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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Fees Collected

The fees collected by the Probate
Judge for the past four years are as
follows. 1908 total amount collected
$500. 80, 1909 total amount $147O. 10.
1910 total amount $157O.30, 1911
total amount $1717.30. The fore
going totals show that the receipts
of the probate office of Latah Coun-
ty, Idaho. since w. E. Morgareidge
became Probate Judge in January
1909 have increased more than rs
per cent as compared with the pre-
vious year, 1908. This office is
now more than self-sustaining. pay
ing this year into the county treasury
more than $4,000 above the salary
of the office.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Hotel Opens Tomorrow

The Hotel Kendrick will be open
for business tomorrow, Saturday
January 20, 1912. Mr.. Heiber the
new manager is an old hotel man
and has taken charge of the house
and spent couple of weeks of hard
work and a lot of money in cleaning
and refurnishing the place to make
it neat clean place to board. He
is man in every way qualified to
make this good hotel and deserves
a portion of your patronage. This
makes two good hotels for our town
and they cannot be surpassed in the
northwest.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
EVERYBODY CELEBRATED
Social Event Long To Be Re-
membered--Banquet
and Program

The I. O. o. F. and Rebekah
Lodges of this city met at the Fra
ternal Temple in Kendrick last Satur-
day evening. A splendid program
was rendered and the roll was called
for both orders. In calling the roll
each member was called upon when
answering to their name to give a
short talk, to one listening it took
their minds back to the good old
days when boy, when father and
mother kept you at church after
Sunday School and then the good
old class meeting. To our minds
this is one of the incest ways of
drawing the members of an order
more closely and getting better ac-
quainted with each other. After the
program the ladies called the audi
ance together and they were escorted
to the banquet room where they
found tables laden with feed that
would make king set up and take
notice, after every one had taken care
of their share of the good things
to eat they returned to the lodge
room and the remainder of the even
ing was spent in playing different
games.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Good Roads

On January the 80 and 81 a Good
Rords School will be held at the
University of Idaho. primarily for
the road overseers of Latah County;
others interested will be welcome
There will be no fees, examinations.
or test of any kind imposed. This
is something the people that have
the roads to look after should attend
and get the new idea of road work.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Steam EN- Up

N. B. Long and Son, received
steam tanking outfit to be used in
their slaughter house. This is ma
chine that is to cook all the offal of
the house. 1t is required by law to
cremate the parts of the animal not
used for meat. The engine is four
horse power steamer, with a three
hundred gallon tank. weighing about
two tons and costs the firm about
$500. With this addition to their
already we'll equipped plant makes
one of the best butcher outfits in the
state. Kendrick people should be
proud that the business men of their
town are up to date with their goods
and are trying hard to serve their
customers in the best possible style.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19

Out on their honeymoon is Au.
gust Meyer and wife. They are
visiting relatives and friends at Mos.
COW and Bovill. When they return
they will take up their residence on
the Lange place one mile from
Leland.
w. F. Abbott and wife of the
Potlatch ridge are visiting relatives
in Moscow and Bovill.
Corporal Ragen Gambler, of Van
couver barricks is visiting his parents
near Kendrick this month. The
first of May he will start for the
PHILIPPINES.
w. A. Brown, book-keeper fo,
the Barnun Lumber Company, was
a visitor in Lewiston the first of the
week.
Miss Eikum, teacher on Little
Bear Ridge returned Sunday from
a short visit in Moscow.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Come Again

The concert and dance at the
Rarnum Theatre Tuesday evening
given by the Saltair Beach Orchestra
was we'll attended, there being more
than SO couples participating in the
dancing. The music provided was
rare treat, the management being
highly complimented upon the
splendid enterprise shown in securing
such an organization. Next year they
will return.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Star Lodge Number 21

