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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19
CAarsrtSemuts)
Political Announcements
Aarsrtisemeuts.,

, ticket, subject to the primary election,
county. politics, n Republican; education,
Lib. Of the state UnlyerAlIy; experience
fourteen years Of actual practice in THIS
county. and respectfully solicit inyestigA.
ton, and your vote ana influence, ana. II
elected, promise = faithful, fearless ana
impartial diBeharge OF the duties Of the
Omee " the Dest Of my ability.
I hereby respectfully announce my can.
didacy for the domination for prosecuting
attorney OF Harrison County, subject 20
the wtn OF Republicans ut the primary
known that II Nominated and elected, /
VIII not ask for second term. l earnest.
~ solicit the vote and Influence OF every
Republican in the county and pledge my
self 10 Keep faithfully the trust II repoSsd
In me. ! also sincerely pledge tho party
that l viii give my Test efforts In the fall
campaign for Republican success whether
nonlnated or not. .
JOHN q. SOUTHERN.
am candidate for the Republican
nomination for the ONCE OF Prosecuting
tue gelerul primary election TO be held
June d 1915. The CAREFUL consideration
and the support OF the voters OF the party
RAY L. sTRorHER.
am candidate for the nomination for
Prosecuting Attorney OF Harrison County
on the Republican ticket, subject TO tho
primary election, June ., 1919, and Sespect-
iuii' solicit your vote w 9na iP q SoSa
ClArksburg W. Va
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Mineral, W. Y

am n candidate for the Republican
nomination for the House OF Delegates for
Harrison County, subject TO the primary
election, June q, 1915. | solicit the active
support And influence OF my friends.
II. N. FISHER.
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po,ninatiou for sheriff OF Harrison Conn.
II. and earnestly solicit your support and
Influence at the primary election, June
s'h' 1915 JOHN M. KNOX.
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W. o. srnALEY.

am u candidate for nomination for JUS
tice Of the Peace in Clark district on the
Republican ticket, subject to the RepublL
earnestly solicit your support in my be-
haH. Whether nominated or not 1 shall
give my best enorts Tor tie success OF the
uckSt az the fall election.
Respectfully yours,
J0SEBI EKNESIr lkyIGnp
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clur1sOurs, W. va a. "AiAAN OGDEN

desire to announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Sheriff OF
Harrison County, subject 10 the primary
10 Be held on June ., 1Ol0.
In aspiring to this office do so with 4
full knowledge Of its importance and OF It's
RESPONSIBILITIES. II Nominated and elected
/ shall At all times give my personal at
tention to the discharge OF my dulles Ny
Campaign will be conducted In a spirit OF
fairness and with due regard for the rights
" / earnestly solicit your vote and influ.
enes' LLOYD n. GRIFFIN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19
South Chestnut st., G.nEsbass.. = " T. V Va.

To the Voters of clarks District, Harrison
County:
desire to announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Justice OF
tRo Peace Tor Clark District, Harrison
County, subject TO tie Primary TO he hello
| JUNE 9th, lNlu
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o z. G. NIcEWARNER.

A am candidate for the Republican
nolninaIion for Justice Of the Pence Tor
Clark district, Harrison County, sublect
to the primary to be held June 9th, 100.
and VIII greatly appreciate your vote and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19

Fer Prosecuting Attorney.
am candidate for the nomination
for Prosecuting Attorney OF narrison
County, West NirginIa, on the Republican
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19
15s Harrison street, Broad Oaks. "

L ami a candidate for the oflcS OF Justice
of the Peace for Clark district, Harrison
COuEty, subject 70 the Will OF the Iispub-
Aean voters at the primary to be held
june O, 1916. l ask for your vote and your
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19

CHARLES f. RANDALL.
Clay District, Shihnst0n, w. Va.
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LUTHER RAYMOND.
l25 Aartland Ave. stealey neIghts.

am a candidate for the Office OF Justice
OF the Peace for Clark District, Harrison
County, subject to the Republican DIT
mary election June U, 1916, Your help gu
EAat day Will be appreciated.
IN, - l.. q. LOCKWOOD.
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shinnston, W. Va. ~

