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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07
Bradstreet's Bank Clearin gs.

NEW YORK, Sept. e.-Bradstrrel's bank clear
ings report for the week ending September D
shows az aggregate Of 81 6se. .STs 900 az aeninat
ST. GS2 27T, 600 last ewek and 81 40 col 900 u tho
spondnE week last year. Tho following 10
n tlnt Of Doc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07
C0ffee Futures Steady

NEW YORK sopt. s.-Cohee closed steady. net
unchanged TO points lower snIes. lss. 100 bags,
September II. i0c. October. II 05o: November
1000 December, January. February and March.
ILOoo; April 14.o9o; May. N.o5c: Juns II o6c
July. u. o7r. August, 14.05c.
Spot nrm; Rio No. l. I47sc; Santos No 4.
iGi4o MIA, 0ulet, Cordova. 1sRlSc.
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Flax. Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS, sept s.-So. yellow corn
73914c No. white oats. 30c. No. 9 rye.
62hH63sc,
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ST Louie Wool

"a LOUIS. Sept 5.-Wool sicadv Medium
toea eombiuR and clothinE 2Si,a 2se: Itabi
- lepalc: hesry One lSGIsc: iuh waSicd.
FSfc
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The Cotton Market.

mIdd1uG. II b-lo
NEW YORK. Sept e-Cottou closed steady at
a net gain OF from IL to n points.
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total olcaranccs OF wheat and nour equal
10 26I. ooO hushels Exports for The wcck
shown by eradstrsets, were equal to S.fs2, 900
bushels. Primary receipts 2.l6s. go bush
els. compared With io7&. noo bushels the CORE
spending dhy EEtlmatcd rccrlpth FOR
tomorrow: Wheat. iS1 csrs. corn. $50 cars oats
Gsi cars hogs, 700 head
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ANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady:
rye, No. :. SIC; barley. feed mixing tSh5Sc:
fair 10 choice mailing ssTT2r: timothy seed.
So oodSso, clover seed St3 Oo1is.oo: mess pork.
SlI. I.e5fIl?.5I's; lard. In tlerrcs, Sli17Ei short
rIhg. loose. 40 6sih6fIl 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07
Report Of the condition OF
The National Bank of the
Republic
RESOURCES

at Salt Lake City, In tho state Of Utah,
at the close OF business September 4.
1912 ,onos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07
Evaporated Fruits.

|4w YORK. Sept 6-Evaporated apples
put STEADY. PrInos, 6rm. hpricots, quiet
A'nfs. hrm. RairIns. arm.
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OREGON SHORT LINE TIME CARD.

EFFECTIVE q,
Arrive
716 M Omar Kansas
"A.
500 A. M 9ss eosst9 spi'e Ans'0n 1910
$40 A. NJ. 745P. NJ
1000 "A. M. Ogden points :. $50 p. NJ
l14O A. M overland b bsnN.f St 9%ha Hoa Chicago 315 p NJ
10 Omaha
Z
LOB p M overland memo San fncsso Esao' sa'Fa- 2o5 P
2:45 P. M. Portland Butte :. 4:5O P M
2:45 p. M. Francis :. $50 P M
43O r M. s nd ane aHey @aad IL 80 A. M
$50 M city Green RiysT = ana West only 12:40P M
600 p. M. nyer-ogden Brigham :. $3.50 A. NJ
715 NJ Hhe Fails pad TAO A. M
11:45 P. M. roruan Butte 1870 A. NJ
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Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

Oldest Intermountain
bank.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20