Kendrick Star Rebekah Lodge
No. 81, of Kendrick installed the
following officers Tuesday evening.
Dora M. Hull, N. G.; Margaret
Lewis, V. G.; H. P. Hull, financial
secretary; Emma Nelson, Rec. Sec.;
Annabela Atchison, Treasurer; Mrs.
7. Mcdowell, Chaplin; Maude Frit-
chell, Conductor; Mrs. M. V. Thom-
as, and Carrie Dabold, Trustees.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Woodmen Entertain

The Woodman of the World gave
their entertainment, and supp er
"Wednesday evening. A large crowd
was present to witness the splendid
program that was rendered, and to
partake of the oyster supper, and
then all enjoyed themselves playing
cards and other games.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Birthday Party

Mrs. N. c. Thomas, entertained
at dinner Tuesday a number of her
friends. Those present were ]. H.
Moore and wife, ]. B. Helpman and
and wife, Miss Ruth Helpman, Miss
Fern Childs, c. G. Compton and
wife. ]. E. Lauterbach and wife
The dinner was given in honor of
her forty-sixth birthday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Home Once More

Mrs. Miles Parks, and son How
ard, of Camerjay, Alberta, are visit
ing in this vicinity this week. They
have traded their Alberta land for
land on Central Ridge and expect
of remain in this country, they say
no more Canada land for them.
They think that the good old states
are good enough for them and espec-
tally this section. Mrs. Parks will
60 to Leland the last of this week to
visit her son who lives at that place.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Ice damned

The first of the week the citizens
of Kendrick were somewhat alarmed
when the large boom of M. Lewis
broke loose on the Potlatch allowing
several hundred tons of ice with a
large head of water to come down the
stream. Now you can see huge
blocks of ice in the river most any
place.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Change In Business

This week, druggist, Frank Snider.
of Leland. traded his drug store to
DIR. E. Vadney, of Charleston, Wash
ington. The doctor will move his
family to that place and run the store
and practice medicine. This gives
the town of Leland two good doctors
the other being DR.. Stoneburner.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
CREDIT AND CASH
WENT TOGETHER
kendrick Got "CAHOOTS'
In The Coon Hunt.
Brown-Orcutt
Controversy

Mr.. Editor. BY Eliminating the
lie and liar" boquets from Mr..
CIRCUITS reply to my statement con-
cerning the Spokane Exhibit, little
more than short paragraph remains
to be considered; In this Mr.. Orcutt
admits that my Exhibit was to be
returned to Moscow free of charge
it | would consent to take it to Spo-
kane. Also he admits that receiv-
ed only SIS. of the ST.. won. Again
he admits that he took $50. of the
$7l. more than half of which be-
longed to the Potlatch. That is sub
stancially all I claimed, but l want to
give Mr.. Orcutt another chance to
explain why the division was made
at $1,000.
Mr.. Orcutt makes a groundless
charge that I tried to steal the honors
of the Exhibit. For argument, if I
did say to Zone" this is a Potlatch
display, I said it standing under
placard proclaiming to the multitudes.
Produce of Latah County, Non
Irrigated. If did to one" this ex-
hibit belongs to the Potlatch. I said
it standing by every entry made from
the Exhibit, for individual Plies
labeled Moscow Chamber of Com
merce, including the Juliaetta Pump
kins, when more than half of it be-
longed to the Potlatch Country.
However much I wanted to steal
there was nothing left, Mr.. Orcutt
had proceeded me.
Mr.. Orcutt wants the blame placed
where it belongs: it is evident that,
that has already been done by his
column and a half article. In my
article in this paper I say I did not
directly charge the Chamber of
Commerce with injustice. am now
more than willing to believe that, that
body knew nothing of the slight of
hand performance of Mr.. Orcutt at
the Spokane fair; and I ask my assis-
tants in the Exhibit to Withhold
Judgement. Mr.. Orcutt has resigned
from that body, and there is no bar
to mutual cooperation with fair
deal. There is no way to advertise
the products of the Inland country
more cheaply and easily than public
fairs and expositions. Our products
need no literature or personal can
vassing. To be seen is never to be
forgotten. Very kindley thanking
the Gazette for the use of its valuable
columns for my statement. I leave
the matter to fair and just public.
]. F. Brown.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19

