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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-22

form with the result that the work
ers were relieved.
In our own state women are ONLY
allowed to to work certain number of
hours each day, and safety devices
have been placed upon dangerous ma
ehinery in the factories to protect the
iahoring people. A girl worker in
England was once mangled and Grip
pied for life in the dangerous cogs OF
a machine she was working on. Her
employer deducted Is pence from her
wages for her carelessness. The earl
Of SALISBURY again came to the front
and sued the factory owner. with the
result that the girl was awarded 200
pounds
From all this we have woman
suffrage in Illinois. The members of
the weaker sex are allowed to vote fer
candidates who will make laws to help
them. Movements of this kind in
America helps other countries. No ma
ton lives to itself or dies to itself.
Poor Children Helped.
The second important phase is the
| discovery Of children. In Eng
land children as young as FIVE
years pledged themselves to
factory owners until they were
Il. They were assured a good
trade and good wages by the time they
reached their majority, but the nature
| of the work they were forced to do
ruined them physically and many died
before they reached that age Employ
|ers secured boys to work for them as
| chimney sweeps. The children would
be soaked in brine until their skin
would become toughened to enable
! them to crawl up chimneys without
bruising their skin But when the skin
would crack terrible sores would re-
suit. SALISBURY again interviewed and
many of these practices were stopped
Through his influence
/ In America the child is protected.
] 1t is expected to attend school and is
barred from working in a number of
the states until it is 16 years
of age. and every child is given
mind and body, enabling them to be-
come happy and prosperous men and
women.
Insane Abused.
| ut was also learned that the insane
and criminal had rights. In the early
part of the last century the insane
both in America and England were
confined and chained in dungeons.
| beaten and otherwise mistreated and
| considered a menace to society Now
we have institutions where the insane
are well treated and many of them
cured, and work is being carried on
to eliminate the cause of insanity on
one hand and to relieve the insane on
the other.
Criminals are given indeterminate
| sentences. paroled in some dases, and
are well treated in the penitentiaries
At the present time there are 10000
recognized criminals in the United
| States. The Juvenile courts are doing
a great good for the children. We have
also discovered that paupers have
rights and people are no longer i'm
prfsoned for debt We have institu-
| lions for the poor and for the aged
who have no homes. Surely a great
good has been accomplished in the
cause of humanity, and the work has
not yet stopped but will 60 on for all
time.
Have Enough Laws.
THE safety in community lies in
the respect for the dignity of the law.
There is no use of endeavoring to pass
more and better laws, unless the
people educate themselves to observe
| the laws already enacted. If all the
! laws now on the statute books were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-22
Have Ennugh LAWS.

THE safety in community lies in
the respect for the dignity of the law.
There is no use of endeavoring to pass
more and better laws, unless the
people educate themselves to observe
the laws already enacted. If all the
laws now on the statute books were
enforced we would all be happy and
should want for nothing. Surely We
have some cause TO be thankful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-22
Special Taxation Notice.
State OF Illinois, Rock Island county
WARRANT NO. 355.

In the county court OF said county.
To the November term. A. D.. 1915.
Evening star., 1915-11-14

This massive and ele-
giant Buffet is made of
carefully selected Quar-
tered Oak, and Is cor
rect in design, con-
struction and finish.
Fit to grace the home
of the most discrimi-
mating housewife. You
have only to compare it
with other stores Of
ferings to realize what
a remarkable value 1t Is
for the money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
MUST BIB VICTOR
I'd Lewis, Kentucky GrappIer, Sees
Vision Of Match With zbyszko
BY Beating Roller.

