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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-28
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December q. 1912
N-WHEAT-priccs vors steady ut
! the opening, with moderate buying. There app
uelroI 90 DO a lack of the confidence which
characterized operations on Thursday, how
ever. and tho market developed an easier tone
under liquidation. closing at Tho low point Of
t.c tty. with net loss of rom aU.2c. For
cen markets Were influenced by prospects Of
light world exports. lfWuess lu the SPOT
situation. with good buyius Tor milling ac-
count 4s well as a continued active demand
for carg1es from the Continent Argentine
IIcUOs ANrcs being 'sutc lower, owing %
t.a official estimate of tlc crop. which Was
laced at i9~. 4tn. 600 bushels. compared with
lln.N24.WO last year, or these figures it was
estimated that the CEl1Tt1Die surplus from
Argentine next season Will be l34. 10000 BUSH
actually shipped during Che season just closing.
Export sales were siy loads OF Manitoba 10
rcd winter wheat, 81 o.. elevator and 81 oS
& % afOIt. No ! Northern spring. ~ t-c o b
HN0lt. CORN-CuGt.uuoI heavy receipts, with
lh.. cascu selling pressure. caused further weak
ness. and prices LOST asc. Export corn. - nc.
q % b. aflat o. arrive. OATS-Ouly moderately
active. with small price changes, but the an
dert0ne was easy Cash market quiet. stand
ard white 400; No g, 3gHap.-c. SO D. 81 u
.. @. natural. 3s1 zoe. white clipped. 80 .4H
~. all track ENE-Staady. so . Western.
CGi- "c1c, Buffalo BARLEY-Steady.
Mailing. MH'Oc. ! Z Bulno and feeding.
Guiding Hour. exports flr The week. according
20 Bradstrcets. aggregate 4.95O.6sG bushels.
against C.G97 so bushels last week and $780,
51o bushels last year; since July /, i22,OI3.1OS
bushes. against SI.G10.Us1 bushels last season.
Com, exports for tho week. 49, 1865 bushels,
bushels last ygnr since july !, -t-oN 500 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-28

The annual meeting Of the United
States Motor Company was adjourned yes
terday for the second time. owing to lack
Of a quorum. Another attempt will be
made on January 10 TO hold a meeting
week after the sale Of the organization Is
scheduled TO take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-28

s. Louis Dec. o7-CATTLE-Receipt {
1.75O: small supply insufficient for tho de-
mand which was fair; quality medium:
prices firm. HOGS--Receipts. S.049; mod
erately active ana 6d 10c lower: choice me-
dun to heavy weights, 81 604ST TO- bulk
OF sales 81 S5as7 60; packers sdqsI
SHEEP@Rsceipts. a74G: in demand and
frmer: lambs. SO 5o9ss rs; Gull lambs 81 80
q S6 mutton sheep. 81 % asa rs: common
10 medium, SO 501S4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-28

Receiver Duncan Of the Wheeling g.
Lake Erie Railroad Company has been
authorized TO issue s2.425.0cO In receivers
certificates TO purchase 1900 freight cars
and twenty locomotives, as Well as for
maintenance of bridges and docks.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18

That the proposed western outlet which ls to connect Hot Springs with railroads to the west. Is not a dead issue. but that instead a report au- thoritiye and certain can he expect ed within about two weeks, was the statement made by Secretary Beldiae last night to the Business Mems League
 Mir Bedding stated that MT Dod- son, who Is promoting the western connections, was in the city Tuesday, and stated that he would not have anything to give out for publication. since the people were coming to be disappointed with promises, but that within about two weeks MT Dodsan expected to return here and tell the people something. and when he did tell anything 1t would be that tho bonds are all hoated and the road is assured.
 Secretary Bedding stated that il was his information now that the larger part of the bonds were placed, and that the people might well ev- pect within two weeks to see the whole business of the western outlet moving like clock work.
 A committee composed of Messrs. Bedding. Dr. Williams, Westcott, Dill lon and Bancroft was named to meet the Boston advertising men here this morning and assist Manager II. A. Jones Of the Majestic in their en- tertainment
 Dr A. T. Williams made a motion, which was adopted, calling for com mittee of five to draft a memorial to congress asking for the passage sf bill creating department Sf health, which had been advocated ii the Medical Association meeting here. Chairman Rix named on .be committee Dr. Williams. Dr. T. E. Holland, NJ. A. Eisele. Bedding an Wadley
 President Harry Westeott of the state fair was called on, he having returned from the hardware conven ton in Little Rock. Mir Westcott
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
"DREAMLAND
The New Dancing Academy opers With Grand Ball.