All the best merchants handle the
Princess Flour and will recommend
it to you. Do not let any one in
duce you to buy some other flour
besides Princess. They may claim
it to be just as good, but that is just
because the merchant makes more
on it.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19

Rev.W.A. Hitchcock, of Couer d.
Alene assistant superintendent of the
State Anta-saloon Lague, delivered a
lecture at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday evening.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Rock Gang

This week a gang of laborers ar
rived in Kendrick, on the Nothern
Pacific, and went to work on the rock
pile at Bovard. The rock they are
taking out is to be used on the road
bed near Arrow Junction.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19
Local Review

Local NeVeW
Miss Josephine Moser, is home
from Lewiston, on account of sick
ness.
B. B. Bond, of Charleston is spend
ing the week with his sister Miss
Hazel Bond. book-keeper at the Lin
coin Hardware.
Miss Maude Horne, book-keeper
for the Kendrick State Bank left the
first of the week for Spokane for a
few days.
Mrs. M. E. Newhall of near Lin
den was in Kendrick Monday enroute
to Endicott, Washington, where she
will visit relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. ]. Kuns, of Cedar Creek, re-
turned to her home Monday after a
few days visit with her daughter in
lewiston.
The local order of Masons will
old their regular meeting Thursday
vening January "a.
G. R. Fleshmah and wife, of Le-
Aand, are in Spokane this week visit
ing relatives.
A. j. Schultz, of Leland, was in
town Thursday enroute to Moscow
to get his wife who has been at the
hospital at that place for some time.
Chas. Green, of Lenora, is in this
.city this week attending to some
business affairs.
Mrs. Cora Weber, of Elk River,
is visiting her parents James Turner
and wife. of Kendrick. Mrs. Weber
is suffering with asthma.
Ladies. Gents. Boys and Childrens
shoes 800 pair" all going at $1.OO
per pair, worth from $3.50 to $500
that's going some," -Kendrick
Store Compay.
]. J.Stukey, of Pullman, the pro-
prietor of the Pullman Mill Co.,
was caller at the Gazette office
yesterday.
The dance given by Helpman and
Hemrick last Friday evening was
very successful social event every
one present enjoyed themselves.
Come again boys.
The little nine months old child of
Geo. Glen and wife is very sick
with pneumonia.
j.. E. Lauterbach, was a visitor
in Moscow Sunday. He was up to
see Mrs. Macintosh, his sister, who
is very i'll.
Master Bane Macintosh, of Mos
COW, is visiting his uncle and aunt
J. E. Lauterbach and wife, this
week.
Billie Moore, who has been con-
Quoting q pool room in this city for
some time. left the first of the week
for Seattle.
John Hamley, of Pendleton Ore.
is visiting his brother A. P. this
week.
+. w. Long and wife. of Athena
Oregon. arrived in Kendrick last
Sunday to visit Mrs. Longs parents,
]. Bratcher and wife.
Miss Eta Olson. left for Moscow
Sunday.
Miss Maude Horne spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mills who is at Juliaetta.
Prof. ]. P. Barackman and wife,
of Moscow were visitors in this city
the first of the week. Mr.. Barack-
man was former principal of the
schools of this place, but is now
principal of the Moscow schools.
]. c. Edwards, of Lewiston was
in this city Sunday.
w. James. of Clyde Spur, who
rms the Vollmer warehouse left for
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-01-19

L. D. Schattner. of Lewiston,
was a Kendrick visitor Wednesday.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
National Speed
Skating Races
Here Tonight
Copyright. 1912. By The Press Publishing