Stranger Lewis. the scientific Ken
lucky grappler. realizes there Is one
man standing between himself and
the chance 10 wrestle for the worlds
championship. That man is DIT. ID. F..
Roller. the famous physician-athlete
and ex-American champion. should
Lewis succeed In defeating Roller at
the Auditorium next Thursday night.
the clever grappler from the Blue
Grass state will be entitled TO a
match with Zbyszko, at present the
recognized champion wrestler OF the
world
Lewis has a world OF confidence in
himself and since his last match with
Roller the Kentucky boy Is more con.
ndene than ever that he can win
from the physieian-wrestler. Lewis
thinks his staying powers are better
than Rollers and. therefore. he will
be able 10 out-wrestle the doctor
That Lewis has wonderful endurance
no one will deny. for the Kentucky
boy demonstrated that beyond doubt
when be defeated Kervaras here some
time ago.
Both Lewis and Roller are in hard
training for the next bout. the seats
are going In lunches and the crowd
toat viii be on hand when time Is
called Thursday night. will be a rec
md-breaking one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
MAKE SUGGESTIONS
Democratic City Executive COMMITTEES
Met Last Nioht-Declde 20 Hold
Meetings March IS.

The Democratic City Executive
committee held meeting last night
IN the Register building and took up
considerable important business Ii
was decided TO hold suggestion meet
ing for city committees. council and
etc, March 20. at s O'Clock. D. m The
primary election will be held Saturday
April 10, between the hours OF II a.
m. and Z p. m.
The next meeting Of the committee
viii be held on March 22 and 10 is
important that all candidates should
be present at this meeting
Select Places
Places for holding the suggestion
meetings follow.
First Ward-Vigilant Hose House.
Second Ward - Board OF Trade
rooms
Third Ward-Police Headquarters.
Fourth Ward - East End Athletic
club. Eighteenth street
Fifth Ward Squire Bailey's office
Twenty-soCOnd street
Sixth Ward Niagara Engine house
Seventh Ward-flose house (sec.
ond hoOrl
Eighth Ward - FLANAGAN barber.
shop. No. 1926 Jacob street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
ZBYSZKO MAY
WRESTLE HERE
WORLDS CHAMP WILL PRonAa-
~ MEET WINNER OF NEXT
MILL.
Manager sandow Now In comn,uhlea-
ton With Him and u 10 Possible
He VIII Appear.

To bring the local wrestling season
10 u grand finale with a worlds
championship match soon after the
nrst OF April. is the ambition OF Man
ager b. G. Sandow. according TO a
statement given out last night Work.
ing toward that as the elimination OF
MS successful season here. the popu.
lar promoter Is at this time in com
munication with the worlds cham
pion. Zbyszko. and II IL possible that
ne viii come here 10 meet the winner
OF next Thursdays match, although
this is not certainty.
Zbyszko Is under contract until
April ]. and Il would not be possible
Tor him TO be matched before that
time. Manager Sand0w SAYS that
either Lewis or Roller has an even
chance with the champion. For the
physician wrestler. such a match
would be the most important in three
years; for the Kentuckian TO defeat
Roller and then be matched with
lbyszko. would far exceed his expec.
tation OF fame at the beginning of the
present season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16

er the holidays. The GOODNESS
and power OF reserve that is shown
when unnecessarily punished in his
matches here has stamped him as a
man far beyond his three and twenty
years.
Many OF his local admirers predict
for the Kentucky boy an unparrelled
fame in the wrestling game and Dr.
Roller said OF him after the match
here two weeks ago: II Is my pre-
diction that In three years Lewis Will
be the unquestioned champion heavy
weight wrestler OF the world.
Although he Il built unlike the type
OF Roller. this deducts nothing from
the fact that no is near the perfec-
tiOn OF physical manhood-near the
perfection but on the sunny side. Tne
bloom OF youth is still in his cneeks
and he has not reached the zenith
OF his development. HIS strength ~
nothing short OF marvellous and espe-
cially the strength OF his neck. In
agility OF action he IL the equal or
any man weighing over two hundred
pounds IN the country.
Where Roller possesses remarkable
action and experience. Lewis has &C
tiOn strength and impetus OF uncon-
querable young manhood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
FEDERAL DECISION
Judge Baldwin Takes Kansas CITY Base
ball Club Case Arguments Under
Amusement Untn WedneHdag

