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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
HELPFUL WORDS.
From a Pendleton Citizen.

Is your back lame and painful?
Does 1t ache especially after exer-
tonf
Is there a soreness in the kidney
region?
These symptoms indicate weak
kidneys;
There is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doans Kidney Pills act quickly,
They strengthen weak kidneys.
Read this Pendleton testimony.
s. P. Hutchinson, proprietor Of feed
store, 1910 w. Webb street, Pendle-
ton, Oregon, says: II was annoyed
by a dull pain below my kidneys and
the secretlons from my kidneys were
retarded. Since learned of Doan's
Kidney Pills. have used them and
they have always brought relief. i
am pleased to give this preparation
my endorsement"
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foter- Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
take no other.
Remember the name-Doan'sNand
take no other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26

heat $500 above zero; and in almost
the same space. 1t boils on ice, steel
melts in it; alcohol solidifies in it,;
tin, iron and rubber are made brittle
and quicksilver is made hard as
steel. These, and many other exper-
iments will be performed. Mr.. Patty
brings specimens of the new mineral
radium. Also, a wireless telegraph
apparatus and will give demonstra-
ton of these three wonderful sub
jects. 1t is very seldom that an at
traction comes here endorsed half
so emphatically as is this noval and
instructive trio of wonders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
A COLD WAVE IS
DUE HERE SOON

A temperature of thirty degrees be-
low zero Is pretty cold weather but
even colder than that is promised in
this city soon. More than ten times
30 below will be the temperature in
the tank that contains liquid air
which Prof. Patty will use for ex-
periments next Monday night at the
Christian church. Liquid air is one
of the most paradoxical substances
known-a liquid looking and flowing
like water but absolutely dry; '312
degrees below zero yet produced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
spell with a capital GA" This pic

spell with capital ga" This pic
ture is a sensation. Don't miss it.
8. "a Conspiracy Against the
King" Edison. This is a spirited
tale of old England, in which "Gal-
Looping Dick plays an important
part. Although a highwayman, he
saves young man from the conse-
quences of a rash action and brings
him and his sweetheart together.
4. "Chumps." Vitagraph. This
picture will produce the laughs in
clumps, in fits and starts, and jumps
1t fairl ybeams with hilarious
screams, covering the earth with ir-
resistible mirth. You will laugh your
selves sick looking at Bunny and Mar
shall p. Wilder in their impersona-
tions of the "Chumps," who spend
their time and money on girl whom
they afterwards learn is already mar
ried.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
At THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orpheunn.

Kalem feature film for Tuesdays
change:
1. 1.-THE O'Neill." Kalem. A
thrilling story of an Irish patriot,
made in ireland in authentic loca-
tions. This is one of the best and
most exciting of the Kalem Irish
productions. The leading role is
played by Mr.. Jack Clark. Miss Gene
Gauntier is seen in a charming char
acter and Mr.. Sid Oicott portrays the
part Of an enfeebled old peasant in
his usual convincing style.
2. "Broncho Billy's Adventure"
Essanay. The ever-popular Bron-
cho Billy, played by that king of mo-
ton picture players, G. NJ. Anderson,
meets with an adventure that you can
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26

stroyed Fred Clark's farmhouse caus-
ed the death of two children. Clark
aroused his wife and eldest daughter
and started for the room where two
young children slept. The flames
drove him back twice. Then all three
adults dashed for the door of the
children's room. A pillar of fire
burst out and set their clothing
aflame. The three escaped, but were
burned seriously.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
md. he warned me-"

friend. He warned me-"
Kemp will stay in New York for the
presen. He hopes to go abroad in
a month or two. He will work his
way across and may see Sinclair in
Europe.
Kempt is 2s years old Mrs. Sin
clair Is two or three years older.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26

Statutory resident attorney
e. c. MORGAN 246
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Cosy.