"Dreamland," the dancing hall un- der the management of Mr. Jas. 4. Horne. was opened for public patron age last Wednesday night. Dream land" is located over the Sentinel Record office and was formerly used for dancing purposes. Mir. Horne has expended considerable money in re- decorating it, and giving it a very attractive appearance. He will ca ter to first class patronage. Mir. Horne came here from California, and it is his intention to locate here permanently. He is a professional dancing master and teaches all the very latest in the terpsichorean art. A large crowd of young people at- tended the opening ball, and con graduated Mir. Horne upon his taste in fitting up Dreamland
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18

stated that there was much enthus iasm over the state in the coming state fair, but he seemed very much depressed over the local situation, because the sn4seriptions had not been what they should have been. Dr. T. E. Holland and Secretary Bedding, however, indicated that tard- mess on the part of the people was no assurance they would not respond, and that they felt assured all that was necessary would be done by th , people of this city.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18

Miss Hattie Cartney and Miss Marion Jackson entertained about thirty guests at the home of Mrs. Jackson at oaklawn The home was decorated in American beauty roses and honeysuckle. Miss Marion will leave for Muscogee, Okla, in few days and will return September 1st, when she will visit her mother and friends until the 18th and then will leave for St. Charles, Mo. where she will enter Lendinwood college.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
DECORATION DAY.

The joint committee on Decoration Day exercises has about completed its task of soliciting and wish 10 thank their many friends who so generously contributed to defray the expenses of the day. Any one wish Ing to have their names placed on the list of contributors whom the committee has overlooked will please call at R. H. Lowers drug store.
 The joint committee will meet next Sunday. May l9, at G. A, R. hall over postoffce, all sub-committees will render reports at this meeting. al, members are requested to be present in order to complete all arrangmnts for the exercises on May 39
 F. c. BLOOM Chairman.
 F. Geisler. Secretary
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18

The Arkansas State Medical Asso- citation, through the steward of the Arlington hotel, sent two or thdee hundred sandwiches and a large amount of celery left from their fes- tival Thursday night, to the Barry Hospital yesterday They did not send any champagne because they had none left over The Barry Hos pital is very thankful for the fine donation it received.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
PILGRIM PUBLICITY MEN
Will Stop over Here from Boston
 En Route to Dallas Today.

The Pilgrim Publicity Association of Boston, attending the Managers Advertising Association held soon in Dallas. will arrive in Hot Springs this afternoon and stop over during the night They will be received ny members of the Business Mems League and the Hot Springs Press Club and will be escorted to the Ma iestic hotel, where they will stop A tallyho ride about the mountain drives is a part of the program.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
coppEAk CASE coNTlNvsD.
Young Man Charged With Arson Wanted His Father Present
 at Hearing.

The charge of arson against John Coppeak was yesterday afternoon continued until next Tuesday after noon by Justice Afford on the plea by the young man that he wanted his father present at the hearing. Cop peak was arrested in connection wilh the fire at the Redman hotel early in the week.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
SPLENDID SUBSCRIPTION.

In behalf of the Associated Char ities, l take pleasure in acknowledg- ing the receipt of $4400 sent to me by Mrs Hallock, and I take this means of extending our sincere thanks to the Sentinel-Re and to Mrs. Hallock and the ladies who assisted her for the substantial aid they have renedered the Associated Charities. A. B. RHINE. Secy
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE MADE
 TO ORDER.