With yer a hundred Of the best and
speediest skaters In the country entered.
the National Championship Skating Car
nival at the ST. Nicholas Rink tonight
promises to be a huge success. Among
those who'll appear Is Robert Mclean
Of Chicago. who won three events Ia
the International Amateur Skating Car
nival at Boston last night. capturing the
sso-yard and the one and two mile
events.
The entry list for to-n.ght's races in
cludes such famous names OF the Ice as
and Wheeler of Montreal. Gunder-
son. Kaad and Jensen Of Chlcago:
Hess. Hoernig. Leonard n Tho
O'Sickey brothers OF Cleveland. Belyea.
lngraham. Bell and Coleman Of Hall
fax: Jack Walker OF Saranac Lake:
Fisher and Ahlroth OF st. Louis; Thomp.
son. Dannahy. Gordon. Murch and
Dodge OF Boston. and Bush. the famous
one-armed skater. of Vancouver. B. c.
Against this array OF visiting skaters
the Eastern Kinks have entered Phil
Kearney. who has a record Of over
fifty championships: Billy B~urkholder.
Taylor. Kuehne and Dayton Of the New
York A. c.. and n number OF others.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
Wants Agricultural Depart
ment to Report on Plans to
Stimulate Horse Industry.

Thousands Of horse racing enthusiasts
ara alive with excitement to-day over
the action N Governor DIX asking the
State Agricultural Commissioner Huson
to report 'at once what steps should
be taken to stimulate the breeding OF
horses In this state. The huge army Of
racing devotees see In this action Of Gov.
Dix the most significant move made by
any one toward bringing back the restor.
alton Of tho sports OF Kings In this state.
The letter of the States Executive IL
The evening world., 1912-02-17

wei:h, T. the future. .M,rto's brother had . ;alk
Win McMuIrsy at the National sp6 ming Iiut and
tne latter said 10 would guide Mar,o 4. l'addy
Moran Vas through with him.
Willie, Lewis. who foayn, Padd, Lsvir n
Cleveland last night, arrived home to-dsy AM i'm
neiistey rvtGyptd to Johnsrn's Koadhoiisc. Ul,r.
nns resmmcd trainin: for his ten hau, NTH
ME- Gibbons at . loca:. clus next fadny nigh.
y WI be IN excellent condition. and a. | Know
tsiolpns cannot punch hard e;ou2i to bur. ms ,
Intend 70 wade right into him from tie sisst
WIN toe hope 81 getting Over a krotAuIt Nal!op.'
A match hss been cllnched between ,nd- r,-s.
g.. the bard hitt!ns w~el;crw-s.t. Of Srv Hisst
Conn. and G.lly Honey" Meliniy. o. IiostSS
They VII. NEE. In , tyelIr!otpd boa, hefor. tie
w.;,Ins'@n,. t.nhiay night This should +. ,
and aiwsys sail right into AL opponent.
On Roas "a very anxious 10 match One. Round
hosan Aeainst p.sckey Mcfarland or owen Mora.
and IL their, I%,spsc,iye manager. can agree OF
which club shah set 1t local fiya, fan. will SEQ
Whist should lie one of the star ,,intests OF tbs
season. Moran wants 70 w through the Iigh
o.hdr chance a Woisast. Owen begins hs cam
bout with Joe Bedc,,
!Ne!t weeks bou, between Jack Goodman ani
NO bums u more interesting as q purely local
hood and the rivalry between them ha. lsen M.
ot lees intense for = year or morer. Goodman,
friends sy he will surely heat burns. and The iat.
, III. rooi,sr. believe lu.t tie opposite. The men.
rt''h street TO the Battery is enough TO sts,t an
argument.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
Burns TO Meet
Johnny C0ul0n -Moryow
For BQnfQmWeiQht Title
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Fairmont A. c.. Joe White Va.
Young kurtz. ten rounds.
At Brown Gymnasium A.. A..
Young Rector vs.. Jimmy Ambrose.
ten rounds.
At Olympic A. C. Eddie Sherman
VS.. johnny DAILY. ten rounds.
At Long Acre A. a.. frankie Man.
go VS.. Kid Barnes. ten rounds.
AT Sharkcy a.. c., Johnny Moran
VS.. Johnny Lore. ten rounds.
At Royale A. c., Brooklyn. ~ail-star
card of bouts.
At National A. c.. Brooklyn. Biz
Nackey VS.. Young Fitzsimmons. ten
rounds.
AT Gowanus A. G.. Brooklyn, Eui,
Anderson vs.. Jim Jordan. ten
rounds.
At Liberal a. c., Staten Island,
KID Egan VS.. Willie Murphy, ten
rounds.
At New York A. c.. finals In anna
teur boxing tournament.
The evening world., 1912-02-17