CHICAGO. March 15.-After IisteninE
70 the final Arguments to-day b. att1r-
neys Tor both sides Of the fight between
me Federal League and the kansas city
club. over the transfer OF the lattars
franchise TO Newark, y. j.. Judge Jesse
\ Baldwin, IN the circuit court. an
nouuccd that he would take thu case
unner adN tscmDnt until "Wednesday
morning when hc would render a decis-
ion.
Ihc court asked Edward y. Gates. OF
counsel for the fcdcrais. To- submit
copies OF the articles. rules and rcEula-
llous OF the league and copy of the
franchise agreement under which the
kanFus CITY club operated
Judge BALDWIN snIu. q have had dif-
ticulty from the beginning lu basing
the rights 81 forfeiture Of the franchise
on anything that bias been introduced Boo
evidence. II seems g. me that the pres
ident % the league went beyond his
legal rights IN declaring the forfeiture.
nor do feel mat proof Dol positive
about forfeiture 90 che franchise &C The
board OF maruErrH meeting Doc New
, ork october g. 1910"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
Old AND NOT GRADUATE UNEMPL DYED
REPORT
HERE APRIL 1
MANAGER POP" scHRrvnR GET
TING READY FoR TRAIN
ING SEASON.
WORK 20 Ne Rushed ON Ruilding Of
Park-Ssvsral Exhibition Games
70 ne Played.

The announcement was made yester-
gay BY Manager Pop" Schriver of The
wheeling baseball club. that the major
lty OF the players. uow under contract
ana those 20 be placed under contract
later. viii report to- him on April I
net" viii be several. however. who
VIII not report until later in the u,ontn
The season Will not BE- opened here IN
III April 20.
AFTER work j. started ON the grading
OF thc new home for the club. Brsltcu-
stein nCld, and the building OF the
fences. grand stand. bleachers club
house, etc. II will be rushed as every
minute Of time intervening Will BE- utii-
lNtd Tor the improvements IL is o.
peetcd that the PARK cannot be placed
IN condition Tor practice before April
~ al the earliest. and although IL H. ,N-
pected That several exhibition games
viii be play ed before IN. opening oil ths
season. 10 may be necessary Il play
mem al Elm Grove or on the Tunnel
Green grounds.
a movement - ON foot Co have an ex-
intuition game staged during the early
part OF the month between the team
and team composed OF players Of this
vicinity, who will leave 70 play with
other teams Ia tho country. The local
team viii likely be- composed OF such
men as "Laz" Garrett. l.insfy Burton
Mont Weeks. Earl Ripper" Bigss. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
ROSS WINS OUT
view castle Hsavywsiaht Puts lar
FOLEY out Of the Raining In Bin
BOUNDS ~ ataubsnvine.

SPECIAL pispatgh % the Intelligence
STU hENNillE. o March Do The
HfeuueuNille Athletic club this evening
staE'I one n tue best boxing bouts 70
we season Oh thc Central rink The
main bout was between Tony EuHa Uf
New castle. Pa. ana John FoIry. OF
llff.hNrHh The ureIIUIrurIeH were De-.
iH..U buck sfIurrE ~ Mcdonald TaH.
arl jack fietCher. OF New Castle
INU main bout was IeTUUan H.Hts.
WolEuta and waH a. scheduled ten round
Fu Roe" outve shed F0Isy Isl aU
pnHul. Dot Foley. psi hIe UrIaTf..f
Fua. .luE and gYui InUEhUHE held nfr
own fur several rounds TnIrv f.uaHt
reno but vac unHhI. f1 DO much with
pie opponent BE put uU a game fFHt
huufE0r. but was unable o. uIfnafanf
thH pro. sure and uruf down t1 defeat
DOB fl" .INth round Is was simply wu|u
uut hf pfc heavier opponent
INf urrIIuirHrl. u.r. amHrr the
rect that have been seen In n local
aren. fur sometime Dr. wac To UIsHf
round o. nrtur.n HrHF HfBrrrF and
aa"t Fletcher This wHa aIHr.Irr
matrh durIuE fHe eight r1uuIa WIN
hitrerk HlFlrE slight Iend au tia
way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
FlNe Nan
LEAVE THURSDAY
Local High School VIII 90 to Buck
haEnon TO Eater STATE BASKET
Hall Tournament

