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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

though: I'm too weak"
The squav. who had questioned
uot AT the absence Of her lord. nOw
touched Captains arm. &c ONE" she
said 81 90 with you Then address
ing Barton. "lou quick 20 Indian
house: white man die. mebbc Quick.
/ 20 Big George"
All. Charlie. I'm afraid you'll never
make it, cried Barton. and. wiring
ing his friends hand. me- staggered
into the darkness behind the sled
wherein iay the fur-bundled Sullivan.
Captain felt "a horror Of the starry
iug waters ri~" up ID him and
panic shook him fercely. till Dee saw
the silent -quaN waiting for him AT
The ice edge lie -hi,ered as the wind
searched through his dampened parka
and hardened tine wet clothing next
10 his body. but he took his place
and dug the paddle fiercelY INTO the
water. tin the waves licked the hair
OF his 9auntletS.
THE memory Of that scudding trip
through the darkness was always
cloudy and ,i~ioncd. Periods of keen
alcriue~~ aiternated with moments
when his WEAKNESS bore upon him
till he ~tiifiy b., ni 10 bis work. Won
dcr'ng what il al meant.
i was tn" woman ~harpened ear
N,hich caught the first answering cry
and her hands which ~tcered the in
tricate course 10 tine hrafing berg
where the sailor crouchcd. for. az
their approach. Captain had yielded
10 the browse 81 WEAKNESS and. in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

the STROKES of the others. a. they
drove the craft back against the
wind. and hc only partly aWok" from
his lrihargy when George Wrenchcd
him from his seat and forced him
down the rough trail toward warmth
and safety.
COON. however. the stagnant blood
y tinglcd through his veins. and M
der the shelter Of the bluif~ they
reached thc village. where They found
the anxious men awaiting.
Ski!ful natives had worked the frost
from SulliNan's members. and the
Stimulants i'm the Sled had put new
life into Barton a. we'll. So. a the
three craWled YEARLY through the
dog-flicd tunnel of the egloo. they
were met by tAo wet-cvcd and thank
ful men. who silently wrung their
hand, or uttered broken words.
When they had been despoiled Of
their frozen furs. and the welcome
heat Of Whisk, and fire had met in
their blood. captain approached the
,xhaler. who rested beside his mate.
"Gcorge. you're the braveSt man
ever knew. and YOUR woman il worthy
of YOU" h, said. He continued slow
~, I'm sorry about the fight this
morning. too"
The big man rose and. crushing the
extended palm in his grasp. SAID
"Wcll Just let that 20 double. part
ner You're "a game as ever see.
Then De, added ~ ,rdN too bad them
fellrrs inicrfrred just when they did
but We can finish t mp whenever
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

Here's a serious matter for you
Salaried men 70 think Of. Here's
Florida land offer f0tGXi' GI0etcNf
from any other YOU ever read about
because its baCked and financed not
by the typical land man OF agent
you have always known. but By men
who have kIztd in Florida Tor years,
men who have thar o-lU Dz0ueJ'
there! And these bankers stand
ready 20 give you your llOney-oack
arante absolutely iHSHy7Hg
l'074J S1fIEfIllf0n.
$500 a year income and bftfe' is wait
IN here for sou n WauChula. Florida,
men. out IT. up 20 you - Dr0kS good.
You " got fo maize good on your desks
nO,y. You caa't ST around and expect
your employer 20 pay you unless you 30
your work thoroughly. Consequently
you're now just ekin- out an existence
Hun1r,-.i- lf settlers here aTc pros
pering. - can .1on. They r. making
from -=.00o e. --.as, and 5000 annually
and more. l9ss can do just "a Well \
10 ac-. plot E. biy enough. Il mai f'sf
54-nfe1t and then 80 1 EloH1h RI ac2c
allows lou T. pas - you CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15


1t Il mistake erred the ardent
contIF iaiiS' "liulF- ,..
II j.. agreed tn" pr"hioi'lohi>''
u hat mine mn Hhtu l"r n''
my friends f"r heaven sake uTn
thro" tWcniH-f e'T-"II corn "iliSN,H
away Ana WIN 'l''' ~ ~,
ardent cph'l, ialiNi MIS9'e" 'ne jug
from the cieTh ana "v"-
-.
A Eo' the same 'li'le hei' 't'S'.i'' I'VE
h"'heiile. OF '-'i'@H a"'"
prc~euT t" r'''h q >iii'ii'' ~"
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
YouSalariedMen,
Florida S Most Conservative Bank
ers Will Back You at Wauchula