ers or the two nations promises to DO
unusually keen. There VII be no Inn
ported Judges this year, however. The
show committee In selecting ring off,
Gals have decided on one what they
consider IA Mighty representative list OF
American experts, and most OF the ex-
hibilors are heartily In accord with Il.
This year, Inclusive OF the additions for
c~amayodes, Shetland sheepdogs and
Sealyham terriers, entries FOR $40 Glasses
have been received, In addition TO spec
ials. The return of the ST. Bernard "a
fanclers' favor has resulted In "A big
entry list for his breed and has alsu
brought hack other breeds, such as the
mastir, bloodhound and Newfoundland
which have been out OF court,
The only ewiOund!and henohed las
year won the miscellaneous class. TIL,
co!lies Will lead the show In point o
numbers ana win also Include numerous
ssosnS knpoTtAt,eAA
The evening world., 1912-02-17
WASHINGTON LEE TO
PLAY c. c. N. Y. TONIGHT

The basketball team OF Washington
and Lee University will make It's first
appearance OF the season In this city
tonight. when the Southern c~ollegians
will clash with c.. C. N. Y. in a game
or the court OF the local quintet. Ono
Hundred and Thirty-eighth street and
Convent avenue. The visitors, who
hail from Lexington. ny, are reputed
to DO the fastest basketball players
In the South. They are coming here
with an excellent record for the season.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
COLUMBIA FIVE TIGHTENS
HER HOLD ON THE TITLE.

Columbia frightened her hold on the basketball
championship by the easy manner In which she do
fested the Yale c~ollex.ans In the Morninsside
Heights Gymnasium. The score was 20 TO 3. sho~
ing whA. . vast difference there was In the play ing
ability of the two teams. The visitors we're only
able to score one goal from the field. and thai
was made by Starkwtather early In the first halt.
While the Blue and White team was downing
Old Ell the Cornell quintet. which 10 the only
team that the locals need fear IN the race for The
and won BY a score Of 80 70 IS. The home team
were o~utplayed from the start. but for q time 10
all and imbued their followers with fase hope.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
Roll Of Honor.
BASEBALL BRIEFS.

Tho war clouds have rolled away. Failure OF
the American League, magns,~ to ratify the
meeting N Chicago ,Aised the exchange Of teis-
grams between President ban johnson and Chair.
After eon,munieaiing with johnson. GVry Herr.
mann said; The American League hal left the
sons hands, aud there IL no reason TO believe
that he will not report In favor OF adopting the
re,isihn."
Catcher Bob Williams and infisldsr Howard
Cam have sent their signed contract. to Secre-
. uiayed '" With the ST. Mays coiisss team for sem :s1,
,ral seasons and Was signed on the recommends.
team, Hal Chss also pu, in = boost for the
~collesian.
Prosident ChArls Ebbets Of the Brcoklyp club
has received the signsd contrasts Of Pitcher Liner
k haiti. ,ui hsISst' SKS nsss.r 'I ,olnsd The s'i ho SsIos,
into tho ESsst.' ieid. Knss1st xoa eleven game
aud lost twelve last seaaon. three a his victories
being sbutouls.
has changed his mind about rtirlng. from base.
hall, but refuses to siSn with Charley Murphy.
can make morv money. liz announces bis SLING
ness to play with any other. club In the National
League With tho exception Of Philadelphia.
Edward Ashsphseh ia.' year m.nas'. q IN.
tsrday In a hospital in Cincinnati Ashenbsoa
was forty years OLD. In tin'..taa ,sher.- Y -.
rcpuisd to have been the di'ee.srer OF Christ,
brush. then PRESIDENT Of the Cincinnati club,
ceorue n. Cooler. . city Alderman Of Louisville
Louisville club q the cgi9mbi.n LsAsns: Gineii
rytary. Tho club has narosed the choice of III
grounds down to iva park s'tss.
The owners Of the United States Bas.bsl Lesgs
me, at Clev,land to draw M : s'ee1nie far a.
ssason sna Ws II wa. announced Thai MAUI
The evening world., 1912-02-17