The Wheeling High school basket ball
squad ~ charge 81 Coach j. "A Thorn
ton viii leave Thursday for HUckhan-
non. where 10 will be entered In TIE
Mhile All we're disappointed trat tho
locals go not win from Hellnlre Satur-
DAY night, ~ is nevertheless realised
that their opponents offered a little TIE
best brand ~ the floor game seen here
Tor many = day. Bellaire's passing vas
superb ana the field shooting was fair
althnuEh neither team broke any records
In this respect
Coach Thornton feels that his team
mas good chance ~ the state rag
and the greater part Of the fans
throughout the state feel the same The
work Or the Old Gold and blue during
toe season has been good but erratlc.
" they get going az the speed which
they have shown az times this scaaon
they viii be in the running
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
THIADELPHIA oRaAEIzEs
Baseball Team Hsing Organised for ths
Coming Season

At recent meeting or the TrIadat-
rhla Baseball Association. Officers Tor
the coming year were elected The fol-
lowing officers sware elected a. take
charge Of anairs during the coming
year. Robert Green manager. Al Uurf.
captain. E. TT. MIHkhau secretary md
treH surtr. The team viii Do made boz
mostly ~ home talent but viii he
FtTCrEflrred with NHfirnry f0rmfraIir
gf The West Liberty Normal behind the
bat Work repairing the PARK viii ba
started within few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
PLAYERS NAMED
Alanagsr nreauahnn Gave out Names
Of Three Doubtful ones 81
MmmHum MnnfnHHmm

--.nn fHnf rHsr HIf Hf THmra fha
naHrH OF fnp players Who viii l..Hms
N'HHI. lineup undecided I'D f.. ur.rIrr
I ."r NnIrI"H ..uH.H. TF rrI||srrr
lNt Infn.T NYtr. Dame player van fana
you. I.lnrrT bought from IHH..u.Iir
Geo" rW"eu"T Hf second base and
Ihe eight pitchers anI nuHa win .-t.I-
'.r.rE. vaughn. Lavender Hf.r..
INrlna abel Pierce. Adams anI SIAM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
TEA1Gs WILL BOWL ron
E1fLMS1S 70 a. y. Q. TOURNEY

Friday evening on the Musee alleys
the Rough Rider bowling team will COM
test with the Musee team for who pays
the expense Tor the "trip 20 the A. y. e..
tournament at Peoria. There is quite
rivalry between these two teams. and
lts a sure bet the games Will be hotly
contested, The teams lineup will b. as
follows: For Musee. stevenson. Ennis.
Emblem. Fruther, Nolte and kiIbuck. Tor
the Rough Riders. Raw. Mccoy. Saryer.
Cameron. Foose and Mccoy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
oRoAEIEE Tran
East End uassbsu P1.vsrs nrpsot 20
Have Fnst Team.

The EaEt end baseball toaaera are
aEain tusiiy ENGAGED lu ~eorRaniEinr
their team FOR fhe coming senaou ~
n recent meeting they elected oficers
and ihe fuNnwlng players Will be seen
ln tnfir IrUuu ncuiu this SEASON Ken
Powers Leo Nrlft. "a smith Leo Tay.
.ur Lewis Linton. Thomas Younr John
MarF uun Harold Powers They will
Do called ont Tor uractirs ~ coon 80
weather conditions viii permit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
Bow ling
snoKY CITY BowLERs.
Took tho Alleys at American Bowling
ConGrosa Tourney Yesterday.