low for the fun time lost on account
Of IN" injury. II isn't often that
railroad man picks up Christmas
present like this one In the middle
of April
II am sorry, Mrs. r. said thu
cashier Of local bank TO the pret.
ty l.tile woman at the window. but
you have ovcrdrawn the account plae.
I'd here by your husband TO the
amount Of SEQ
Mrs T. looked perplexed for a
moment. then. her face cleared and
she smiled brightly. oh. III make
that all right" she replied. and
stepping TO table, she wrote out a
check for the amour, and gave IL to
IN. cashier.
Even down south the woods are full
OF Roosevelt, republicans. The rcpub
licans OF Dyer county recently held a
Roosevelt convention In Dy.rsburg.
Tenn In their resolutions they .u.
dorsed the administration Of Pres
idant Taft. also the administration
OF u. " Hooper. the iirst rcpubli.
can governor OF that state. but. the
resolutions conclude. W. bcllev.
the success of the rcpubi can nation.
nj party depends upon tn. nomina.
tion and election Of tn. grca,.s, man
In America. Thcodor. Roos.v.i,. and
our delegates ar. instructed to vote
for four delegates to the national
convention who are known to be for
Roosevelt. We belics" the people
should rule and not the pie brigade. ''
Good for old Tennessee. The people
In that state. as well M everywhere
eisc. where they have had an oppor.
tunlty to express themselves. are for
Rooscvelt-that IL. all Of the p~o-
plc outside cf the pie brigade.
A cali for financial assistance for
the famine stricken heathen In tar.
away China met with = prompt re-
sponse from one os the tocal
churches. several hundred dollars
beins sent TO relieve the much "a.
verified distress. All Of this Tor
The good and welfare os soreign mis.
sioas. Would the good people oe Ia
jsnta respoad ~ literally 10 an
appeal tor help from . bone mis-.
stoaasy" field In IN sdjo.nins cosn.
y. u y said there are %.eoo fami.
lies. or . total of is.oee nea. women
and children. facing actual starvation
II BAca. ktowa and other countiss
along the eastern state lins boe.
lss A few weeks Aso ~ appeG1
vsat oat froa ths Hunaas ooe1sly
u he state calliAg sos ~ eos ths
~ 1Asnins li.trset u gsassal ~.
sanss q ~ Shortage q cseDa *.
fseasy WAllsAsal rsosatly saot 81
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20

Years ago. We remember. coff was
put on the free list FOR tn bene-
az Of the consumer. nid thr con.
sumcr get the benefit CH7Ainly
not Instead. they raised the rT.ee on
him. and he pays more flr Office
now than he did when th'rr Eas a
tariff ON II. notwiihstaudiaE the
fact that 1t ls stilI on the free list
When Uncle Sam put ooitct 1B the
free list for the benefit Of tlg con
sumcr. right then and there Brazil
imposed an export duty, and kep, up
the price. and now controls ihT price
by double action syndicate proccss
at home and In tn. L. s A. 80 that
coffee free OF duty is higher than
when dutiable The dear people are
sure up agains, IT When the graft
don't work at home. they work II by
the wireless method-from Brazil and
other seapor,s abroad.
80 the people may be adriscd.
our dear old Pueblo Chisftain had
an early morning nightmare lust as
the forms were about 10 b. closed
las, Wednesday mornlng,hud lu scare
head lines on the first PAGE. top Of
column. made the startling a1uuunec-
mcnt that T. Il had been raugh, In
the act oi directly brib.ng men In
III. forestry service to support him
for the pr. ildsncy. Clifford Pinchos
is named as AN acoompllco. 10th be-
fore and after the fact Tho postma :.
,"rs OF ot.ro county had better keep
their eyes vide open OF some Of r.
RS hcnohmcn viii be caught In the
act Of trying to clt'cc ,hom out of
the Taft band wagon. I, wouldn't b.
much Of a temptation, probably. for
some OF them. II il quite likely. ri.
ready see the r. X. sixn hanging on
the outer walls Of the ropublican
nominating convention.
~
Engineer George H. Near received
= check last Monday. the regular
Santa r. payday. from the coatine~-
tai Casualty Company. OF ChlcaeD.
that added very materially y bic
regular monthly paychcck The check
was for eis7.is. full indemnity fos
seven weeks and six days. at the
rate os go PER week. tina, Mr. Near
was out Of service on account Of N
injury sustained. lie was oef fus
two weeks Immediately after ~ 90
cdent. but after making two tftps
found that he was In worse shApe
than ever. and was of for flvs wssA1
more. The casualty company was
only ltabl~ for the two w~sn1 ~
demnity according to the tsrsDe u
the policy. Mr.. Near's return = Wosk
relieving the company from ~ -
tAes liability. but IN this tno1anoe
they dsci1sA 70 ~ generous - q.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20

ity OF postmastcrs was very consplcu.
Gus by It's absence.
+ - Van Gundy. of Morton ooun.
~. has announced his candidacy for
state printer. He is a firsi.class
printer. but the powers viii hardly
come TO the short grass country for
the candidate They never do when
the office amounts 10 much Garden
City Herald Van. ers,while of Rocky
Ford. Fowler. Manzanola. Pueblo. etc
very soon noS TO be state printer Of
Kansas
You have noticed how socialism Ia
spreading in this country. There is
Just on, way to check 1t and that
is for the old parties to enact such
legislation as the people want So
clalisn do not have horns any more
and when they get into office they
do no, tear up all the town i'm.
proponents. They are JUS, ordinary
citizens who bclioy. that there is
something wrong and want II rene
died. That there II good deal
wrong Ia apparent to any rcd.blood
ed man. The trusts are fAs, getting
hold Of this government The people
are having less and less say under
the conditions.
They are telling ua that II sugar
In put on the free list II viii kill
the sugar beet industry In Colorado.
The free traders tell Us that II sugar
In put on the free list the price
to the consumer viii b. reduced
Now. either one or the other 0s
these propositions II correct-maybe.
Which 10 Il? ro you know II you
do. tell ~. and we will tell others.
We would really like 10 know which
Ia right just for Our own personal
satisfaction. We have heard the
tariff question argued ~ much and
10 often. BY supposedly brainy men
on either side. who seem to have
An honest difference Of opinion. that
wc have about arrived ~ the con.
cluston that tho tsrsf question y
bunco game. aud that the adhss.
snts on both sides Of the question
are animated solely By self.intsfcst.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20
~. .-AN
ABOUT
TOWN

