Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-12
QUICK, WRESTLER MUST MAKE GOOD
Arthur Long Otherwise Takes Championship of Colorado by Default of fIolder-City Official Hard Pressed.

There IS Lns mucn to say about it and it is about all-City Sealer and Inspector of Weights Quick is in a fair way to have his entire appear ance substantially. regrettably. deplor- ably altered In other words, Mir. Quick is up against it.
 That one so young should come to such pass and such a state of phy- sical danger as has the county official mentioned, is sad, and to his friends, who are many, it brings grief The latter is not frightened by realization of the fact that boastfulness is large ly responsible for his downfall, for had he kept it quietly under his hat that he used to be the champion light weight wrestler of Colorado, there would be none of this muss.
 Below there is printed combina- tion of exposure, defiance and chal- lenge. all issued to NIT. Quick, which wilt in some degree clear the atmos. phere as to the immediate status of matters. Antedatfng this is the fact that Mir. Quicksa few weeks ago vol unteered the information to Arthur Long, of Warren HiT, that he was champion lightweight wrestler of Colorado. At the moment the prow- ess of Mir. Long as. 8 wrestler, which is none short ifs the wrestling class, of ihe fame of Ben Bound in the pu. gilistio world, was under discussion. Mr. Long promptly{ challenged MT. Quick to a meeting. Alr. Quick met the expectant look of the. crowd gathered about with smiling assurance. and took on Mir. Long for. a. meeting at the Old Opera house on Saturday night of last week. Mir. Long went iEtc strenuous training, in the sustenance of which his meat bill mounted high and family and friends were pressed into the arduous labor of taking care of a man in preparation for the strug gle of his life, at the top of whicf hung championship hohors@
 Mir Quick did rot go into training but Mir. Long was too busy to nottc' that. Also Air. Quick forgot all abou the night of the meeting Mir Lon, did not. On the othher hand h' rented tke old Opera House, payin' therefor the sum of $50 for one nigh and went to additional expense il having seats brought in and place for a crowd Of several hundred people His friends assisted him with tn moving in of the seats, and they als mingIe in the present grleVanc against MT. Quick.
 A devoted wife. who very deeply r' .ssnts the disappointment given ne husband, to say notking of the Q, pense. he was pCt to and the eXtr effort that was Involved on the pal of the family by. reason of the strel uousness of the training program [ MT. Long. during the week took o casion to tell some Of those who wei concerned in the arrangement in b half of Mr. Quick. quite few thins as to the opinion in which they shou
 be held. and to add that there W; hut one Honorable way out for thei and that to bring Quick to the mat,
 other words lead him up to the siaue ? ter he had earned She has not
 seen Mir. Quick, but expects to, scording to Constable Charley Thoma
 who shared a portion of the
 houncement of Mrs. Long and b
 grown to feel 50 about 1t that he h
 about decided 10 make Quick go to [
 mat. Mfr. Quick was sought on [
 telephone yesterday in order that
 statement might be secured from hi