I am n candidate for the Republican
nomination for memper OF the House Of
Delegates for Harrison County, subject to
the primary election on June 9th, 1915,
aud vii appreciate your yete and inau-
ence. ~ 100000,
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JOHN MOORE.


am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for member OF the House Of
delegates for Harrison County, subject to
the primary election, June q, 1916, aud So
hclt your support.
WYATT. W. Va, Eagle DIstriet.
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Clarksburg, W. Va.

am candidate for the Republican
nomination fol Juftiee OF the Peace Ia
Clark district, subject to the primary 70
be held June u lsl6. Your support viii
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19

For Justice of the Peace, Coal pl,trIe,
am u candidate for the Repu6Iican
nomination Tor Justice OF the Peace OF
Coal district, subject to the primary elec-
lon, June u 1915. Your vote and Infir,.
ence IS respectfully solicited.
,,,...s.... NJ y. CARL b. JOHNSON.
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am a candidate for justice of tho peace
OF Clark District, subject to the anproyaI
OF the Republican voters at the prImnry
to be held June u 1915. ! thunk Won In
advance for your support aud INFLUENCE
GEORGE G, MCKINLEY.
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No. 1874 Linden avenue, cIarEsbarS. ". Va.

desire to announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Justice OF
tue Peace for CLARK district, subject 10
the primary TO be held on June o. ibid II
nOminated aud elected ] shall at all times
gives my personal attention to the dis
charge OF my duties. ! respectfully solicit
your vote aud influence.
.e,,.-,.., =, P.R .WosT.
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desire to announce my candidacy for
the Peace for Coal District, Harrison Conn
~, subject 70 the primary to be held luna
Q, 1915. will greatly appreciate your vote
and influence,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19

1 desire to announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Justice 81
the Peace for Coal District, Harrison
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19

BY the earnest request of many friends 1
have decided TO- be candidate for Justice
of the Peace Of Clark District, located in
Industrial and Union Heights, as we have
three voting places and never have had an
years as Justice OF the Peace In Barbonr
county, before 1 came here, and am a
Notary Public today. 1 have had a great
deal Of experience in law. We do ask the
voters to give US an officer out here 10 heIp
10 guard US and to help to protect our
interests as citizens. Let us divide the
offices 80 not TO have them all In town,
JOHN +. MASON,
Notary Public
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clalksburs. W. Va. " 'f TN
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Industrial, East clnrksburg, ". IA. .u0t'

am candidate for the RepubIIcar
nomination for Justice Of the Peace 70,
Clark District, subject to the primary cleo.
ton, June 9, 1915, and respectfully solicit
your support.
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Clarksburg, ". Va.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-04-06
He Ci5s'. Count

Il q Kohissst. the Chicsgo publish
81. registered e. famous bg-el Il
London recently sDt was assigned 70 G
nom On next 70 The top 6e'o-. TIE
following morning he rsng for bel
boy. When there was DO response 70
the second call be lifted the telepb0Ds
receiver and waited 81 vain FOR "Ars
you fberez~ Failing 70 establish an
Communication With the Office. D.
dressed and started for the OHce 10
register Indignation The elerat0s
wagn.t running. He began 10 wal
down. On tie fourth landing be me
q bousen.sId and asked IL strong Oh
rago language what was the matte
with the hotel
Wei sir. ySg SEE. Sir" came tbs
answer. the ZepI.elins were reported
and we were al ordered 70 the cellar
for sd sty"
- After witch Mr.. KOhlsas
aid. We'll I'm OF The next 70 the to-
aOor. and wasn't warned
NO. sir" was the bland reply. -bu'
Jon SET. sir, you don't come under IT,
employer liability act sir."-Every
bodys
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Greerrr re GaeerL


