davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
quiet ng Rfokkenet.
8ebtseret al en- praitiH SusmobsL
Gancl Gracfers.

Naor aoger bar ill,ppet op % en-
llpentet faar Sremmeoe til aeiie,
fan bet pPre gobt at pioe ON rloaet,
lom fan lapes / Ell 6art. Sag imao
runoe Gracfers, ion life er ieoe -
ailange tpnbe Gracfers Jaar ogiao
an - og inrer ct tpnot Sag Snter
paa Dem. 9lanb iammen lige Gele
al aarel % Suffer % ban iuo me-
get al bette poa bper Grocfer, iom
on fan faa til at liggc paa Dem. Set
Dem iaa ino / @~ageropnen, til be er
lp%lebrnne. Gn fan oqiaa toge pull
perilerct Suffer, Cocoa % Ilsoe %
rere iamnlcn meo Iibt @anilie /, til
oct CT iaa tpft, at BET bare aaar an
at in1pre set libober Gracfers. DC
lpttes ogiaa inc / @aeeropuell, til
De er ri9tig ipreoe og "6roItingcn"
er terret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
Gaao % Mnf.

Jclf bltroe Ipile mere Saleflpo.
Set er forboIbSris biaigt, o. Get CT
Get beoite aieb, man fan iaa, bpis
oct er ret bebonolet.
- enten Oct er Melfefupg e4er
"geef"sapGg, man logger an poa
at oporGtte, Der ma albrig tabe al
Spae, at Sren CT mere emo babe
9elingen.
= Mpnb, ion bar laat Merfe til
Oct, fort9Qer os, at peo De offentliee
Iuftioner err oct MI olminoeliee
Sarmere, iom fisber be ilelte iulb-
blpbS 9renr,lrer. Get bender life
iieloen, at Ell a%lminoelig Sormer be-
taller op til 200 Collars for Ell
"@eei"-& SO.
= Spis gniilagen frpier, er set BELT
al ben 8runO, of BEN life er o9ffet
oper opentil / Siloen. On rrnb Gem
al nGiten iamnte Smfreos iom Silo-
en- piloe forbinbre Srpsning. MaN
funoe lape til Ell 8rino eller
"Srame" al iamme Diameter iom
Siloen, ian1t flpoe benlte 8rino meo
S%jprepapir eler TO Spffelier al
"9urlop". Gen melt letpinote Wtao.
De at i9nfe og lefte oenne Gem paa
pilbe ppre of bare "9locf" %
"Sacfle" for oct grlig.
= Sffe foiter set mango Gents. %
life er oct meget Arbei0e beler Of
imgre Tagler % anoet SrGperf /
S%sniebuiet Ell Sang ON Maaneoen
meo &croiene; men bleo BET giort,
pilbe life iaa mango Senieiloffe BIZ
be pint tiloeSe al "Wfites" og anbet
lltsi. Ser er mango gooe Wfioler
moo "Mites"; men of BRUCE aeroie-
he err biaigit og melt letpirbt. On
Iinteren er Oct iipr @aglerne og BE
oerne, oct er ON at gisre OF boloe
rene for oisie ~blobtsritige Wtiooer.
. Sriif 2uft ifulbe man abioliit
bape nof al, mems man loper. Get
er BOG mango, iom life taaler at iope
for aabne 8inblier. elsie piloe oog
taaIe friif 2uft, iom ff itremme inb
iii Dem siennem "Screens", Oct bar
ippnOt "Gbeeiecloth" oper. Ser blep
ga ingen iterf Suititrsmning og intet
"SrPt".
5piferen or Geroens Serre paa
2anoiorcen % ipiier Seit % Suno.
6or al bIipe Serre paa 9apet ipiier
ban nel gierne aat % &ottc, ON Oct
fniberl acknowledgements Happor.
Ter piier. at /. 1911 bleu Ser iIastet
$500 @unoe / Spiflano os / 1912
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