The great Missis ippi river. which
is causing such damage this spring.
's certainly true 10 name applied
TO It by the Indians. IAN almost end
less river spread out"
DO you know Why fat men enjoy
baseball games 10 much more than
lean onesg II IL because they are
better upholstered ard 1, does not
tire them 50 much to sit on the
bleachers, says Senator Brady In
the Lawrence World
one m ght suppo-c that Pueblo
with her 100 saloons and number
OF drug stores licensed To sell II.
quor. would be- free from booilcgsins
yet We have Y from Pueblo cs.
change that the woods Is sall Of
EN-
Last fall the price Of hay was so
high that when town man bought
load from farmer h. though, the
farmer was robbng him. Now the
price Of hay has become 80 hish tha,
when tn. farmer recalls the ,ransac.
ton he thinks the town man s,ol.
the hay
Down In Lamar the pos,office en-.
ploycS gave a bali last week and the
grand march Was led by the postmas
ter. There has been \ lot Of politi.
cal marches led by postmastcrs late.
". but whether they were grand or
dead marches viii b. better known
next fail.--Rocky Ford Gazette.
In Dycruburg. Tenn. the rcpubli.
cans. In convention assembled. de-.
n0unccd the dominating tactics Of
the postmasters Of Dyer county and
the state os Tennesscc. And yet the
Taft adh~rcnts tell W that there h
nothing In thesc tales Of pernicioua
activity on the part Of federal Of.
ficehotders down south. II must bc
eousthinw fierce when II becomes
necsssary TO denovnce the ''domlnat.
~ tactics" Ia political convention.
Durtus the Roosevelt regime In the
WAits Heuse the pernicioas srt'v.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20

a personal letter to every minister
whose name he could aa ure through.
out the length and brCatth q Colo
rado. asking these mInistcis % make
special plea for fund.- Tho net r.
suit from these letters vas $50
not enough TO pay Tor seneirg the
letters out Are the ehurch,s fl.-
nllins their mission They seem to
be doing quite well In foreign
fields, but how do they know. at
such long distance. tina, they are
not wasting much Of their substance
on the desert air In hea,hendom
wouldn't an equally liberal response
to a call for assistance In an ad}oip.
Ing county be more practical, and be
more In harmony with one OF the
tenets OF religion to care for the
poor and needy
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20

s.TNHE SUMMER GIRL" comes vesy
L nearly being the all.,he-yearround
girl now. We have abandoned
the idea that the summer is the only time
for light. fluffy, beautiful garments The
modern woman has all seasons for beg
own.
Lingerie must always be pretty, but ios
often II Is e,iravsgani. for the simple
reason that il is made for looks and nos
for both looks and service.
The young woman who finds that she
must rcpleni.h her wardrobe ii lingerie
very soon after filling il sometimes lays
the blame for the ~caring-out or los. of
shape and f, of the garments upon the
laundry. Poor laundering will spoil the
best Of clothes. undcrmuslin. that arc
properly made made Of dependable ma
icrial-havc that quality in them which
endure. through laundering and service.
Puritan Undcrmuslins possess this
quality.
The Puritan label Is on each ono oi The
many different styles and sises. Il 10
your guaranty Of style, 6i, wear. and s....
faction. Il mean. that you get fVu value
for your und-rmu.lin money.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20