Congress Tourney Yesterday.
PEORIA. III. Marca iB-liowlers
from Pittsburgh. Detroit and CleN Gland
TOOK the alleys at the American Bowling
congress tournament to-day.
Tbs MaXines. OF Detroit. lead the five
men teams. with 2,sU7. In the doubles.
> i. Meyers and ". Peters. OF Chisagc.
lead with l,l5O. In the singles. l.. Lei
hhser. OF Chicago. tops the list with a
score Of GIL. The mark set by Lcllin-
ser yesterday IL within four points OF
me 1914 mark set by ". Miller. OF De-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16

The committee uu BUILDING and
grounds Of the Board Of FdueafIor
met last uIghf and H number rf mai.
tore were considered which will ta
preFented f0 tho Board 40 tho regular
monthly meeung Thursday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
noULrnn MACH

In three-cOruered two-men team
match last night on the Musee alleys.
Mccoy and Foose buried short and Mills
and left Pryor and Schaher talking to
Themselves. Foose showed on By knock
Ing down 6Of pins. The alleys were IN
the finest Of condition being newly
planned and equipped with tournament
pins Following are the scores:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
RIVER NEWS

River, six feet. four inches early
this morning. Falling slowly. The
Grantsville, for Darlington. was the
only packet TO leave the wharf yester-
day. The Liberty came in last even
ing. She will leave this morning at
1880 o'clock for Matamoras. The Lo-
rena came down last night from Pitts
burgh for Parkera burr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
BOUTS OF TIVE WEEK

Ty Cobb W. Eddie sherman, Philadel-
nhia: Gunboat Smith W. Jack Dillon
Milwaukee. RuEor O'Malley We Bat"
Schultz. Toledo. Ohio; Freddie Welsh "
Hal Stewart, Fort Wayne. KID" Will
Hams W.. Johnny Kilhane. philadelphia:
Young" Ahearn ". Jimmy Clabhy
Philadelphia; Eddie Morgan vs. George
Chanev. Philadelphia; Eddie Wilmer W
Patsy RranniEan. Erie. Pa. ~ Rogers
W. Zoe chin. Pittsburgh: Buck Crouss
vs. Eddie McGoorty. Pittsburgh; dutch
Rrandt vs.. Art Simon. New Orleans
carl Morris vs.. Perky Flynn. Lawrence
Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
WILL Nm CONDUCTED AT BUCK
HAHHoH. x4rDAx AHD aATUH-
DAT. THB WEnE.
weston, r.arnasa, a.a rriaa. sAow con-
ndenos-othsr Tsama Are
opttmtstie.

BDsciai Dispatch 90 the IntsinEsncsr
bECtHASSOS. W. Va. March Ia
every day new Indications support that
sontsntion that TIE high school baskst
bAn tournament for Wet virginia hiEh
SCHOOLS here next Friday and SATURDAY
viii be the greatest and most lArEsiT
etetnoed athietlc event ever hsld In the
., s.ssst gel here ,sss MINT the ~
ryeid arrange FOR q special train from
WsNton carrying the supporters % that
te4m 70 the games Friday - Weil e.
sturdy. Special car serFics has also
p<.n taken AZ with the AononsshAlA
ssisy Traction company, and csftainiy
nt9nt. a. sell, special care viii be 0p-
ar.tsd between Weston and Ciarksburg
ana between ciarksburE and fairnont.
m strength OF the Fairmont team 4.
e.teioping nigh hopes among FAlrmont
tens and many spectators s.a expected
nere provided that team lasts through
the annals. - L. likely. The arrange
tnentH Tor a special train from Elkina
% buckhAnnou saturday. II also aHsur-
"a IN a letter 20 Manager stanstary
ne general manager OF the Coal and
Coke Railway advises that the train has
been arranged Tor and that two hundred
fans are expected The Elklns fans
are no less enthusiastic this year and
have arranged already for space for
their band and asked FOR RESERVATIONS
tor NO hunSred supporters for satur-
While Elkins and weston are the only
,,esns that val likely support special
The tournament but that will have ia
town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
GOOD SCORES
BEING MADE
AT TIE AMERICAN BOWLING CON-
oAE5s ToURH aH1EuT THIS
WEEK
Marines OF Dstroit stu Holding the
Lead In the Ptve Bten Team VITA
Score Of 2.5oT.