Monday and Tuesday, take trip to
southern California, the wonderland
Of America.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

sapulpa, okla.-Flames that de-
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s.s.eipsles evieted.

peadman's Island. In Burrari inlet,
not far from Vancouver. British Co.
lumbla. once a common blryias
ground for Iurrard Inlcts population.
rcd.brown. white and yellow. has been
Tor many years the dwelling place OF
A most picturesque community Of the
human candle.erds and shaking OF a
,ea coast city. The sea'g'psies which
20 years have left on the beach n;
Vancouver Portuguese fishermen.
Chilean and Italian senmen. Austrian.
Finnish and French sallormen. Kama.
IN foremast hands. blown into Dur.
ard Inlet by all the winds from all
he latitudes. and from 80 strange
,orts. squat,cd on Deadman's island
and picked up n living by flshIng and
,cachcombing. Some Of them squat.
ed on the island. living In their shan.
les Of driftwoqd and fence boards.
or e5 years. Recently a period OF
activity swept the region. due to out.
side forces and eviction Of the beach.
.ombcrs and nshcrfolk. met with bit.
Ter opposition by the class which had
70 long lived there unmoles:ee. ~
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Merio Whittier Bitten BY Snake

Merle Whittier, five years old, was
bitten by large rattler last Tuesday
afternoon. Merle. in company with his
brother Orville and John Graves were
playing near rock pile over a half
hile from the Whittier homestead,
when the snake struck Merle on the
left leg just below the knee. Orville,
with rare presence Of mind for ten
year old boy. Immediately stripped
down the stocking on the bitten leg
and sucked the blood from the wound,
John killed the snake and then the two
older boys took turns in carrying their
injured playmate to the house as fast
Ms they could 80. When they reached
the house Mrs. Whittier was out in the
field. but Orvilc got the peroxide bot.
tie and dosed the wound well with that
before calling his mother.
1t could not have been less than half
nn hour and was probably nearer an
hour from the time the boy was bitten
until Mrs. Whittier reached the house
and took charge Of affairs. In our op.
inion, had it not bean for the courage
and thoughtfulness of Orvillc, Merle
would have been beyond the reach of
the simple remedies which Mrs. Whit.
tier was able TO apply.
1t was not long until the alarm was
given in town and several people were
soon on hand to do all they could to
stay the advance Of the poison.
Turpentine, saIara,us. vinegar, cop.
eras, the entrails Of freshly killed
chicken. and potash were applied to the
wound, and the leg was cut open to al
low it to bleed.
Mr.. Whittier, who had been summon.
ed from Sterling arrived about mid.
night with DR.. Stanton and he took
charge from that time on.
This morning. Thursday, Merle is
resting easy. passed good night las,
night and is considered ou, of danger
Without doub, the hero Of the occa.
sion was orville Whittier. He doubt.
less saved his brothers life, but he is
rs modest us he is cool and self.pos.
sessed, and acts as II he just did the
common every day thing.
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Pleasant Divide

Mr.. Thompson wen. to Stoneham on
business Wednesday.
II. c. McElwain started to work his
corn for, .he first time this week.
W. G. Carter and family were Sun
day guests at the McElwain home.
Henry Barnne returned TO his claim
south of town the first of the week.
Henry Zilk went down Fl. Morgan
Monday to take care Of patch of beets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hicks called at
the Donnegan home Sunday evening.
The Donegan and Townsend boys
were down near Brush last week work.
ing in beet field.
A number Of the neighbors enjoyed
a pleasant evening in dancing at the S.
E. Smith home Friday night.
Ed Timmons, Zelmer Conradson and
JACK Baker went to the Valley near
Morgan, Sunday to work in the sugar
beet fields.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Donnegan were pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening when
a few wagon loads Of people drove in
to their yard TO spend the evening.
They enjoyed dancing until about Il o.
clock when dainty luncheon was
served.
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Stoneham Items.