Five OF Uncle Sans sailors from
the deep water port on the other side
OF Las Animas made La Junia hook
Ike real wet town a, the Santa
Fe depot last Saturday night. They
had been celebrating at Swink all the
evening. and were ON their way home
loaded for bear. and filled with
Anhcuscr-Busch. Bcsid.s the booze
they carried aboard. which was
great plenty. they had = whole barrel
OF beer wrapped up In small pack.
ages. which they expected To hand on
the docks II Las Animas. While walt.
ing between trains they amused them.
selves by making = strenuous .ndcav.
or TO get rid Of their entire stock
and BY breaking bottles on the depot
platform. They were rounded up by
the dcpotshast~r. and became - un.
ruly that the official had 10 summon
assistance. Before the arrival Of the
day cd aisht narshai two Of them
slippeA their moorinGs and got away.
and only three were safely dock-d as
The city bastile. Here they were
forced 70 submit to search and s~is.
ure. The latter process bringing TO
light . varss1 sssortneat q liquid r..
fresA0sats. Al Of tAs booss vas
Deposited 10 The sass q The city
ha1l. saA tAs saiioes were permitsed
70 hoist thsas anchors and depart
AFTER putting W $40 cash hail. They
cane hack Wednesday aosnins. en.
tered . plsa a guilty before the %.
lice magistrate. and put up es7 for
finer aud costs. Before teavins town
they cAastsee1 IN aseonobilue. visit.
- The city halI, anl alsse ioallng On
~ ewae eroa 0vtnk, Asa1el eest.
ward. WITH every sail ~. as1 unlse
. fas wtsl. that sAvs osonies q
beeoalaO . hag5tsaae beo1es tAey
RnnnAnn 49, hnn1AnoAann
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20

ity OF postmastcrs was very conspicu
Gus by It's absence.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20

The great Missis ippi river, which
is causing such damage this spring.
II certainly true 10 name applied
TO II by the Indians. "nn almost end
less river spread out"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
DR. DONALDSON WILL PREACH

The friends and members Of the
 Presbyterian church will be delighted
 10 learn that they are to have the privilege of hearing Rev. R. NJ. Don aldson. D. D.. of Denver. both morn ing and evening. tomorrow. Hr. Don
 aldson has been in the Presbyterian pulpit several times previous to this
 and has always delighted his hearers.
 It is not often that he can be with us. and it is hoped that all who can will avail themselves Of the oppor- innif,- nf hearing. him
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re- port. February 2:
 Elevation of water in reservoir
 feet .....-. ..-.-.--..-....-. l52.Os Contents O. reservoir. acre feet. i2S,343 Elevation of water in reservoir
 year ago today. fcet...... 129il Contents of reservoir l year ago
 today. acre feet .............255, ,2l1 Loss preceding 2i hours, acre
 feet ------------ .---------. 'cJ Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam Normal flow at joint head. M. I. 3,S7e Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. north side. NJ. I....... 2l,5Si Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side. M. l....... l'.0Su
 Water today in the Grand. Ariz Dna and Salt River Valley canals.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
LUTHERAN CHURCH -

Lutheran church service in the ". C. T. T.. hall Sunday at l0:3O a. m. The place of worship is 227 Wes; Monroe. The pastor will speak from the theme: Why So Many Derive So Little Benefit from the Preaching of Gods WOrd?r Sunday school at 9:30- Evening service at 7:3o. Subject: The Creation or Man" X cordial invitation is extended tn all
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
THE WEATHER.
local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 34 hours ending 6:Uo D. n
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
Acting Section Direct

8 TExAN-O. C. owen Of Fl Paso iS in the citv.
 OETRoITER-S. R. Clnsan of De- troit is in town.
 FROM KIRKLAND-R. F.. McGillen Ci Kirkland was here yesterday.
 LOS ANGELES MAN-T. C. Began oi Los Angeles k in the city.
 RAY vISIToR-N. K. Remington of Ray was here Friday on business.
 CALIFORNIA WOMAN-Mrs. r. b. Lowell of San Diego is in Phoenix.
 FORD GUEST-W. A. Carter of Hayden was at the Ford yesterday.
 COAST COUPLE r.. L. Parke and wife Of Los Angeles are in Phoenix.
 FROM PKEScoTT-C. R. Anderson Of Prescott did business here yester- day
 WICKENBURG MAN-Georse w Canister of Wickenburg was here yes terday.
 FROM THE UNIVERSITY CITY, F. T. Wright of Tucson was here yes terday.
 ERS-Leonard George and wife of Chandler are in the city for a short stay.
 BUSINESS TRIP-J. NJ. Brady of Mesa transacted business in the city yesterday
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
NEW YORKER HERE

Trent. last season with the White Garden Go. under the management q the Shuberts in New York City recent arrival in Phoenix 10 mak this his permanent home. Prof Trer will conduct school of dancing i the MelcZer hall
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
4 NEW ARRIVAL

A =. Lowry. 202 North Eighth street are the proud and happy parents of q 10 pound baby boy. which came at 1:30 Thursday morning. Both the little one and mother are doing ncc- ly. Their many friends will be pleased to hear of the late addition to the family. Papa Lowry says the son already has an opportunity tO accept a position as an engineer on tn" A. X F. R K
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
WEST VIRGINIA PICNIC.