Upholsterlng Screen Work and All Kinds
 of Cabinet Work. Show Cases Wall Cases, Reflnlshlng and Repairing Done. New and Second Hand Furniture BoupM and Sold. Called for and Delivered.
 MATES & TRAVER Factory and Store, fo17s and fo19
 Malvern Avenue. Phone 1792, 1 ring; residence phone,
 1792, rings.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
KILL THOSE BUGS

Don't let fleas, ants, reaches, bed bugs, chicken mites, potato nor cab bage bugs annoy you longer Ross Dead Quick spray positively kills all insects the moment it is used on them.
 It is a valuable disinfestant and deojorant for the home, At grocers and druggists.
 W. c. ROSS MEDICINE CO,
 Little Rock, Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
How,s Thls1

ve oner One Hundred Dollars Reward for aps Case Q. cafarfh that cannot be cured by Han $
 E. J. CHENEY S CO. Toledo O We. the untersigned. have Known r ] Cbene,, for the last 5 Years. and believe hm perfectly hor oraoie in ail business transactions and nnancaily able To carry oit any OhneAtoHs made by his nrsu
 MAApiSG, kfNNAN & MARVIN,
 Nnolesae Drugrisls Toiecs C, Halls t&tsrrh Cnre is taken mgercaiie aefias directly apap tkr hiuod ana mucous saffaees Of ths sfstrfa iestlm0niis sent Tree Price sS cents las tatse. sod by ntl Drussisls
 aks Aai1s Family Pms ios conatipalioa..
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18

Judge A. NJ. Dufae. of Melyern. who was presiding pudge of the cir cult court of the old district here for years. Is critically i'll. stricken with paralysis.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
NoTlcE.

A special meeting of Canby Post No. 5. c. A. R., will be held Sunday afternoon, May l9, at 2:S0 ?. m. Comrades who can will please attend
 M. CAMPBELL. Com.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
FURNITURE
19a oIIAcE

22s ouAcHITA AVENUE Highest Prices paid for second hand Furniture Stoves and Sewing Ma eeo. \. 0ower. Chaa. H. Williams INDEPENDENT FURNITURE ca
 NEW AND SECOND HAND chiness Telephone 1887
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
JAMES |. GRAHAM
MAKES A SPECIALITY OF TIE
 DAMAGE SUIT PRACTICE
PHONES
 Office, TAG; Residence, 1888. Office, sosIa Central Avenue

There was big rush yesterday Albert Mendels great Alte1a''0s Sale. but Mir Mendel was prepaiss by having an extra large corps
 clerks on hand to wait upon 'H' crowds. The goods. too, are q ranged SO that customers can " out what they desire. Do not ue'"z Come while the stock is unDfos.s'
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.

Yonr druggist will refund money if PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any cage of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrnding Piles ln C to l4 days. 50c.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18
WESTERN OUTLET
 FAR FROM DEAD
MIR. oopsoN WILL PROBABLY MAKE A FINAL REPORT WITH.
 IN NEXT TWO WEEKS.

Business Mems League Meeting Last Night at Which Some Important
 Questions for City Are Considered
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-18

ROSS DEAD QUICK" SPRAY KILLS INSECTS. ASK YOUR DEALER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
MAS CABLECRAMAS
Por las vlctirnas
d el M aine''
Nneva York. ineYeS.--

Nueva York, jueves-
FL presidente de Cuba a expedido un
decreto fijando ell programa de los no
nores funebres de las victimas del AGO
razado Maine'' Los restos seran ne-
vados de la fortaIeza de La CabaTa al
Palacio del AyuntamientO de la Habana
donde quedaran expuestos en- capilla ar
dientes con una guardia especial de no
nor. Despu6s Seran conducidos con
acompanamiento por las calles entire
lineaS de soldadOs llevados La manana
siguiente bord0 del barco americana de
guerra Carolina" que los ilevara los
Estados Unidos Los canones de la for
taleza de la cabana haran disparos de
media en- media bora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
La doctrina
de Roosevelt