foE1n1e 5ib ira 2on6e, lom enoni
Ear &ieo at iloifibc. Tet ipnes flart
lom 0oger, at Eriien pao "Seef".
areoturer. pil boloe Jig goot oppe.
s Get minoite / Den nurmeIte Srem.
tio.
De ire itore 9aitoe, iom biotil bar
bant aieb at uoiere i itprre Waale.
itof, er Iuitralien, Spoamerifa %
Be ISorenebe Stater. Wen oct Ter no
til, at Sc 5orenebe Stater / nPrreite
Srerptio intet Sjsb pil bopc for 10.
fmsriel. 9pis life 6orboIoene / Be
Sorenebe Stater burtig f%oranbrer
fig, err Ser heller lloiigter til, at
Amerifanerne euten no inoifrpnfe
lit aisbfor6rug ~betpoelig eller ogiaa
fisbe i'm "9eenteg" ira onore 2ot;oe.
Iiiitrnlien bar De iibite Iar pGret
bier1isgt at Ell oIporlig Serfe, o.
Settle bar haot til S6lge, at Sreatllrs
b~eboloningen / itore Strsg al &og6et
CT 5lepet meget minore e1o fer. Sra
Sen Gont pil N~ationerlle fao meget
rlin0re &isS, eno DC bapbe beregnet.
Set bill 9aa Nor ben, inben @llltra-
liens &ieouofpriel tomnler Oh til,
bpao Den bar. Ger bar iii iiolte Nar
Ell runb Wtiuion fprre areaturer /
Nultrolien END Iaret for. Ser bar
MI peo Bette Mars gegproelie IT,
100000 Stpffer Sornfppg / guitra-
lien. Settc bliuer ioa meget iom >
% 2 6emteoele Stpffe pr. SnOiuib.
S6ien itoor Irgentina. Get be-
srnote Of blipe Iigeiom aIminbelig
at regne Zig: Sra ar9entiua fan
COG ole De SarSe, iom mon in0fere
aisS, foa olt Get ajeb, Dc trpnger.
S Ireentina bar man iE1iolertib og.
ioa bapt ilem Serfe i ltore Streg al
2anoet De iibite ire slor ioapel iom
/ flere andre 2a1,Se oerborte / Spo-
a1nerifo. Sffe nof meo, at Serfen
bcpoe til Selge, at Nntallet al &uGg
fcraineifeoes meget, blep ap9get
osiaa an9rebet al ben iaa frpeteoe
Weunb- og alopeipa0om, bpilfet gior-
Be onot pGrre. Irgentina bupbe
Sen Sbe Sebrllar bette Aar omtrelt
100000 Stpffer Sornfppg, bpil-
fet er Ell rltno Wiuion Stptfer
Sornfprg mirore, emo Ser pur ct
gar fcr. Ser er ioopiot 3 StDffer
Sorrfp9g meb imaot og tort / Irs
g%entina for bpert Snoinib / 2anoet.
0ette er forbolbSniS meget %iornnlens
lignet meb 6orboloere / De andre
fiebrrocucerenoe 2anbe, men meget
for li5et til of funne meoe DC for
ifjellige 2anoe5 @fteripergiel.
&isbipprgsmonlet er, iom man
ioritaar, blepet ct meaet alporligt
Sp5cgsrnaol, og ilaor life ale Wfer-
fer fell, piI man en- Sio erlonlt font
M iii at pente paa pirfelig biaig
aicG.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16

Number OF fires responded TO by
Dept. No. 80
Number Of fires responded to be
Dept No. 2
Numoer OF fires responded TO by
both Departments IS
Total loss by fire during year S4Ob 12
Largest single loss l,2OO 70
COST OF DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEAR
Salaries SSH 81
Repairs and renewal OF equipment III OF
New equipment rs as
New fire alarm equipment IS 70
Operation ano repair OF fire alarm
system 90 %
Supplies and incidentals 263 OF
Grain 3l6 10
Hay and straw S6l 81
Veterinary and medicine 81 NJ
Blacksmith IFS 10
Fuel and gas 100 50
Building repairs "a "a
Membership In State Association
and convention expense Is 81
Laundry ~ O3
1859 "
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16