kE-r g-u-iss have fsse- tod C -hE
bIEr- ant -1ez341- manners q Or
Temple. ne fEng1s E-ekDis5g5 %
Cgr-e-Dr-y T1E following Is related
ty Alfred CspTs- & his book q -s-i
risee1rek Nj CEgT-er roDebes =. lie
truth Of tae story az he bard Z re-
hated by the se-TEut who s-DSd behind
Queen EicrE-is q tie OCCASION q liz
nci1srt-
Fer Dages-y sat a. dinner. WIKI ths
archbishop @. Canterbury. ttIs g-E
and grEupy Dr- Temple. 11 OLE side
and Of tas other side Dr.. EEn1a1 Ia
wilson VITO WAS then hisbgT u Win
chester Ear majesty turned toward :
certain c0louial bishop WHO was seated
usrf 70 fbs archbishop O. EGDre-8ur-T
ami sgi1- -Tgu k1gw. Or. Sl--En3-so.
cxn vel rsDsut,sr !Oz preaching a.
BztuDrsl twenty-five years az"
TIE bishop o. Winchester thar sid
Really. your ina 5esty. y8gr memory Is
marvellous. shsolutelF Miraculous
s.Egt a. an sna-led D-. Tempe IN
IFS g-uEest :9neS u told her us jest!
rIrse7t t.eto-z 6inaa-.-
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Why tire pric. Was Low.

4 shabby man entered & small gen
eral store In q Scotch village and asked
the owner, q genuine Scot who was
known far and wide for his pa wky
humor, II he might have su empty soap
box.
AL right" said the shoi,keeper. we
can have one. but the price is two
pence
.'Tuppence." CALCULATED the applicant
That's too much money altogether. ]
can get them for less than that"
Less than twopence; You're dream
ting. man." replied the other. who dis
liked nothing 50 much as hagghng
swhere can re get them for iessY
Down al your neighbors. Tam
sons" was the rejoinder.
"oh," replied the man behind the
counter, apparently much relieved, no
doubt ye would get them for less there.
but / was never fool enough to leave
my boxes outside on the pavement ell
night"
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4 very Old Scot named Gordon. was
rery Ill and his nephew. who had "eT-
pertz tons" from bin. persuaded him
70 make his will After & good deal Of
hesitation the Old fellow az las cyn-
sented u 60 50, AID the testament was
tuly drawn up. As BE- was about TO
sign il. however. his NEPHEW nJtieed
ths. his hand trenbled AID be sp-
pesred 70 grow worse.
George Cor wrote the old nan at
lie end Of his VIII. and then he stop
ped dead
GO On. uncle-6. d. prompted his
nephew II al agony Of apprehension
lest the viii should not be signed
But his uncle sat UP in bed and glRr-
ed az hin ferociOuslg.
dee. dee" he shouted No; II not
dee until I'm ready. re sverreecious
wretch
And 50 determined 10 live had this
incident made him that be didn't -'dee"
either.-Dundee Advertiser.
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CORRESPONDENCE
IRON
NlEgf TOWNS lND COMMUNITIES
5r n. 7-7gr-,.is Soe.-zl C1--~zposoerts
AND WISER
LAKE

Ms Jana Barrier asz- 1ur Alz=-
4 zzr w-aE 10 spend he E--
-
FaaId s9ld rs farm ss Nfzs-
LAKE, q L. johnson q. 4ng-
zr and mpTsc % 5=lilg1sl Il
81 NuDdsFz
Nss B4I4 MrDs91zlo las guns
g. SIS l.. E6e-s sic VI EI,a1l
-. slu I4a-
Th4 Bs-ps-Ss-r9ss C1uA uss
Frh Mr. : Hardy THURSDAY.
z--zz 6
B-r Class. who Eas Da=n Il
tss--z zDour year returned
t-a-z TusseEE evening
Ivy LyUT 5atE for Ns-sul Ia
On L ASIA. Wednesday morning
10 wp~E TO- rne ? 4 7 COMPANY
- Va : L VII gre : pay
Drr Eueis yed q -b4 Grange
tan = Masar LAKE F-sd2. evening
zr-Z : There VII y E5e znG
II efzzs HoelE TIE proceeds Il
.awsro ths final payment t1r she
zgtE
: " Parker va as7d from
s. Likes nosldlzl g lis hoa4s
81 rGav-
NJ sue Ers- : & HeFs~E > :
1eEng twD weeEE v1sf Il -
---1e II TIE bD1le q fh@zr GE1gA-
Mr. Moron Euer
IL KARA Net IL q lie pa
III eaet.rs association q L=a=e
81 Mail - & ne a1cTt0-lEnl
1rs S-D-lhg. ne lev Irss 6enz-
Ok ne e1z-. = 4siEns sg7e =
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< G Davenport. NJ Canon VII fe-
.3ew Ire Na.ca number o he
41d Welfare m2gaXns
T.e5H1as whitaker EH6 .su5 /.
All lszEe Ter Msntanz = Few
lark, W1s-s tneE eEl'=cr % uaEs
AZ lne1r bone
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"5,es. EJDsc.stfont