Nueva York, jueves
El Senador Rayner, de Maryland, alta
co aver en- ell Senado la nueva d0ctrina
de Roosevelt, declare que la anulaci6n
de las decisiones judiciaIes por el puc-
bio era cosa muy peligross
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
UNA BODA

En- GUsyama han contrahlo matri-
monio FL distinglido caballero dom
Eduardo Nc Cormick con 10 gentil So
lorita Horfensia Dslrnau Rivera:
FL BOnETIN envia su felicitaeiSu
los esp0sos Ne Cormicls DaInau alc
han reaIizadO - mas b.llo saeno 81
amor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
NJ OTORES
de Mietz & Weiss

Actnados por petr6leos crudos Y ref
nados, alcohol.
Desde 2 hasta 600 C. f.
Llbres de chispa electrical, senciIlos.
Gle facll manejo y duraderos.
Sobre IS motores estan usandose en-
la Isla.
Para lnformes y precios dirigirse a
su Agente en- Guayama
Angel Olazagasti
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
EN- SAN JUAN

Se encuentra en- esta capital y he
mos tenido el gusto de saludarlo, nues-
tro estimadO amigo don Jose l.. Be
rrios, alcaIde de Yabucoa.
I'll senor Berries pasara varios dias
aqsi
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11

&c finish and he refused to allow the
Giants to increase their advantage.
Red SOx Rally.
The folks who all summer had been
accustomed to seeing Red Sox rallies
did not stir when the ninth round opened
with Boston two runs shy. Nor was
there a movement for the exits when
Iris Speaker first man up, died on a pop
fly to Fletcher. The crowd went wild
when Gardner cut loose a double down
the right foul line. The drive sent Lewis
In and ought to have planted Larry at
third base. For some reason. either be-
cause Speaker, who was coaching at
third, tagged him or because he tagged
himself. he stepped at second base. be-
fore the ball was close to the infield on
Devore's throw. He could have made
another base without even sliding.
Stahrs bounder was grabbed by Mar
guard and the Rubes peg to third nailed
Larry. Everything might have been diff
ferent IL Gardner had stretched his hit.
as he should have. Well, the situation
looked less tense with two down, man
on first and one needed to tie.
Stahl pulled himself out OF the game
in favor OF the fleet Hendricksen. The
game appeared to he over when Wagner
grounded to Fletcher. But Merkle made
clean muff of Arthur's throw. Hen
dricksen made a Cobb like dash TO third
and was called safe there on a close
decision. On the first pitch to Cady,
Wagner stole second. The call on the
big catcher was two balls and nothing
when he connected. What happened to
his drive has been related above. II It
had happened the series would have
been practically over for little fight
would have been left in the people from
New York.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
Worlds Series
ss ss Notes g ss

