, : : ) tones 40 TN
the tired, WORKOUT feeling, impro'
every WAY contributes To- the az
entire system. = :. s is abSolu'
all who are IN need Of a tonic vii
their needs. TIE SW
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

"i commerce. TINS organization is
ever un To alert To- inaugural rlnug
which VIII add to the towns urospcr-
itN " now has seventy active mon.
uors. winch viu b. Increased To- lpe
Dog ram Mouthl, meetings with an.
ri'pi"i' pr"grums az, held at the
hisc and comfortable Furnished head
Gu'rt"f- of the ursuulzniion Thcrc
b. n"thuG which uupouls Co hc pub
", spirit uf thr ,itizpns of clovis
which F NOT lpst,r,d and advanced
.N The DhHmh.l ui commerce Its on.
uo'r uI, President VI Bowie. rist
vice president " s. Fowl. .,cul
'iOD president charles g. justin.
rotary and treasurer y j.. Grffu.
directors o. -. oldham &C. y stood.
W Crawford and W }. Mansfield
tlp,i- Pres
This tutu from u.s. Inception has
had 90 Nidr-IUus, ami am energetic
pr,ss doubt Do in uu OF do, south
U.et one could ind superior weekly
ltprr- to the two published here. ~,
News and do. Juutuu They uark u
bWmou, with th, chamber of com
mc"ru and other Interests Tor the al
,anccmcnt oi Clovis and GA, counts
OF curry They ave We'll printed and
ablF edited ana their ADVERTISING col
uWn- reflect tfr enterprise ct tho
u. 'yhaut> of co., town. e. j Mabry.
q clover Young mon who was a rnd.
iua member of tn, constitutional con-
Nut'u. - editor AND manager oi tho
journal Ais. iu,iir McC1u,r. tu.
A'HuGuorGlr Evening Herald. Cloti.
correspondent is U.s. Yer, efficient
ru ,ditor
vs. j 'ufr,u ANA Miss O. 'urrrn
have thr dcsuni,a OF tho News lu
.Hfres For Wunl years tho nam, uf
'Hrr.u has been Idcuun,d vith fhr
ntu .luI.r nuHurs. uf N,t Nr..u
ln n.t col Currou tn, father %, ~
j tur-n aud Mis- a g. Curr.u. nptI
be- considered tu, dean
"' tu, newspaper CORPS of SEES N.N
..i ll. iuug and practical export
ono. POO th, newspaper hrsiu,s- ls r.-'
tlvetcd in tho Capable management pII
90, 'lOtl. N,V- at do, huud. uf hi-
Son and daughter
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-11
Nugget Spee,sl Service

SEATTLE. Nov II President Low man and Secretary Yandcll of the S. attle Chamber of Commerce. will leay, the city Monday in company with Sen ator Piles on a tour to th" ~oath 1- far as the Mexican border
 The men are to visit 3ll th, lars, commercial bodies iu the cities of ore gon and California. ana hav, arranged dates for conferences with the cham bers of commerce in Portland. san Francisco. los Angeles and san Diego
 The twenty of the fifty thousand sub scrIbed at the meeting two days aga will defray the expenses of the trip on the part pf the three men. who arc believed [" hs we'll qualified to get result and secure corporation af th" Western or Pacinc coast states
 ]. Underwood wanted to go aloug. but he claims to he m Alaskan and the undertaking rs to be hnaneed hy Seattleites. and the money spent upon
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-11
NOT so BAD AS
 FIRST REPORTED
Nugget Special Service.

SANTA FEE. x. NJ. Nov. u.-Com- pete returns form the outlying and mining districts of the new state proves that the returns from re publican point "f view are not So bad as first returns indicated.
 In the large populated ceuters the democratic vote was heavy. and they secured such lead it was not believed the majority could be over come hy the mining districts and peo- ple out on the ranches. But complete returns from all over the state with two or thee remote places to be heard from changes the outcome nf the cleo ton materially
 The governorshiP r. conceded to the democrats. by a safe majority. w c Mcdonald, deefating IT o Bursum with many votes to spare: but the lieutenant governorship Is now claim ed by the republicans. and returns indicated that the republican candidate Malaquias Martinez has small ma jority over F. c. de Baca. the demo cratic candidate who was believed to have carried the day along with Me Donald.
 The legislature Is republican accord ing to the last returns and the state finds itself fin a similar position to that of Massachusetts where the gov ernor is democrat and the lieutenant governor and legislature solid repub- lican so far as majority goes
 The republicans are celebrating over what they term "snatching victory out of defeat" and many political leaders believe if another republican of any prominence in the state had headed the ticket for governor, than Rursum. he could have been elected
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-11
NELSON DEFEATS
 MOORE g ROUNDS
Nugget Special Servies.

BUFFALO, Nov. ll-Battline Nel- son stopped Thomas Moore of Chica go in the ninth round of what was to be tcn-round contest
 The fight took place in the opera house and the building was crowded by sports to witness the mill
 Moore had an even break with Ncl- son for the first five rounds. then com menced to lose ground. Both fighters received d good hard mauling, it be ing somewhat of a slugging match. with lighting from the tap of the gong until the end of the round.
 h the ninth round Battling Nelson sent in two directed blows, one to the jaw and the other to the body that sent Moore in heap in his corner where he was obliged to take the full count of ten and was declared out