Tor the legitimate DAN
~ tamweight championship of Amer
- lea will be fought at New Orleans
Tomorrow afternoon. and every fight
fan In this country Is interested In the
result. Johnny Coulon OF Chicago. Nho
10 the holder Of the title. and frankie
Purns Of Jersey City. the best bantam
IL. the East. will be The lads who Will
meet. They will come together before
the West Side A. c.. the biggest boxing
club In the South. In Q twenty-round
70 at l1s pounds. weigh in at the ring
side.
Couion 10 to receive a guarantee OF
$1,000. with the privilege OF accepting
81 per cent. CT the receipts. while Burns
IL working CT a 30 per cent. basis. Cou-
Ion Is the favor.te In the betting. at
ODDS Of 10 TO 8, the majority OF the fol-
lowers Of pugilism In New Orleans fg-
uring him n sure winner over the fast
little jersey City lad.
The weight. 116 pounds rinEeide. Is
likely to injnre Burns's chances OF Win
ming, as he has had conside "a BILE
trouble in making a. and consequently
ma be weak when he faces his sturdy
opponent, who will DO strong at the
weight.
Burns's manager. Jimmy De Forest.
tried to got Couion to allow Burns TO
weigh In two hours before the fight.
but Couion absolutely refused. saying
that they would weigh In at the ring
side or he would call OF the contest.
Joe Jeanette has besa l-Atched BY. hi. managed,
Fighters in the ~ ring. Tor three ,ounds each.
Of tile show u the American 4. c. Of Phisdslnhis
on Monday night. The fishter whom .Ieanet..
will W asainS are Chuck. Charlton and Morris
Harrs. Joe viii tahe on Charlton first. ADD after
. rsN Of ten minutes viii ~ sssin.t Harris
Mike Gibbons. the fistic ''pbsnon'' 1t ~. Paul.
viii tshe . tnp u Phi,sdslphis TODAY whore he
viii hook mn wth Tommy Howell. the nramisina
light middisWsi6ht d inst city, In Q six r,und
iHu, before tin National A. &. tonight. Mike
is in tine condition, and haofe s,artinS sid that
be would ty his hsfdst 10 put Howell swC.
With big Frank Moran. the Pittsbunh heavy
weight, due 10 arrive here from England 90 the
ssean.hin Carmanis either tonight o. to.morrow
b. lost by the %c.l club usnasrs :. clinehins :
Al. Paisef. Moran won seven fishts IN Enelant
and Paris. his latest Victim being Fred Stcrbsah,
the champion Of South Africa. whom he won from
In eleven rounds. Mike Glover. Frank Louehrey
and Al. LiDps sfs coming home with Moran.
Al McMurray, who has rsimed - uatenmakes
II the Brown 6ymnseium 4. A.. hs !eslniation
to take eject on Marrh 3. vtn probably az y
MANAGER OF Johnny Mario; the vet 90: llnt.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
FRANKLIN "SUBS" FOR
CAREY AND BEATS CROSS,

Phil Gross. who has been fighting we'll for some
time. was outpointed by Benny Franklin. a Harlem
welterweiaht. In the star bout Of ten rounds a.
the New Polo A. a. show. Franklin was substi
tuiel for Tommy carey Of Philadelphia. who failed
to pu. in an appearance after having given the
club officials his word that he would be on hand.
Franklin made q remarkable showing for a fightc.
who had taken IN q bout at the last minute.
Q right hand swins on the jaw. and after that he
managed tn get IN heavy jabs to his face and stiff
swings TO his body. Cross fought back hard AID
managed TO hurt franklin occasionally with wsllops
iu the body,