Special to The Washington Herald.
| Boston. Mass, Oct. l0-O'Brten gave
Devore three balls as a starter and then
shot over a couple Of strikes. Josh
picked the sixth ball pitched for a sin
gle.
Our own American League umpire.
Billy Evans, was behind the plate to-
day. KLEIN handled the bases, while
O'I,oughlin was at left and Rigler in
right
1t looked as IL Red Murray left third
base before the fly ball from Herzog
bat was caught by Hooper in the Giants
! second.
| Lewis opened the Red Sox second with
a dandy clean single and was sacrificed
to the midstation by Gardner. but
neither Stahl nor Wagner could score
him.
/. Larry Doyle smashed a liner at Jake
Stahl with Fletcher on second in the
third that would have gone for q triple
had the ball varied a foot either to left
or right.
Whoever tipped OF to McGraw that
OBrien was poor fielding pitcher had
the wrong dope. Murray tried to beat out
a bunt and was thrown out in the fourth
Merkle also tried this stunt and perished
iris Speaker showed the effects Of his
collision with Herzog yesterday when
he hobbled to first in Boston's fourth
after unloading q single to left.
With the bases crowded and two out in
tie Giants fifth, Snodgrass waited out
OBrien and was rewarded with a count
Of three balls and two strikes. The crowd
held its breath. Snodgrass gave Lewis
An easy fly and it was all over.
Red Murray made a sensational one
hand stab Of Wagner's line drive in the
fifth jumpng high into the air after
the ball and turning a complete somer-
sault. with the precious sphere clutched
tightly In his glove.
Gardner made a nice pickup and
throw OF Fletchers grounder in the
Giants seventh. The ball was tagged
single
Jake Stahrs double in the Red sox's
seventh was into the crowd at left field
The ball looked as IL 1t might clear the
fence.
Jake stahI sent in a couple of pinch
hitters in the eighth. Clyde Engel and
Neal Ball, the former flied to Murray
famed.
Marquard gave his first base on balls
Of the game when he passed Hooper in
the eighth.
Bedient and Cady formed the Red Sox
battery in the eighth. and the pitcher
started out by hitting Herzog on the
arm.
Speaker made a wonderful catch Of
Fletcher's high ny in the Giants ninth.
The ball looked good for a triple but
Iris got under it and Meyers, who
to third. never dreaming that the ball
would be caught. A long throw to Stahl
doubled up the Indian and retired the
side
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11

FOURTH CANE n
new YoRK TODAY

FAs sssstA sans - tAs wsss4ss
sefaes WIN - Uaays1 st ~ Psso
0roon1o - New York to-aays
weather pesnlttiag.
Tie Dso1ah1e batte91es WIN bes
Tssrsau an1 Meyers fer View
Yeeas ma weed asA CaAy fer the
Dostoas, ne1theg Ae0Fow nor
Stahl Aavlag any ether pitchers
uDsa when they eao 6epenl to
a.aks . geo1 showin1.
Ts-aay's ga0e will - the lsst
b whAeh the plsyess WIN sAaFe
1D the reeelDts.
ne weather n New Y0sik hast
naget was warn and thfeatenlngs
and 'shswers were fsrecasteA fer
lest nlght and to-day.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
PRnING FOR G. U. GAME.
w. 4 L. in Secret Practice Prepare
tory to Saturday. Contest.

Lexington. Va, Oct. 1o.-with two days
left before Washington and Lee Is sched-
uled to meet Georgetown in Washington
for the first great struggle of the season,
the White and Blue is fast attaining ef-
hciency. IL weaknesses are now being
rapidly eliminated, and by Saturday
Coach Reilly will have the varsity pre-
pared for the Georgetown aggregation.
Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday were
devoted to secret practice on Wilson
Field: yesterday to scrimmage between
the varsity and scrubs. The team will
leave for Washington Friday morning.
The lineup has not yet been an
nounced. but several new men will be
put in. or these Terry. Peoples. and
Beuhring are the most promising
Coach Reilly is reticent regarding pros
poets for the Georgetown game. Beyond
stating that the men are in good condi-
tion. and that he ID much pleased with
their work he VIII say nothing. A large
number Of White and Blue supporters
are planning to o1accompany the men to
Washingten Friday. and Sr5diron inter-
est hses D htgher nsw tAaA q has been
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
FEATURES OF
YESTERDAYS GAME

score-New York. 2, Boston. I.
Each team registered : base
hits.
Each side secured two two
5aGEers.
Boston used two pitchers
O'BHien sDd Bedient-4he former
being taken out IN the seventh.
Marqsara's Ane patehinG. cou-
pied with his stea1.ness, was .
surprise, and renders him
strenGtheninG faetsr In the games
to come. He gave only eae base
on balls, and made . sensational
stop In the ninth. He struek out
ave men snd lanteA Hsoper sn
three pitched halls IN the third.
The Aeldfng was at all tines
snsppy ssa at tines sensational.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
TIGERS LINE CAUSING WORRY
Unable to Stop PlunEinE Backs In
Princeton ScrimmaGe.