Here at Wauchula in the beautiful
Peace River Valley are al the elements
necessary 70 produce the finest grape
fruit and Oranges III profusion- The
famous Wauchula combination Soii-the
right altitude well-di~tributed rain
fall-fine drainage. No wonder citrus
fruits are flourishing here. No wonder
We can furnish letter. showing aStonish-
ing incomes that have been earned and
are being earned here today.
Wauchula Is not only a first-class
locality for ecyUfrg. Il : i delightful
little city 20 If1S ~. II has $50 inhab-
itants. Two Furnishing banks. modern
stores. graded schools. churches. lodges.
put Wauchula on par with the aggres-
sive Northern towns. Ne negroes III
H'GnchnlG. / SAFE. pCeGyGnt SlG6e 10
b2zHR J0uy JCUHJ.
a threc hours ride brings you to
Tampa. q thriving metropolis. one OF
the great flouri-hiug cities OF the south.
Rapid. rail transport ion 20 northern
markets aire,t from Wauchuia.
Tni- Wauchu'a offer j. not an ordi-
nary Florida land proposition" To
bczin with this Is one Of The few places
where YOU get
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
Bearing Foolish Gifts

oContinued from Page p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

Because we want you 20 talk 20 the
settlers. Nc rant jon 10 cNegt5ON kfcDl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
A Year for Inspection Before You Decide

a5ouS ffely fyoffs. We want YOU 20 ser
he gy01eS. We have nothing 10 corceaL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
HERE'S GOOD CHANCE
FOR ASPIRING BLONDE

NEW YORK. July 17.-Blondes, at
tention! II you have blue eyes, rosy
cheeks. bright and happy dispo-
sition. lress neatly. but in plain
clothes. are of good family, well edu-
Gated and not over twenty years old.
here IL an opportunity to marry a man
worth more than eight million dol
lars.
The would-be bridegroom with the
above taste has Con- missioner John l..
Hardeabrook. Of 314 Fulton street, ia
maica. L. J.. to find him a wife. He
Is sixty-two years old and a widower.
He found life intolerable without a
wife. and decided he must have some
young. cheerful woman around TO
comfort his declining years. Only
blondes need apply.
Mr.. H4rdenbrook has refused to
disclose the name Of the disconsolaso
milliouaires ----.-,,s,-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE mar
ket sWayed In an ainless way with n
Il range Of ten points to-day. Early
Ia the day strength was displayed as
4 result Of too much rain over tAe
eastern belt and lack Of il for TeXss
IN the latter State there were som,
showers and during the session phi
waite reports claimed that good ra4iua
had fallen over some parts OF THAI
srafe. The market was not seriously
Affected, however, by either good or
sad reports. and PERHAPS the OE}H
important sideliGht on the situation
YVES given ly private crop report
This report claimed that u loss az
a. points had been sustained during
the fifteen days covering Il period pre-
sufnabiy about July LIST. The signift-
canoe lles IN the fact that II the crop
is turned downward, ut as early "A
date as tins AZ can hardly make ri
reea1Fy according to the records Of
hle past.
LIVERPOOL futures closed wiki net
Decline ~ from ] to ~ points
Tor the day Manchester quoted yarns
aulet and hrm cloths. fair business
doing Sales of 1000 bales Of spot
es,tiea we're made IN LIVERPOOL today
at ten points advance 10 ,25
feF niddiiu3. Private cables claim
that the continental ana American
buyeis caused early strength in that
e gramr 4epf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
new CROP NEWS
BOOSTS PRICES
TMARkET ADVANCES WITH RUSH
AND CLOSES WITH NIT GAINS
or TWO FONTS.
TAKES 4 BR EAk
LfTTIE COMFORT FOR BEARS IN
80. PRESENT SITUATION WHEY
STREET IGNORES PoIITi-
CAL NEWS.
Nv THOMAS c. suoTwEIL