WEST VIRGINIA PICNIC.-TNe West Nirginidns will hold a picnic at Echo canyon on the north side of Camel back mourtain next Sunday. All West Nrginians and friends are invited to participate. They will leave the post cffice corner at o'clock. The ar rangemcnts are under the direction of a committee composed of Evan Wilson and C l.. Ice.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10

degrees.
 Excess in temperature since first of month. % degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 125 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday 0.O3 iaches-
 Deficien,r in rainfall since first of month O.Si inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, 1.51 inches.
 F. F. SPENCER,
 Acting Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10

LOS ANGELES PeoPLE.-Mrs. C. A. Clark and daughter Helen of Los Angeles are at the Adams
 PRESCOTT MERCHANT-Dixon FagcrberG of Prescott is in the city looking after business interests
 MISS MINTZ lLL-Miss Georgia Mintz is quite i'll of pneumonia at the home of h,r parents on North Fourth avenue.
 PRESCOTT VlSlTOR-John Robin son of Prescott candidate for the democratic nomination for secretary of state before the primary. is a visi- tor in Ph1eni.
 MEMS MEETlNG.-Rev. Dr. F. NJ. Donaldson of Denver will address the men of Phoenix at the Y. M. C. \. mems meeting at the Central Methn- dist church. opposite the postoffice. tomorrow at 4:30. Dr. Donaldson is the travelling representative of the home mission board of the Presiyte- rian church \ special invitation is extended to the men of the church brotherhoods.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10

OFFICE-All business men of the city are invited to call and inspect the new quarters of the Merchants and Manufacturers association. 4OS Goodrich building. The secretary will be glad to explain all matters regard ing the organization. Regular busi- ness hours. a. m. to 6 D. m. daily, and Saturday night until o'clock. will be maintained. Members are urged to use the service freely for information as to ratings and all Oth- CT matters within the province Ot the association The board of governors will meet for a short session in the new office Monday evening at 1:3o o'clock Business men generally ar" invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
HE s. R. V. FARMER.

Whom would you prefer to see prosper. the Kansas farmer or the agIiculturalist of the Salt River val ley2 We believe that Arizona people who have made almost q paradis" from a desert. want the home man to win. Help by buying Star & Ruby Flour made out of Arizona wheat. Phoenix Flour Mills
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
Of Local Interest
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers of The Republi- can who fail to receive a copy of the mornings issue will con- fer a favor by calling Overland 422 or Consolidated Main ~. Before 8 a. m. a special mes seneer equipped with motor cycle will deliver the missing issue. Without the co-opera. ton of our subscribers in this matter it is impossible for US to maintain perfect and satis- factory delivery.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
WOOD CROPPING CONTEST.

The Australia 'Bushmcn or ranchers who live in the newer DOT tions of that country. hold wood chopping and saving contests and the winners of these contests are always men who use American tools At kins saws. Mesquite axes are the best Talbot & Hubbard
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10

Get valentines at Hinckley'> r. O News Store, l36 Central Ave. North.
 II
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
DEATH OF TOM FRANcIs-Th,

!rancis Of Pueblo. Colo. died at the Sisters hospital yesterday afternoon. He was % years old and leaves a daughter in Montana. He came here about two weeks ago and seized with pneumonia few days ago. II Was a member of the b9rtendcrs local union of Pueblo. and also member of the Elks lOdSs.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
BOUGHT A RACE HORSE

\. Smith has just returned from tn east where he purchased from tn Woodland Heights Stock Farm a Liberty. Indiana. the well-known rae horse and sire. Directly 2:03i.. tn champion two-year-old pacer of tn world
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-20
MAKE FREAK FIGHT BETS.
Wagers Are Being Made That Browns
Eye viii Be Cut.

Chicago, Feb. 2O.-Freak bets on
the outcome of the ten round battle
to be waged Wednesday night at
Kenosha, introducing those sterling
middleweights, Hugo Kelly and
George (Knockout) Brown. were re-
ported in unlimited numbers about
this city. Kelly, a veteran who has
fought the best of them for several
years, is conceded better than an
even chance against Nate Lewis slash
ing wild man. although not a few
fight fanciers are banking on Brown
to slip over a haymaker.
One gambling man posted his coin
at evens on the belief that Brown S
right eye will be cut before the fifth
round. Another bet at odds of 1 to
8 that Brown stops Kelly. Even
money has been posted that there. will
be three or more knockdowns and the
same goes for knockout victory.