Ald. Conant presented the following ordi.
nance and moved that II be read the first and
second times by Its title which prevailed, and
IL was so read. Aid. Conant moved that the
ordinance be read the third time In fun and
laid on the table which prevailed and the
ordinance was read In full as follows:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16

Petition No. 405
To the Honorable Mayor ard Council OF the
City of bwosso.
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned residents of N Shiawas
see street between King and Jeanettee streets
hereby petition for the sprinkling OF said N.
Shiawassee street between the streets named
during the season OF 1918 We hereby severally
agree to reimburse the city of Owosso for the
expense OF said sprinkling at the close OF the
season and in default OF payment that the
amount may be placed as 81 ecial assessment
upon our property located In said sprinkling
district.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16

Annual appropriation, bill OF the CITY q,
Owosso for the tscai year ending September
S0th 1914.
The City OF Owosso Ordains:-
Section l.--rhat provision is hereby made
for and the several amounts hereinafter star
ed are hereby appropriate ana required m
defray the expenditures and liabilities OF The
CITY OF owes so for the next fiscal year com.
mencing October 1st. 1913, ana ending Sen.
TENDER 30th, 1914, payable from the several
general funds OF the said City and from the
street district funds and from the interest and
sinking fund as estimated and Determined
upon as provided In section ten OF chapter
thirty OF Act number 2l5 OF the public Acts of
1895, and hereby orders the same or so much
of said amounts as nav be necessary 10 he
raised with the City or July tax levy and TO De
paid to the several general funds and street
district funds of the City.
Section 2.-The object and purpose for which
said appropria tlons are made and the amounts
appropriated for each purpose and to each OF
the general funds and street district funds are
hereinafter specified and the amounts re.
Qured to be levied or reassessed as mentioned
Ia section II of said chapter aud the dispo-
sition to be made of all such moneys and apy
local improvements which the Council OF said
city deems IL adv sable to be made during the
next fiscal year TO be paid In whole or in part
by special assessment and the estimated cost
thereof are hereinafter designated.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16
APPARATUS IN SERVICE
DEPARTMENT NO. 1:

| DEPARTMENT. NO. /:
One combination wagon with 100 feet of ~
inch hose, 2O0 feet of chemical hose. one IA fool
o. gal chemical tank, two gal. chemical ex
tingulshers, AK, crow. bar, I door opener, !
MOBILES plaster hook. hose jacket smoke
protectors, rubber coats, q lanterns, 1 log
cnain, pipe wrench, pair pliers.
| One Seagrave truck. one 80 It extension lad
der, one 3t II extension ladder, one 80 IT ex.
| tension ladder. l each OF 2O-l6-l2 II ladders.
two IA IT roof ladders, 3 nozzles, 100 It 2K inch
nose, cellar pipe, pike poles, plaster hook,
and bit.1 hose jacket. Q hay hooks, 1850 IT /
inch hose, lanterns, smoke protectors, two
gai eltingulshers, ! pull down hook and
cnaln, COATS and caps, set whffietrees.
One Mott steam fire engine with all tools
and MOBILES, lanterns, deluge set
One e> ercising wagon.
TWO hose carts, containing 1900 feet of hose
on poth anu one nozzle on each.
Horses:
There are four horses in Department No. I.
Harnesses:
Two pair Hale drop harnesses. 9 pair work
harnesses, pair extra work collars, pair
extra drop collars. pair blankets, 8 forks,
Drooms, scoop shovels.
Fire Alarm System:
Inc system Is composed Of 20 alarm stations,
III miles No wire, 3 indicators, 8 striking
Eongs, ! switch board, so batteries, telegraph
Keys, low current alarm.
Sleeping Room:
Seven beds, mattresses. IA blankets 2 pill
lows. ~ slips, % Sheets Is towels, dresser,
8 chairs batn tub. heater, wash stand, desk.
Game Room:
Eight chairs.
DEPARTMENT NO. Q:
One combination wagon with 100 feet of
nose, 'bO ft OF chemical hose one 80 gal. tank,
one "a II extension ladder. one IA IT roof lad
ner: one gal. extingulsheI, axe, crow.bar, 8
noZzles plaster hook, smoke protectors, 8
cOhtS and caps. lanterns.
one exercising wagon.
200 feet Of extra hose.
One set Hale drop harnesses, 1 pair blankets,
pals.
One striking gong
-Four beds, mattresses, 4 blankets. 4 pill.
dresser, 4 chairs, bath tub. heater. wash
stand. desk, clock, 2stoves, table.
NAMES OF MEN IN DEPARTMENT
Chief-Claud Craig.
Department No. l.:
Captain-Robt. L. Crane.
Electrician-W. p. Boyla
Teamsters-Edward Martin. Cass Ockerman.
Firemen-Roy Calhoun, Marvin Ham.
Department No q:
Captain w. Howell.
Teamster-J. Dibesn.
Fireman. Ed. Perica.
RECOMMENDATIONS
/. The installation OF inch hydrants 10
down town district before pavement is re-
surfaced.
2. The addition of two men to the depart
ment.
Respectfully submitted,
CLAUD CRAIG,
Chief OF Fire bept.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Aid Mcdonald presented the following re.
port which was on motion adopted ayes Rein.
exc, Mcdonald Shuts, Stinson, Wright,
Springett, Palmer, Conant, Chavey, Wash.
burn, nays none:
Council Room, City of Owosso.
Nav 18th, 1918.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council:
Your committee 10 whom were referred the
several claims and accounts would respectfully
report favorably on the following and ask the
claims be allowed and the City Clerk instructed
10 draw orders for the SRma.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16