NEW YORK. july lT.--~Wai street
forgot the politicians today snd list
ened at once the new crop news
The result was that the stock mar
kei advanced with Il rush ia The la>'
hour and cios8d with net gains ~ TIVE
patuts and more. The standard shares
3 were leaders and the theoR thAt
nobody VIII buy railroad stocks any
more was upset Bears via buy then'.
The markets action was 10 surprise
for the rally was overdue.
II is nov Ssfe 10 say That the corn
rrop will he about three billion ana
the wheat crop areat seven hundred
nYigiion The hay rrop will pv H.
teen mithoA T5t5s greater tfau fh%V
az last wear and potatoes fifty mill
fsoa h1a~ac)s more. The governments
sass wheat wts ne outv aTcat $50
aAa .eae bushels hu' conditions Rave
beer remarkably coet S. tha- e>-
4sraate vas uaGe. END IL ws4 have
~ hse raised Spring w.,ea& conditions
II The UnIte5 states aGa Canals are
4 fase2.stesv g-e~l saet " ho45 broke feHr
eansS a. b0She. taday, and u is rew
ssz.ea ee-ss aa3e- tas h}eh price ~
Sy~@E cora s Lc@rl yWo3Ea Tc.-tS
q ezseal @rt y. the ApI4 price
AS rhe sos srs>et depends aas'-
5aseaw az .Ae .F. Vs and VIII lGaate
sss sx~eqt SIS % S4G sTEaueHt.
fsse-s Is Ie cars fa~s FER bears .n
a9ae nrsas~ Es1 sr.st3s.a- tsea s1o SPOTS
$50 -EE0l IAe5 tried -
g~s comfort ;78ay cG5 - aNd oTe@
IN Rvxase e.caasa.s 10 3 new loss II ORD
rraass fgr the pTe@elE issue. They
sssa.s ss5 steel aoq-" "a lW4nt % Lah-
dor. ARA a a. ems ap. more than "a
Ees-e e. Wall Street. They trzsd 20
ss4x* tNa g-mEsr Pacific as~8AeHa Ua
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
Mr.. GR|CE MAY Be
MOVED HIGHER UP
REPORTED THAT G. AND .. CON
TEMPLATES SHAkETP IN
MANAGERIAL OFFICE.

1t was reported in Chesapeake and
OHIO railway circles yesterday that
General Manager Grice Is soon TO be
made assistant to Fourth VicePresi
dent Caples with jurisdiction extend
ed over the Hooking Valley system
in addition to that over the main
line, as at present.
The same report had II that G. c
Walker. assistant to the general man
ager, might step into Mr.. Grice's shoes
Another report was to the effect that
the office OF general manager might
be abolished.
This, however, was denied last night
by Mr.. CapIes. who said very posi-
lively that the general managers OF
flee would not be abolished.
1t is regarded as likely that this
matter will receive some attention a
the hands OF the c. & O. directors
when they meet in monthly session
to-day in New York. President Stew.
ans went up TO Gotham yesterday IL
anticipation OF the meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
TAFT TO OFFSET
CLAIM OF FRAUD
WILL ISSUE STATEMENT IN At
TEMPT TO PROVE BULL
MOOSE is FALSE.

WASHINGTON, July l7,-President
Taft laid before his advisors ut the
meeting today a larse statement con-
tradicting the repeated assertions of
the Roosevelt people that the pomi-
nation of the president was prac-
tically stolen. The statement. which
will be made public in short time.
deals with every single contest that
came up at Chicago ana points out
the ridiculous claims of the Roosevelt
men in each case.
The statement was prepared by
Samuel j. Elder. of Boston. and for
mer Senator Dick. of Ohio. the at
torneys who represented the president
in the contests.
Elder is Boston lawyer and as
after-dinner speaker has no peer in
that State. He has recently been
telling in speeches the ludicrous things
claimed by the Rooses cit people.
The statement has been prepared
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
VIRGINIANS BECOME
TARHEEL DENTISTS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
RALEIGH, n. O., July 1.-THE
North Carolina state board OF dental
examiners today announced the names
Of the successful applica nts for license
TO practice dentistry who were re-
Gently examined. me list includes
the following; Nirginiaas--R. A..
BROOKS. Courtiand; J. B. Everett. Vic
toria: NJ. NJ. Fitzgerald, Chatham; n.
=. Maddox, Blackstone, J. A. Nc
Chung. BroWnsburg,
OF the total OF sixteen who passed
one Is a negro.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
ARE CHARGED WITH
ROCKING TROLLEYS

Warrants charging them with hav-
ing hurled rocks at a kiverview
street car Of the Virginia Railway
and Power company on Saturday
night week ago were sworn out
yesterday by Detective Krcngei
against Eddie Booker, Jack Morris.
Brother Gates Son Washington, Bur
nett Blair and Katie Lewis, negroes.
Katie Lewis lis the only one who has
been admitted to bail. and she is
the only one who is charged with a
misdemeas1or The others are charged
with a felony
One OF the crew was struck by a
rock during the bombarding, and the
lives of passengers We're endangered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