Mrs. Gooch was in Tuesday from
Pawnee.
Mrs. Bake came back from Sterling
Tuesday.
Leslie Straler came in on the Friday
morning train.
Alfred Carlson went to Denver Tues
day for Il visit.
Ed Nichols and family took dinner Ut
Olson's Sunday,
Mrs. T. C. WinkIer was a Stoneham
caller Wednesday.
Gene Dugan is working for Charles
Roth a few days on his claim.
Mrs. Bake and son Clarence were
passengers to Sterling Friday.
Miss Widner and brother Jack were
in Tuesday from Spring Creek.
lrlene Olsen went out to Nichols to
spend few days returning Tuesday.
Mr.. Northrup went to Nebraska
Tuesday on weeks visit. and business, :.
Mrs. Christsen and MIS-. Leslie spent
the day Wednesday with Mrs. Pickerill
Mrs. Olsen and daughter airline went
to Sterling Wednesday returning the
following day.
Mrs. John Forester and daughter,
Rosie. came in Monday, They win live
on the homestead.
Mrs. Slater md daughter came up
from Sterling Monday. They will stay
on the claim while.
The Catholic services were wei at.
tended last Thursday and the basket
dinner much enjoyed.
Jacl; Wisel and Dave Gibson went to
Sterling recently and made proof on
the formers deser, claim.
Mrs. Miles Mitchell and daughter
Hazel went to Sterling Friday and
stayed over Sunday visiting old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dugan went to
Sterling Wednesday to meet her moth.
er. Mrs. sprague from Papillion, Neb.,
They returned Thursday.
j. c. Dugan, Harry Smith and Miles
Mitchell were down to Raymer Tues
day evening to see Merle Whittier who
had been bitten by rattlesnakc.
Childrcns Day was IN ideal day and
the program was a success in every
way aud our Sunday School one to be
proud of. a large crowd was present,
Grandpa WINNER came TO Stoneham
Saturday accompanied by his son Dan
and Mr.. lngrim. They came over from
Sicbcrt, Colo, in an auto. He will
make his homo with bis son Rev. Vim.
nler. tu
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| COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
Hke.auake REPORTERS Dsifg; st Pespie cot
stsss las 10 rear By Wages.
Paradise Valley

Mrs. Lane was Sunday guest of
Mrs. Fenton's.
Clarence Bly, is working for o. H.
Lundval this week.
Will Thompson has been helping Mr.
Farnik put in his erop.
Mira. &. P. Majors is visiting with
hor mother. Mrs. Bly,, this week.
Mrs. Artla passed through this val
ley Saturday enroute TO Stoneham.
Mr.. Xix went down to Morgan this
week to begin work in the beet fields.
o. II. Lundyall and wife went down
to Fort Morgan Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Charles Hutton arrived home Satur-
day from Kansas City, he came across
from Brush.
Reports say Mike Hansen has got in
the habit of staying out late evenings
What's the attraction Mike?
Mike Hansen was in Stoneham
Thursday doing some trading and TAX
ing cream there for his neighbors.
Gus Johnston and family moved
down near Morgan last Saturday.
where they will tend 20 acres Of beels
this summer.
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NOTICE roa PUBLICATION.

L. A. s. 'pub!isbcr.l Serial-1i35.s
Department of the In'rrio..
United staies Land Once AT Sterling. Colorado
Mays. 1919.
NOTICE 10 hereby given thu, Elmer a. Ericsson,
Of S;oneham. Colorado. who on July 18Th. 1910.
made homestead application. No. Ol3o,s. for
Northeast quarter Section 10. Township Z N.
Isnge q ". 6;h Principal Mer dian, has ale,i
notice u intention To make communication rroas. to
establish claim - the land above Described. before
Register and Receiver at Sterling. Colorado. On
the 2Sth day Of June. 1912.
Claimsn, names a. witnesses:
Eswu'n j. str.de.. Of stonehan Colorado.
jake shaw. of
Ole N. Olson Of 5-l5
Carlis Bake. vi 6-21
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Political Situation