upon the next city tax roll of the city upon
any lands III any main sewer or special assess
ment district or upon any parcel OF land as o
special assessment
First.
For the contingent fund. To defray the
contlngeJt ana other expenses or the city for
the payment OF which from some other fund
nrAXlAlan Ia mn do nj
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16
Petition No. 4O6

Petition NO. 406
To the Honorable Mayor and Council,
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned residents of Hickory
| street between Oliver and Mason streets here
by petition for the sprinklirg of said Hickory
street between the streets named during the
| season of 1913. We hereby severally agree to
reimburse the city OF Owosso for the expense
OF SAID sprlnkling at the close of the season
and In default Of payment that the amount may
placed as gpecial assessment upon our pro-
perty located In said sprinkling district.
j, M, Peru and IL others.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16
Petition Ne. S96

To the Honorable Mayor and Council Of the
City or Owosso,
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned residents Of N Shiawas-
see street between north side OF North street
and south side of ]. Freeman's house on N
Shiawassee street hereby petition for the
sprinking of said North Shiawassee street
between The streets named during the season
OF 1918. We hereby severally agree to
reimburse the city of OwoSSo for the
expense of Said spi inkling at the close of the
season and in default OF payment that the
amount may be placed as special assessment
upon our property located in said sprinkling
district.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16

Aid. Stinson presented the following petit.
lions which were on motion referred to the
committee on ways and means:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16

Aid. Shuts presented the following ordi-
nance and moved that the same be read the
nrst and SECOND times by It's title which pre-
vailed and u was so read. Aid. Shuts moved
that the ordinance be read In full as follows:
An ordinance amending Section one OF an
ordinance entitled, IAN ordinance regulating
the driving and operation OF ven,cles upon the
streets Of the City OF Ow0sso," passed and APP
proved March 18th, 1910.
The City OF Owosso Ordalns;
Section I. That Section one of an ordinance
entitled, IAN ordinance regulating the driving
and operation OF vehicles upon the streets OF
the City of Owosso," passed and approved
March 2slh, 1910 be and the same IL hereby
amended To read MS follows; tft,
Section 1. That hereafter oil vehicles OF
every kind whether carriages, wagons, carts,
sleds, sleighs, bicycles or motor vehicles,
when operated or driven upon any Of the
streets Of the City Of Owosso shall be driven
travelled portion Of any road, street, highway
or bridge in said city. Any person operating
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-16

To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
OF The City OF Owosso.
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned residents of Water
street between the johnson Flats and KIM
street her ny petition for The sprinlIing with
oil OF said Water street between the streets
named during the season OF 1918 We hereby
sevtralls agree IT, reiDburs tina city Of owes
so for the expense OF said sprinkling At the
close Of the season and in default of payment
that the amount NAV be placed as a special
assessme Mt upon our property located In said
sprinkling district.
- Inhn L Mcnnnnld AMI 4 others
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-15
New York Stocks.

