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Police Stoned II.

The first three round were a spien-
did exhibition of scientific boxing and
the honors were about even. In the
fourth round Ryan forced the fighting
and drove Mccoy around the ring.
He was trying 10 get inside the Kids
guard which. he afterward admitted.
was a hard thing to do, adding but
once inside-well. the Kid doesn't like
punishment" In the ffth round. Me-
Coy, by advice of his seconds. started
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Results of Yesterdays G

Results of Yesterdays
Jersey City. q; Providence. 4.
baltimore. ., Newark, !.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
Jersey Ciiy at Providenee.
Newark at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Rochester at Montreal.
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to fight. what Tn Worrying
the Selbys have got to win tonight.
I'm not afraid OF not being able to hold
up my end al right. but I'm not 40
sure about the kid. Hes got a nasty.
bruising fighter TO face. ana unless he's
handled right he'll get beaten. I'm go
ing to 70 gu. and second him
The trainer expostulated. pointing
out hat McCoy's own bout came Inn
mediately after the preliminary in
which Homer vas engaged: That the
Kid would have to rush his prepare
tons; that ne would not set the neces-
sary rest lie needcd. and many other
objections along the same line. Gut
Mccoy was obdurete. He replied TO all
the trainers objections:
1--WE got to get out there and second
that Md. IT ! don't I'll sit here worry
ing and stewing my head off. and I'll
he In much worse shape 10 get into the
ring with Ryan thar | would IL ] had
been out with Homer"
Finally the trainer was forced TO lei
Mccoy have his own way. The Kid put
on his fighting toys and drew over then
a pair of trousers and an old sweater
When Homer went out for his bou
, Mccoy accompanied him as his second
During the entire bout. which wa,
something like eight or ten rounds. tn,
Kid was on pins and needles. lie wa
all worked up. and whenever Homer;
opponent landed a blow the Kid woult
vince as If he himself had been struck
The evening world., 1911-06-09

The athletes Il the Ip Ia sale Institute. after
two successive ir~tponcmcnts owing to rain, finally
held their twont, seventh annual gAn,s On the
grounds ~ the tla0un Point Milit,p NcaIemy
Se.terday.. The academic department members
we're hard pressed by the Science bows on the
track tot the lnint trophy. hut the former out
cla.sed their rivals Ia the field. winning by ~
to IS.
"Eddie' Uearns in hta Hen, car tiuskel tbs
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HOU Kid Got a Rest.

Al thoughts of his own fight were
b anished from his mind. lie worked
hard all during the bout TO keep his
brother In shape. and guided him with
advice from the ringsiie. When Homer
was finally returned the victor. Mccoy
went back to his dressing room and
then SEN, his trainer out to the ing
side 10 delay the big event while he
got some rest. The trainer did 80.
making strenuous kicks about the
flooring, the posts of the ring. the
ropes, the choice of corners. lie raised
a howl about everything that ne could
possibly tind 10 object to. In this a
a delay OF twenty-five or thirty minutes
was secured to tile KID and II Also
served to worry Ryan. II MCCOY
finally entered IN. r!nE ne had iuiIy
recovered MS nerve and vas IN shape
for the nsht.
ON oct. y Mccoy boxed . bout or six
-ounds with the great Australian. Jim
Hall. at Philadelphia. THIS bout mad az
the earmarks OF a fake. and the CROWD
hIsseo and booted the lighters out o. the
rinp MoCoy Immediately went West
and five days later boxed an exhibition
With con Riley in Chicago. Tic then
On me TO DAYTON, o, n fought TWO
mon In one night. One was George La
blanche. THE Marine" who defeated
lack Dempsey at Frisco with the o
,orbldden pivot blow. La Blanche was
nut TO sleep IN one round. the SECOND
p1an was Beach Ruble. and the kid
kavig nut the chloroforming punch
over on him In one round.
The next chapter also deals With 1id
Mccoy.
The evening world., 1911-06-09

Greenwich High School d,fc,,el Nh. baseball
nine of rortchoster iiiglt sohoal In , free hitting
game. The score was Is Co ~.
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-Aleon1mn tropty In the Tree fptsll Yesterday. with
Fralk kullck In the sl~cial Ford. and 7. II. Leek
IN the National. ti~i int runner M. Il, protei 10
be a neck sud mech race. between thee. three cars,
,,'irnr. doing !he tNo. hill. IN , total " a. 26a to
kuick'g ,ni ieek's ~ "a
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The Amateur Athlete Union NAV take acme
action soon over the ,s'es, Of the athletes Who
demand ap.sAfancc money from The manager. Of
bic meets. some ~ ti,m being In the iocsii,v'
the, funcrs that ar nnsiiuE around sc an,
sign OF The practice not \ Few = the tfary d,.
msnd the coln At even NEE, tho, sppesr. O,hrr,
have = tltn " fcmn ding liberia fN,en.rA an
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The John o. Gaunt I1ate II 2p so,ereigns tor
tw1 est-olds, disianvc five furlorE,. run az Man
.hctet. England. y~e.eplav. was Won nv !. II
krene's ~imuiinm. lie Touuuet was second aud
Airline third. There were five starters.
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the word. the %fatoriie. tired badly after going
tnIet qu4refs % a W.ls.
The evening world., 1911-06-09