CHICAGO, July 17.--President Muir
ply OF the Cubs announces that he has
signed new left handed pitcher. lie
Is Harry Ahlstrom of Waukegaa, " no
has been pitching with the Highland
Park team during the season and has
made fine record. Comiskey yester-
day signed Johnson, the big Indian
pitcher OF the ST. Joseph team. He Is
six feet tall, weight 1870 pounds, md is
spitball artist. He is to join the
team on its return from the East
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

following the insistence of a number
CT the presidents friends that there
are thousands OF voters In the co,ln-
try who have been impressed by the
assertions of the fraud made by tho
Roosevelt followers. The president
was told the facts must be made
public before the fraud idea became
too thoroughly grounded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
Try Pandering Case Today

TriaI OF W. A. Coleman, The OK
policeman. who Is indicted under the
pandering act. will be called in Hust-
charged with having accepted val
liable diamond ring from a woman
OF the segregated district. 1t Is said
the principal witness against him IN
in another State. Coleman Is the first
man in Richmond to be indicted un-
der the pandering act,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
DISTRICT 7


westmoreisnd Esex King and Queen King
spotsyania
Alcxan and
I4uraC
w.
NJ. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
The Weather

Forecast for Thursday and Friday.
Virginia. Local showers THURSDAY
Friday unsettled
North Carolina Local shower.
Thursday and Friday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

MARKET CONDITIONS
Pouitry-Eens and chickens active
at prices quoted.
Live Stock--Ali live stock In demand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
OF ALL CANDIDATES
IN VRGIN|AN'S Big CONTEST
DISTRICT L.

ward
a BILE and Mosby o
Minnie
Louisa
$500
Taylor Twe fourth street.
Miss
Arnal
TayIor
aoto stree
NJ srer
els Twenty-f
North hiryse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
a,e,tyo>n sroCh MARK ET.

Elchmoud, Va. July n, lNJI-
sFarnlshed by Richard W Maury,
stock and bond broker. 1915 East
Main street,
STATE SECURITIES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

The trade was small. as the average
handler OF oats believes that delay
j., purchasing will give buyers lower
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
DISTRICT 3.

Lee Ward ed
Miss Estel l. erbg Brook
Mr. Dougla North 1nb
Hazel Asher.
3.ToS
e02 WcstCJ
Ruter WestM Ma shau I,ofo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
DISTRICT 2.

Ward-An territory of
w 81
Grace.
and
Orye webs EastC CLAY.
EastC
15oo
Fas,G
b2s
Ninth.
Dora A
Miss .... "
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+ Clayx
Ma
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
BOSTON ANcleNTs SAIL

BOSTON, Mass. July 4.-0ne nun dred members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Mas sachusetts. probably the best known ss we'll as the oldest military organ ization in America, sailed for Liver pool today on the steamship Arabic During their stay of a month in Eng land the Americans wilI be the guests of the Honorable Artillery Company of London. of which the Earl of Den bigh is colonel The Massachusetts men will be received by King George at Buckingham palace and will visit Windsor and numerous other places Of interest. It will be the second visit of the Ancients to London. In
 1886 they visited England and were royalty entertained The visit WAS returned by the Honorable Artillery combauy of London Sin fs03s who
 came to Boston as the guests Of tpe Ancients.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
eREcocIous THEE.

PHOENIX, July 4.--Acedio Castel- lano, aged 9, for the fifth time in his life fell into th,s hands of the police who have a poblcm on their hands as to what tcl do with him. He seems determined t0 steal and the industrial school eyzn if it were considered the proper place to send him Is already over crowded. The first time the of. ficers got him was for Tobbing the Phoenix Cycle company. Then they got him for taking a chiId's bicycle. The next time he had an assortment of junk they never could locate. His latest depreciation was to take a quan, tity of cartridges rom the store of Talbot G Hubbard and when caught showed jus. how ard where he So cured them
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
MIX Mills.

fhers is a tradition of iitfis sium boy from London who was very dis appo,stsd with the country, where he went for a short holiday, because he saw them pump milk from dirty old cow The boys idea of artificial milk is within realization, for. according to ''L'opizio8." after manufactured but ter we are to have artificial milk. It is already consumed extensively in China. and a mill is to he seq up in France. The Chinese drop s few grsins of poweer into water, stir if. and 1t beSomes milk. The powder Is the sofa bean crushed, and the French mill is to treat the bean so as to er. able the milk powder to be sold in packets. It ix said that ah excellent cheese is obtained by the sans proc ess--London Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
Mcfarland Makes Rules for Boxers
 Packey Tells How to Succeed in Ring

Psckey M'Fariand is acknowledged to be the greatest boxer in the world and the real gentleman of the ring. TOT the past eight yeais his marvel lous skill and wonderful defense have been simply phenomenal. During that time he has engaged in ever 250 bat ties. and has yet to be known as a loser.
 Fackey has written the following narrative in which he tries to explain his successful career. Also he gives the boys of the country few words of advice. Mcfarland has amassed a fortune and intends to give up boxing and study law.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
sHERIFF IAILs FIeHrERs.