The last delegate to the republican
rational convention has been elected.
The national committee Of that party
is Ii Chicago ready to commence hear
ing contests tomorrow.
Conditions are still chaotic, and pre-
dictions are freely made that the new
alignment Of political parties, so often
predicted, is at hand.
The Enterprise will make the pre-
diction that If Taft is nominated,
Roosevelt will also be nominated. prob
ably by a boiling convention. If Roos.
evelt is nominated by the regular con-
Tertion. the Taft men may bolt and
nominate him. but in any event they
will do all they can to defeat the rough
riders at the polls.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

T.. A. $. tPubiishcrl Serizl-0i2,O9
Department Of the Interior.
Uni,ed States Land Office. at Sterling. Colon 10
May e. 1919.
NoTcE is hereby given that Edna c. Blake. q:
stoneham. coiorcsio, who, on April s,h. 1910
made Homestead entry No Oi22Os. 70. Southeast
quarter. Section Is, Township IN. Range s,
W.. 9Th Principal Me iiian has filed notice Of
intention To make Final Communication proof Il
establish claim 10 the land ahaye described be,
fore Register and Receiver. a, Sterling. Colorado
on the 18th day Of July. 1912.
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
George Sloeum. OF stpneham. Colorado.
Goodman Ice. Of
Ray Austin. OF 5-,l
Mutry Sheldon Of IA
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
AS ,PublisherJ Scriai-ois0sl


Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office a, Sterling. Colorado
April TO- 1912.
NorIcE is hereby given that Julius YounsberS
0. stoneham. Colorado. who. on June sth. 1910
made Homestead application. No. eislel. foi
southeast quarter. Section 81. Township n.
Range IS W.. 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed
notice os intention to make Communication
Proof to establish claim to the land above de
seribeI. before Register and Receiver. a; Sterl
ing. Colorado. on the 7th day of June. 1872.
Ciaimau, names as Witnesses:
John ". Runyan. of Stoneham Colorado.
Nathan Foster. of
Ole ol~on. Of Alb
Miles 81 Mitchell. Of 5-23
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NOTICE non rrnLIc,rioN.

E.AS. fpablishrrl Serial-Ol3sla
Department Of the Interior.
United States Ian O.hrc. Sterling. Colorado,
May q. 1912.
NoTeE Is hereh, given TIA, Edwin Herncs, Of
stoneham. Colorado. who on August SOth. 1910.
made Homestead application No. OlSs72. for
Syuthwest quarter, Section 10 Townhip ! n.
Range 81 W. 9TH Principal Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make communication p!oai TO
establish claim to the land above described BE-
fore Register and Receiver at Sterling Colorado.
on the 18th day Of July. 1919.
Claimant NJ M as witnesses
Mhles ~ MitcheIl. Of S,onehan Colorado.
Carl Conradsov, Of
Elrnc. Ericsson. of BIO
Jacob Shaw. of IL
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Rayner Markets
norlcE r0n rrnllCArIoN.

T.. AS ,PubIsherl Serial-OiOs7s
Department OF the Interior.
Uni,ed States Land Office, Sterling. Colorado.
May q. 1912.
NoncI Is hereby given that George s. Bass.
Of Stoneham, Colorado, who ON February 10. 1910.
made Homestead entry No. OlnS7s. for North
east quarter, Section d. Township N. Range
SO W.. sth Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention TO make continuation prof to establish
claim to the land above described. before Register
aud Reseivcr. a, Sterling. Colorado. On the 18th
day Of july 1919.
Clnimant names as withesscsi
John Runyan. af Stoneham. Colorado,
Newton J. strader. Of -
James =. Staekhousr. Of g $50
Ralph Ber,fam, Of IL
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Come To Church

Come to church at the school
house every Sunday morning.
Sunday School at ten o'clock. fol-
lowed by preaching an hour later.
Young Peoples meeting at 200
y. NJ. each Sunday. '
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