New York, Jan. 15.-The stock market
was unsettled at the opening today. While
conditions were Irregular, number of
issues fell off sharply under severe pres
sure. Trading in Steel was unusually &C
tive. The opening transaction was a
block of 10000 shares at GO rs to 81 COM
pared with yesterdays close of 81 Is
This brought down the price of steel to
the lowest figure since the fore part of
last year. Can. pfd. dropped points,
Beet Sugar 1-2, Smelling Ia and ST.
Paul. Canadian Pacific. Reading and Kan
sas City Southern a point
Spasmodic rallies failed to have much
influence as preponderance of bearish
the general list by marking up various
stocks
Bear traders. flushed with their success
in promoting extensive liquidation in the
copper group. paid more attention to the
general list today and were assisted in
their efforts to depress prices by unfav-
orable events in home and foreign poll
cies. Inside support was absent at the
outset and the bears experienced no OPP
position in opening stocks lower. Selling
was more active than for several weeks
Gnd number of issues touched new low
prices for the current decline. After the
first rush of selling orders had been ex-
ecuted, the list began to respond to the
support extended AID Steel. Amalga-
mated, the Harrimans and other special
ties made fun recovery. Bonds were
steady.
Buying slackened and the market re-
acted with some of the leaders falling
nearly to the lowest of the forenoon
American Telephone rose over a point on
the announcement of rights of stock
holders in connection with a new s67 ,0o0,-
CT bond ISSUE
Values gave way abruptly, Steel Union
Pacific and Reading falling to a level a
point or more below the early lowest
Most of the active shares ran from l to
points. Ability of bears to raid prices
compelled demands for further margins
by commission houses
TIE market closed weak About the only
relief from the pressure of liquidation was
the temporary holding of stock to en-
able the market to digest what had been
unloaded. When these sales had been ab-
sorbed. offerings were renewed and the
list went to a still lower level. Among
the low prices established were: Steel
sc o-S Union 155 SIS; Amalgamated
20 rs. and Reading ISL "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
Series No. 3.

Series no. 8.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
An Ordinance, entitled An Ordinance to
amend Section / and Section of an
ordinance approved December II. 1911,
amending Section and Section OF an
ordinances approved April rs, 1910, en-
pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans
railway Company. its successors and
assigns the right of-way through, over,
along and across certain streets IN the
Be It ordained by the Mayor and Ccun-
eli OF the city of Pensacola:
Section l. That section 1 of an ordi-
nance approved December IA, 1911,
amending section of an ordinance APP
proved April %. 1910. entitled: '.An Or
dinance granting the Pensacola, Mobile
and New Orleans, Railway Company its
successors and assigns. the right-of- way
streets In the city of Pensacola be, and
the same is hereby further amended so
as to read as follows:
Section S. II any of the distances on
streets on which authority is hereby
given to lay tracks have not been occu-
pied BY, the tracks by November LIST. 1913,
and the line of railroad connected there
with completed for the running of trains
thereon as far west as Mobile Bav by
November 1st. 1913. all the rights granted
herein as to such unoccupied distances
shall be void.
Section 2 That section Of said ordi-
ed 50 as to read as follows:
Section 8. That the rights. priv.leTes
and franchises herein and hereby granted
are granted upon the following conditions
precedent: That said grantee, its success
sors and assigns, shall build, equip and
operate line of railroad between the
city OF Pensacola and the eastern shore
OF Mobile Bay and opposite TO the city of
Mobile in the State of Alabama by No
vember LIST, 1918, and shall within two f2l
years after said date make and maintain
continuous rail connections with the rail-
roads now terminating at Mobile directly
between the city of Pensacola and the
city of Mobile, subject only TO delay
caused by the failure, or refusal. of the
United States Government to authorizes
the erection of a drawbridge. for the use
of said railroad, over Mobile River after
reasonable and proper application for suca
authority by said grantee.
Section 3. That, except as il herein
otherwise specially provided. aacn and all
the terms, conditions, provisi,g1s ans
stipulations contained and mentioned in
the aforesaid ordinance approved April IS.
1910, and amended December H. 1911
shah remain IN full force and effect
Section 4. That this ordinance shall he
OF no effect unless the said Pensacola.
mobile and New Orleans Railway Com
pany shall, on or before December a1st.
1912. f1le its written acceptance thereof in
the office of the City Clerk, and thereby
agree to each and all the terms, condi-
tons, provisions ard stipuIstionS thereof
Section 3 That all ordinances and
parts of orinances in conflict herewith he,
and the same are hereby, repealed.
Section s. That this ordinance shall
and approval
Passed December II. 1912 Approved
FRANK REILLY. Mayor.
:, attest: ADRIAN f. LANGFoRp.
e3anoaW4w City Clerk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-15
CHURCH CLOCK
WORTH S4.1OO
1T is PLACED IN THE sTEEPLE OF
THE VILLAGE CHURCH AT
6REMeARTEN IN THE CANTON
OF ARGoVIE.