Announcement was made Yesterday by Chester
A. Emerson, captain ~ the Dartmouth College
ba schall team, that on July | next he would lola
the Philadelphia team OF TIE AmericAn Lehgue.
The evening world., 1911-06-09

The nex, chapter also deals with xid
Mccoy.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24

e. II. and Ms johnson, accom-
panied By +. J. Hassenstab and
wife and Miss Sarah Stewart, au-
toed to Redwood Falls Saturday.
Services next Sunday afternoon
at the usual hour by Rev. Marsh Of
Wabasso.
Miss Sarah Stewart IF the pri-
mary department was the guest Of
Miss Holton at the Lamb home over
Wednesday night.
Geo. Stegner and family were
over-Sunday visitors in the Geo.
Frost home.
Chas. Meilke and wife visited in
the Mike Kramer home over Sum
day.
A carload of poultry was shipped
out on Saturday.
P. Kremer and Miss Emma Drews
were the guests of Miss Katherine
Holton on Sunday.
Ole Hjelter, wife and baby, were
guests in the d. B. Canoe home the
past week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
BELVIEW


Miss Ida Radetzke spent a few
days at Echo during the week.
Otto MuetzeI moved onto the
Rain farm Saturday.
Louis Leonard and wife were over
from Seaforth Saturday.
Mrs. Aldrich was a professional
caller at Lucan on Saturday.
Andrew Olson delivered a COW to
customer in Sacred Heart the last
Of the week.
Baby Bloedow was seriously ill on
Sunday.
Gus. Alberts visited the HON E
folks Sunday.
E. D Collins left for Sleepy Eye
on Wednesday and the good wishes
of his friends go with HIM. 1t will
be difficult to find better business
man.
Miss Mary Fiyol is expected here
soon from her home at Mapletpn.
Martin Eischen and wife were
over from Seaforth on Friday.
Mrs. Isabel Aldrich of Morton is
visiting at the home of her son, DIR.
F. H. Aldrich.
Patrick Scanlon is about again
after siege of illness.
Emil Kuester is now employed by
Luclan Payne.
The dance at the Odeon on Satur-
day evening was we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy of Delhi
visited at the Glen Marcy home the
middle of the week.
A vote to build a new school house
on the present site in the Adsit dis
trict was lost on Saturday. This is a
large district and a good many think
two school houses should be con-
structed, one in each end of the dis
trict, and this probably explains the
defeat of the move to erect new
building on the old site.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
NORTH REDWOOD

Walker Dresser and family return
ed home from Franklin Wednesday.
Frank Neuenburg and family of
Renville and Grandma Neuenburg
of this place autoed to Olivia Sunday
to visit relatives.
CHARLES Riegel and family of Nor
ton were guests at the T. Hosken
home Friday.
Miss Nellie Martin of Redwood
Falls visited Friday with Mrs. Paul
Otto.
George Hansen spent Sunday at
his home in Evan.
Emil Voeltz and wife of Morgan
visited friends here Saturday even
ing.
Bertha Seebeck returned home
from lie Sueur Saturday where she
has been visiting relatives.
Emil Hitlinger of New Ulm was a
Sunday guest at the Castle home.
The ladies of the Evangelical
church met at Grandma Neuenburg' s
Thursday afternoon for the purpose
of organizing a Ladies Aid. The
meeting was called to order by
Grandma Shoemaker who was elect
ed chairman. Officers elected were
Mrs. A. H. Seebeck, pres. Mrs. A.
H. Page, v. pres, Hattie Neuenburg
Sec, Anna Neuenburg, treas. After
the meeting refreshments were serv-
ed. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. A. H. Page.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Dick Keuster and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Wabasso.
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Path NEWS

Miss Edith Hodge visited the
home folks at Redwood Falls on
Saturday.
Don't forget the ladies' aid on
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. D. B. Canoe.
Mrs. D. E. Ellington, wife of
Druggist Ellington Of Wabasso,
called on Mrs. w. A. Hauck be-
tween trains Saturday.
VIM. Gallery. wife and two chill
dren visited with relatives in this
vicinity over Sunday.
Geo. S. Davis and wife we're bnsi-
ness visitors at the county seat on
Saturday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24

moved Into TIE j NJ. Stewart house,
vanderburg Avenue for the winter.
Mrs. George Leslie and daughter,
Georgia and little son Of Drake, n.
d., are visiting at the /. Leslie home.
In addition to the program on
Tuesday evening the G. E. society
will serve hot baked supper. and
all for the small sum Of 10 and ID
cents.
j. L. GriRgs has purchased q 45
horse power tractor gasoline engine
with which to do his farm work IN
the future.
Fay Starr now wears the Delhi
badge in the potato contest, having
brought in three FOUNDER. Who
can beat that.
j. L. Griggs entertained his father
from Iowa the past week or ten days.
Mrs. John McMurchie made good
her record as a most delightful hos
tess at a six o'clock dinner party
Thursday given at her home to a
few of her friends.
B. A. Carr of st. Paul has been
working in this vicinity the past
week in the interest of the Modern
Woodmen of America.
Ed. Baehm Sr. was a st. Cloud
visitor last week.
VIM. Parker was attending to bus
mess in Wisconsin last week.
Ole L. Flore and his crew went to
Echo on Monday to do a job of car
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
DELHI.