T. S. lPublishrr) Serial 0JjsJ
Department of the Interior.
unl,cd States Land oiIiee, a, Sterling. Colorado
May %. 1912
SoTIoG IL hereby given that Arthur Z Myers
Of New Raymer Colorado. who. on July 2S 1906
made homestead entry. No. $500. for Ella Swl.4
swii SEl-s, See. u. Nwlt NEi-i. Section "a
Township $ NJ. Range % w.. 9Th principal Mer.
ldIan. has flied notice Of intention To make five
year Proof. 10 establish claim to the land above
described. before Clerk Of the Dl,rie, Court. a,
Fl. Morgan. Colorado. on.ths l3th day VI July
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Samuel 8. Gibson. Of New Raymcr. Colorado.
Raney Fosberg. Of
Julia a. Beach of Buckingham. $50
Banjsmin Dixon. Of ~
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


L. AS. Publisher, Serial o3357,2.
Department; Of the Intrfi0r.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
April %. 1912
NoIicE Is hereby given that Joseph l.. Filler.
Of Keo,a- Colorado. who. on Juue q. 1875, made
homestead entry. No. nG572. for Ni.2 NEl-i and
N.-2 NWi-l. Section Is, Township g. NJ. Range
50 W.. 9Th principal M,riiian has iile! notice Of
intention TO make FIVE year Proof To establish
claim u the land above described, before Clerk Of
the District Court. at Greeley. Colorado. on the
lGih day Of June. 1914
Claimant name as witnesses:
Charles Z. Carlson. ot StJnehaul. Colorado.
William a. Miller. Of Greeley,
Henry weisel Of Stoneham, SO
Rheinold Forsberg. of New RayneT. '' c-5
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Buckingham Items

1 Mr. List has been numbered among
the sick.
The rain Friday was appreciated By
all of the dry landers.
Miss Edna Mckee attended the ball
game in Raymer Saturday.
Miss Bertha Nickerson of Raymer is
assisting at the Palmer House.
Chas. DeFord and Miss Emma at
tended the ball game at Raymer Satur-
day.
( Mr.. S. S. Potter went to Sterling
Wednesday cn business returning FRI
day.
1 Mr. Chas. Dinsmoor made busi-
ness trip to Sterling Friday returning
Saturday
The Buckingham Cornet Band ex-
poets to give open air concerts Satpr-
day evenings.
Mrs. Dorie Palmer and Miss Helen
Whipple attended the ball game at
Raymer Saturday.
The young folks enjoyed social
dance on the platform Saturday even
lag after band practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kib Longworth of Keo.
Ia visited here Saturday and attended
the dance in the evening.
Mr.. Henry Lauer came home from
Cheyenne Decoration Day and visited
with bis family over Sunday.
Messrs Joe Silyis and F. n. Hennis
went to Jackson Lake on fishing ex-
pedition, and got goodly number.
Mr.. Keach Of Pawnee is spending the
week with the Dorie Palmer family,
being old acquaintances and neigbbors
back east in Illinois.
Messrs Dinsmoor, DeFord, Whipple
and Hoyt drove 10 Greeley, Monday to
attend 4 convention and see about hav-
ing voting precinct here.
The Buckingham boys won the hon.
ors in Raymer Saturday. This makes
three games they have played and won
this season. Score being 5 to l3.
Mr. Frank Dennis Of HoIdredge, Neb-
raska is visiting with his brother VIII
and family over Sunday. He drove to
Stoncham and Raymer Saturday on a
business trip.
( The ball game at Keota Decoration
Day played by Grover vs.. Buckingham
was a well played game and,largely at
tended. The score was to 3 in favor
of Buckingham.
Miss Florence Robson joined fish
ing party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Amber, Meacham, Lauer and
Miss Mattics. They went u Jackson
Lake after the fnney tribe.
/ If Raymer wants to celebrate the
4th OF July she better get busy or the
I buckingham Cornet Band will take
things in hand and put On celebration
here. It's getting near the time to be
~ and doing.
There were a goo6ly number from
Buckingham that attended the Decora-
ton Day program at Keota Thursday.
Messrs DeFord, Whipple, S. Potter.
Ed Potter, Dennis. Lauer. A. l.. Rupp,
Dorie Palmer, j. Silvis, Robson, Krax.
berger, Trumbo, l.. Poush, Dinsmoor.
Sides, List, Forrestall, ard +. 'Trumbo,
Mesdames, S. and Ed Potter, w. Den.
mis-, Vim. Randall. Bob Cloughley. C.
DeFord, II. Dinsmoor. l.. Poush, +. N.
H,nnis, A. Rupp. Misses Lillian, Cor
ne!ia. and Mildiel Silvis. Helen Whip
pie. Florence and Julia Robson, Mabel
Lauer and Myrtle List.
Buckingham has organized q repub-
lican club for the purpose Of taking
part in the campaign this summer and
fall. They will work for the nomina.
tion and election Of the best man for
the county offices and the success of
the party in state. On motion. A. S.
Whipple was chosen chairman and E.
G. lloyt Secretary. Tho club is neith.
er Taft or Roosevelt but the old fash.
ioned republican that made the United
States what it is today.
A. S. Whipple. Chairman.
f. G. hovt. Secretary.
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The three year law is now in tie
hands of President Taft. It passed
both Senate and House last week. II
the President signs it, the measure be-
comes law. Secretary Fisher is urg-
ing the President to veto the bill. II
the President does not sign or veto the
the bill in ten days Exclusive Of Sun.
days. it becomes a law. The matter
may be settled any day. and it may
hang fire for another week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-06-06