BENTON HARBOR, Mlch., July ' Sheriff Johnson and his deputies. put q stop to the Eddie McGoorty- Knockout Brown ten round fight here today ten seconds before the last round, arresting both principals and officials. All were charged with vio- lating the Michigan boxing law. Nc Goorty put Brown down for count of eight near the opening of the fourth round. It was McGoorty' s fight, though Brown took his punish ment gameIy.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
AMERICAN WINS AGAIN.

STOCKHOLM. July 4.-Captain r. N. Hird of Iowa. representing the United States, today won first prize, gold medal, in individual competition in miniature rife shooting. Rules provided for firing forty shots in tour series of ten shots. each al 3 target from distance of fifty meters. Hird s score was I94 Milne Of England. won second. score 192- Burt, also of England. third score. l92. Weapon was breech loading rife. caiibre not exceeding six millimeters, using min iaiure ammunition intended for com petition.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
Seventh Round

Johnson played with the Puablan as cat with a mouse, the champion landed half a dozen rights and lefts to the face. Wait a minute" cried the champion to the spectators who should for him to end it. Flynn was bleeding profusely Ut tEe nose as Johnson beat a tattoo Of rights and lefts on that organ. Flynn was un- able to land a glove on the cham pion, the latter's defense was impreg- nable, There was no drop of perspir. ation on the champion as be took his seat.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
Fourth Round

Flynn rushed in close. Johnson landed a right and left uppercut to the face. The champion is holding himself iH check. Johnson showed his stomach forward inviting Flynn to attack it. Flynn elicted a great cheer when be rushed the black to the rope and planted a solid left to the jaw. When the round ended Flynn's face was covered with blood.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
Fifth Round

Johnson paid little attention to Flynn as he came up and Flynn bang ed away at the stomach. but John son covered and shot four lefts to the face in quick succession carving with left uDpercuts to the jaw, Flynn landed half a dozen punches to the stomach but Johnson only smiled. Flynn protested to the referee that, Johnson was holding him. Johnson was holding running conversation with his vile.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF
 INSTRuCTION

NORTH CONWAY. NH July I. --The eighty-iirst annual convention of the American Institute Of 1nstruc- ton began here today end will con tinue until Friday. Leading educa- tors from all parts Of the New Eng land states are taking part
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
lNplcT MAYOR AND POLICE
 OrEfCEAIS

PORTLAND, Oregon. July s.-May- |or A. c. Rushligk.. Chief of Police SloEer. <Capte.- of Police Baty, and Detectives Maddux and Reid were in dicted by the County Grand Jury to- day for alleged conspiracy to bribe Deputy District Attorney Frank Col Her to dismiss a true bill. alleging extortion against Reid and Maddux.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
Third Round

Flynn cut short Johnson's remarks with two right hooks to the jaw. Johnson replied with several short arm uppercuts to the jaw. Johnson bfed slightly at the mouth and Flynn spat blood in stream as the cham pion cut his mouth with a yolley of right and lefts Johnson went to his corner with his usual golden smile.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
Second Round

Flynn rushed, Johnson grasped him him about the shoulders holding him at bay and grinning like an ape. Johnson kept up a running fire of repartee. The champion sent hard right uppercuts 10 the jaw sending the fireman's head bobbing. Flynn's mouth bled as he took his seat much worsted.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LA CORONA MIN.
 ING COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the La Co roma Mining company will take place July 17th, 8 p. III. at the Maze building.
 II. $. HILLMAN, Secy.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
Elnhsh Round

Flynn was again warned for but ting. Flynn continued putting and is bleeding profusely. Johnson sent in hard right and left upper cuts to the face. Flynn was powerless in the champions hands. Flynn warned for inc tenth time in this round, for but ting. and ia told he would be disGual- flied if it occurred again.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
Sixth Round

Flynn butted three times with his head he was severely reprimanded- Flynn seemed to be seeking a loop hole to stem the beating hands of the black Johnson dazzled the fireman with his wonderful speed. Flynn was again cautioned for putting. Johnson angered. sent a terrific volley of left and right punches to the face.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-05
DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT
 ODD FELLOWS HALL

Wind up the celebration by attend ing the Dance Friday night at Odd Fellows HAIL Brennan's orchestra will furnish the music. zso