G. G. Bell was quite sick the lat
ter part Of the week.
Fritz Mertiz has purchased the.
Ole L. Flore threshing rig.
The ladies of the missionary So
ciety will meet with Miss Elizabeth
A. Stewart on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
Miss Olga Hultquist is sick with
typhoid fever.
The ladies of the Swedish Luther
an aid will be entertained on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Erickson.
Mrs. Nancy J..Hines returned last
week from an extended visit with
relatives in Superior and Mime
apolis.
Doctor F. "A. Carroll is now To-
Gated in the office room of the w.
O. Russell building.
William Rogers, Peter Mckay,
Harry and Thor Helgeson. William
Dreyer and Herman Draeger took
in the excursion to Aberdeen on
Monday.
F. E. Klinge has sold his farm for
sure this time, realizing the nice
! little sum of ST so per acre.
! Miss Johanna Orseth. who is as
sisting Mrs. Ole Knudson with her
work, spent Sunday with relatives
in Echo.
! Mrs. William Robinson of Madi-
son was visiting last week at the H.
G. Engemen and Robert Steele
/ homes.
Mrs. David Whittet of Redwood
Falls was visiting her friend Mrs.
M. B. Anderson, and her brother, j.
HI. Bunting. last week.
The junior G. E. under the direc-
ton Of Supt. M. r. Myers, and his
assistants, gave pretty service last
Sunday evening in the form of an
installation of officers. as.
Otto Orloske spent a few days at
home with his family last week.
Don't forget that Tuesday the 81
is the date for the C. E. Hallowe en-
social. A good program is in course
Of preparation. No admission
| charge will be made. but the price
to get out will be 10 and Is cents.
Mrs. Ole Haakenson and daugh-
tiers, Minnie and Janet Of Boyd were
visiting last week at the home of
their aunt. Mrs. M. Christianson.
Come out on Tuesday evening
next, at the opera house, and see
! the old fashioned shock fodder husk-
! ing match, and see who gets the
red ear. A prize will be given to
| the winner.
Doctor Carroll, wife and son
Dwight recently spent few days
with relatives at Winnebago.
Mrs. j. M. Stewart left on Friday
for Ireton, Iowa. Mr.. Stewart will
follow this week and they will visit
relatives for week or ten days be-
fore starting for Loveland. Col,
where they expect to spend the win
/ ter.
Den Matthews and family have
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24

Mrs. Ernest lander and daughter
left Sunday noon for Springfield
where she will visit for week with
Mr.. Zander's people before joining
her husband at Mason City where he
is now employed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24

Miss Olive Castle Who il working
il Renville spent Sunday at her
home
VIM. Mann and son Everett took
IN the excursion to Aberdeen Mon
day.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
SCENIC CITY
MEAT MARKET
A hint for those who eat
OYSTERS

We don't handle Baltimore nor
any other cheap grade of oysters.
Sealshipt brand is the oyster that
is all meat and not juice. This
oyster usually sells for 60c a
quart, but we are offering you
this exceptionally good brand at
SOC, the same price you pay for
the cheap grade. Don't buy juice
when you can get a good meaty
oyster like the Sealshipt brand.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
A Hint to Cream Users.


Says Mrs. Anna Bell Whittet:
Since the advanced price of cream
has taken effect the call comes to
me: May we have cream that is
thick enough to whip?' Now. dear
sisters, there is secret that you
should know about cream. When
you want cream order it the day be-
fore you want to use it and let it
stand in cool place perfectly still,
then take off the top half and you
will have no trouble in whipping
it."
Mrs. Henrietta Clark Of Spokane.
Wash, arrived in Redwood Sunday
for a few days visit with Mrs. J. P.
Cooper. She has been visiting in
Wisconsin and is on her way home.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ALEXANDER II. BELL. ABRAHAM NJ. Bet,
Ter. Attorneys.-In the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia The Corby Compsny VS..
No 299s7 Equity Doc.-The object Of this suit
is to compel the return to the plaintiff OF Ger a
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defendant Trust Company, and also TO procure
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parts thereof. are notified to attend. In person
or by agent or attorney duly authorized. with
their claims against the estate properly vouched
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1911 HARRY NJ. MARTIN. BY BRANDEN-
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for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court mh1-1aw.3t
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
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mh1-1aw,3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
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trix estate of Arthur NJ. Duvall, VI. Laurance
w Sparks and William c. Sparks.-Equity No.
29360-Thfs cause having been referred TO me
to state the receivers account and distribution
OF the fund: notice is hereby given that | win
%, 1911, at IL am, at the auditors Office in
the U. S. courthouse, Washington. D. O. All
persons having claims against the firm OF Duvall
Il Sparks notified to present the same. with
Louis A. DENT, Auditor. VIM. F. AMBROSE.
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