There is one thing that We dot like
about Colorado newspapers. They do
not seem To know that Iowa is on the
map, and all the news we get Of that
state comes from other sources.
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Washington adyices say that Lori
mer has refused to resign, but the SEN
ators are likely to fire him. That suits
us. Kick the rascal out. A resigna-
ton would only serve to let the senat-
ors dodge responsibility Of going on
record.
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Card Of Thanks
To our many friends,

To our many friends.
Having met with so shocking an ac
cidcnt in the drowning Of our beloved
child Harold. we take this means to
express our thanks and show our graf.
ltude to SO many friends, who extended
every comfort and aid during the try.
Ing period we passed through. The
floral offerings and services were beau.
tiful. Again we thank you. May God
bless you.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. L. Myers.
%
For Sale
A dandy team Of mares Broke sin.
gle or double. Ono to bring colt noon.
Cash or bankable note.
James Amber.
Sec. ll-7-59,
New Raymei, Colo.
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We do your lob work promptly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-16
Palzer Meets Surprise
In Tony Ross Who Has
Decided Shade at End
Ey international News Service

Ey International News Service
PHILADELPHIA Nov. lo-M Palzcr
OF Iowa made his debut before a local
audience tonight at the Olympia A. A.
He looked big enough to lick four Jack
Johnson's, but he met his match in lttIe
Tony Ross Of New Castle. Pa. Ross
peat Pallcr in every round.
Palzer Jumped through the ropes
smllnejy, tested the ring and, after
shaking hands, posed like a regular Sam
I4angiord. but that was all he did He
was fairly fast but the New Castle
Italian outguessed him at every stage
OF the fiGht and in the second round If
appeared as Ross would knock out
the lowan Ross smashed In rights 10
the Jaw and for a time Il seemed as If
big Az would go out, but ne grabbed
TonNs arms and was forced to break
aWaH by Referee Recap.
Palzer looked AT Ross at the start
and srinned. He probably imagined
that Tony would last about minute
and few odd seconds. but when TONY
whipped in three straight lefts Al start
ed 10 box more cautiously
In the sixth round PaIzer walloped in
low right hand punch with great
force. A palned look came over the
Italians face. Palzer jumped through
The ropes. but without his smile this
Tune and Was greeted by Kisses