PEORIA. III. March lb-Fairly good
scores were rolled Up today at the tour
uamcnt % the American HoWllng Con-
Eress but tonight the MaXinss OF De
troit still are leading the nve men teams
with score OF 2.kGT
The standings Of the three highest in
each class follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
BIG WRESTLERS
ARE PERFECT MEN
BOTH LEWIS AND ROLLER HAVE
MANY ADMIRERS IN THIS
CITY.
Where Roller Has the Science Ae-
qulred BY Years Of Experience,
Lewis Has Youth and Ability.

The new-found-love of Wheeling
sportdom for the wrestling game and
the clean matches which Manager
Billy Sandow Is giving the people OF
this city will draw many 20 the Audi
forum next Tuesday night, but there
are many others who will attend for
a different reason. and that Is the re-
gard In which they have learned TO
hold the principals in the champion
ship bout, DR. b. r. Roller and Ia
Lewis. Being college bred and gen
uemen, each OF the two wonderful
physically developed athletes have an
other fortunate characteristic and that
Is a personality that is a kin to mag
netism.
DR.. Roller Is not only a remarka bic
all around professional athelete, but
a man OF letters and has contributed
10 the library OF his profession as an
al. ID. For three years he lectured
In the extension department OF the
state University OF Washington, and
In that time addressed all OF the high
schools OF the great northwestern
state.
The physician wrestler Is always
ready and willing TO talk to students,
or audiences OF those who should Do
interested in physical development.
In that respect he says that he is a
fanatic and often considers the idea
OF devoting his life to social center
work. He Is bear" for work and the
fact that he wrestles from one to six
tines a week Is probably the least OF
his labors. While he Is participating
In one match he Is making a dozen
hurried addresses.
Makes Friends Quickly.
Personally he is a man among men,
enc who would make friends and com
mand respect In any land under the
sun. Modest and reserved In his con-
Versation. he wastes no words. as in
wrestling he IL conservative In move
ments. As physical man he would
have ravished the eye OF a Morse
king, and were he to appear in the
Highlands OF Scotland today, clad IN
armor and with a claymore. the ma
tives would declare that Wallace had
arisen. Unlike the common heavy
weight wrestler he does not possess
the usual heavy knotted muscles, but
those that ripple over bis body with
the sUppleness OF waves on a smooth
mill pond.
Ed STRANGER Lewis falls short OF
DR.. Roller only in that there Is a DIFF
ference OF thirteen years and worlds
OF experiences In their AGES. The
young Kentuckian II a most amiabie
son OF the blue grass and had made
a host Of admirers since coming TO
this city for the first time shortly art
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
Dealers Want
To Be Shown

The wise dealer wants 20 be shown
that he will not be forced 20 make
ell the effort required 20 sell line
lie wants the manufacturer 10 put
the right kind Of advertising be-
hind those goods
a good article with good advertis-
ing can get into any dealers win
dow.
We have the method have you the
article?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
BOXING NOTES

Matt German Pittsburgh's clAssiest
teatherweight Is pceved. Matt claims
that the promoters IA this section navs
passed him up In looking for opponents
Tor Walter GOO" Stewart. Matt claims
six round draw with Stewart al New
brighton. and has won from every
pittsburgh boy who has boxed GOO" IN
this section, including Patsy Branni gan.
Eddie Wimlcr, Young Goldie. Dick
Loadman and Joe katelL lie also
scored a win over Banty SHARP. In his
letter he agrees 20 make 12t pounus al
or o'clock. and n matched with
Stewart will give the fans "a run for
their money. as he L. confident he can
beat the local boy In a ten round ses-
sion