Geneva, Switzerland, Jan. IA
clock costing $4.100-a value out of all
proportion with it's surroundings-has
been placed in the steeple of the viii
lage church at Bremgarten, in the can
ton of Argovie.
The mayor, the elders, and every
other man. woman and child in the
place lent the dignity of their presence
to the installation.
The time-piece was designed as a
memorial for a Bremgartener whom
nearly everyone had forgotten, but its
striking will be an hourly reminder of
the wifely devotion of Widow Honeg-
ger who toiled for more than half d
century to make possible the testi-
monial.
The widow is T6 years of age. Her
husband died when she was "a and a
village beauty, leaving her penniless.
In all the years since she has worked
as household servant or in the fields,
boarding her earnings. Her labor bent
figure, excessive, self denial and
misery habits made her on object
of ridicule among the thoughtless, but
locked in her breast vas the secret
ambition only revealed to her aston
ished neighbors when the money for
its fulffllment was in hand.
The other day Widow Honegger, now
about the most popular citizen of
Bremgarten, witnessed the clock start
ed on it's textbook journey. Then she
dried her eyes and returned to the
fields.
Selling Christmas Trees.
The Prince Of Diechtenstein. the
head of the independent state of Liech-
tenstein, wedged in between Switzer-
land and Austria, is developing a
large revenue from the sale of Christ
mas trees.
He sold $4,000 worth abroad for
Christmas, chiefly in Vienna, Berlin.
Munich and in Swiss cities, and sent
some large consignments TO England,
The Prince has made n. special study
of forestry and takes n personal inter-
est in this part of the sovereign do
mains. The fur trees are planted each
season in great numbers about two
yards apart in open spaces and along
the roads. Entire fields of poor land
are sometimes planted with threes
about 1000 to the acre. They take
from to IL years to reach sizes suit
able for Christmas use. They sell at
from ten to fifteen cents a piece
The expense of cultivation is almost
nothing. The plants are strong and re-
quire no attention. The Prince began
this undertaking in 1900. 1t is said
that the profits from land Of little use
for other purposes, taking ten years
as the period necessary to grow 4
tree, are from $40 to SIS an acre per
year. averaging through the entire Pc
Rod
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-15

When Luther McCarty won the
heavyweight championship belt in
Tom McCareys arena the other day
he but accomplished feat which sew
eral others before him in the past few
years have accomplished in that his
toric arena.
Just about seven years ago Tommy
Burns, of Canada, became the Custo-
dian of the heavyweight championship
by outpointing Marvin Hart in d
twenty round bout at Maud Junction,
Cal. Since then Maud Junction and
the Vernon arenas have been consoli-
dated, as far as mana cement is con-
Cerned, and it was at Vernon where
McCarty won his great victory over
Palzer.
McCarey hung up a diamond belt for
the abdominal adornment of the win
ner of the New Years bout, just as he
save one for the Burns and Hart at