Princeton, N. J.. Oct. 1o.-The Tigers
were given the most gruelling practice
NJ the year on Osborne Field this after
noon. The entire time was devoted to
scrimmage in which the varsity tri-
umphed. q to 0. There was a lot Of snap
and speed. Walters work being especial
ly commendable. The husky back tore
through the scrub line almost at will. de-
spite the fact that the first-string lines
men gave him little assistance In open
ing holes.
Pendleton was in at half back and
made the first Touchdown after . bril-
liant 2O-yard run outside tackle, Baker.
who relieved him, will probably be laid
Off for the rest Of the week. and may
not be used on Saturday against v: P. l.
The forward pass WAS tried many
times to-day with no success. The gains
were made entirely on line plunges. The
line is giving the coaches lot of trouble
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
SHOWS nGpRovE1Esr
Marked Change In Eleven's Prac-
tic~. Both In Backs and Line.

Marked Change In Eleven's Prac-
tiee. Both In Backs and Line.
ithaca, N. Y. Oct. l0-P1enty of snap
marked CornelrsN football practice this
afternoon. the varsity and second teams
battling through an hours scrimmaxe.
The drst team got two touchdowns, one
Of them by Taber after . 50-yard run,
and another by Fritz through the line
after he had first carried the oval Is
yards in a plunge. Eddie Hills great
plunging made the second score possible
the full back ramming through time
after time for good gains.
fighting line that opened holes was
of material assistance to the backs to-
day. and they all managed to gain.
Dixie Smith, a sub quarter back. was
switched to left half on the varsity. and
IL he continues the pace he set to-day
Is likely to get . regular berth. Fritz also
showed Improvement and Lahr loomed
up. running with the ball from tackle.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
Red Sox' Defeat Due To
Errors in GenerdlShip
Incidents Factoring in Boston Loss Reveal Lack Of
Judgment by Hub Leader-Mc(,raw Demon
strafes Prowess in Directing His Team
~
~ WILLIAM PEET.
spual to Ths w.Ihi,s.a, Herald.

Boston, Mass Oct 10In spite of the fact that the New York
Giants grabbed off the second game of the by the tight Of
to to-day the Red Sox looked the of the better baseball club
But confessed both yesterdays and oday oomats
the American League outgeneraed by Muggsy McGraw
The writer does believe that New York will the but
thing should happen Mcraw would deserve the lions share
of the praise Those who attended the drawn battle here Wednesday
part several the
To game disclosed the fact that Jake Stahl the esourceu
leader that is John J. McGraw
In the first place. Buck OBren sptba pitcher and pos
sesses repertoire ball which breaks about the
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
Rube Mdrquard Proves
He's No "Sll. 600 Lemon
and McGraw Praises Devore and Describes
Crisis in the Ninth Inning
D. RUBE MARoUARD.

Boston, Mass, 10-"An is credit win
ming odays game The other eight boys deserve much
praise myself
But can't help claiming something and that that predic
ton that would win game as said would And
Teseau will win his Tomorrow and will May Saturday
I'VE have Boston the and don't believe they will
bit winning another We have and found all
their pitchers excepting Wood and will him
morrow.
Il knew had the game before started Then began
warming devoted time fast ball. that speedy
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
LANGF0RD GETS VERDICT.
McVcy Refuses to Continue, Claim
Ing a Foul.

Perth, West Australia. Oct l0.-Sam
Langford, the Boston Tar Baby" was
given a decision in the eleventh round
over Sam Mcvey. the California negro
heavyweight. here to-day when Nc
Vey refused to continue the fight be-
cause he declared Langford had fouled
him.
The referee ordered the fight to con-
tinue. but McVey and his seconds pro-
tested. Langford denied that he had
fouled his opponent. and Joined with the
referee in urging that the fight go on.
When McVey refused to continue and
the decision was given to Langford. The
bout was witnessed by an enormous
crowd. Premier Scaddan and other min
listers Of the West Australian govern
ment were present.