Charles Creen OLE % Dsekens- Elius
rst0-s. had two mO1eis. Ole q w1ozI
WIS Z I-Eabae feIlgN. willie LIE tssBs-
{Sfega-g by 1sDs- Was ( greedy SCI,
seeking character. sisayE thinking %
n3u4sEszt aid LIS I,e-guisiris-s-
Wbe1 Green WIS On his ds2-ht,ec
Gregory WIS very ofaciO1s. and oIs
dEy Green. DEfIc.nr this, sad 20 hin:
OF. ] haven't forgotten y0u. Greg
0ry. CO. !0a OWN n ny VIII
~ t1e funeral Gregory tnrested q
q wreath and duly attended 70 hear tse
VII read
Green lad kept his word. and tbs
model was n. forgotten
TO M Gear friend Grsg0-y,~ ran
the document Il Ieave. tDr his kid
oess TO ne al illustrated edition o.
Great Expectations.
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&cntxns Dana Ns+naS.

Billy Gibson. who Is conductor Of {
boxing club. tells 0. q bout between
Montana Dan Sullivan. a middle
weight. and rough. rugged fellow
who was nOted Tor bis punching pow
ers. but who was rather slow afoot
Montana Dan apparently held his o.
Donent In great respect He would al.
preach the rough lad cautiously, max
a light lead at him and then skittel
away u far corner " the ring. 1hii
went Oh for a short time. with ths
erOwd watching silently. until final,
Dan reached out a quick left and
Jsbbed the rough one lightly On tn
chin
That's right. DAN" came q thin
piping and very weary voice from tbs
cheapest seats That's ri f4f, Al
.sg0nize bin. Dan: antsgoni e him.
saturday Evening Post
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Sners4srs Gr.l.D

Richard BrinkleF Shs-11a1 one DE-
ellDe5 70 p1Be-DEfe al sfss39-y. n tie
house Of coUmD1s ODE day Sheridan
gave IN opponent The lie direct Called
upVu 20 apologize. the offender replied:
Mr.. Speaker. ] said tie honorable
member was q Lar il is u-8e and an
sorvy tor Il"
The iusuited party WIS D9i satisfied
and said -.
sir refo-te1 sheri6au. the h9o0r-
sbis member csl interpret the terms
.. III statement accyrling 70 his sbl-
IT.. and lie can pEt punctuation usrEs
where il Ileases lin"
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Sounded Like II

Bishop Weldon In his "Recollections
and Reflections" tells the following:
"a governess once tried 10 give her
pupils some idea Of the relative size OF
distant countries By saying. 'Cambodia
Is about as large as SIAM but when
this information was reproduced IN
written exercise one OF the girls put ii
In the words, She says Cambodia IS
about as large as she is
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APPLICATION N0- ssss-
NOTICE OF SALE OF 81 Z
LANUS

NOTICE L HEREBY GIVEN.
Ts-z1 o. TBssday. ths -nd cay d
Esy. 1916. bezxeeu IL foEfz @
4e1 u-Ela.1E Il ia forenoon f1a
sau- O-ezDcE L ths zfz@-1ooHs eoiI-
aaale5zE Z tea V'c2oeE IL IL %
ne.rz q sad car, IL front Q. tie
aalr eE1rarsts d.0pr 10 The equity
E.Lsarz E7oaEs II the eItg q b Ing
an. raan T q W-a-s0-1- sac q
* as ngrol. ezsber r. tk,e County
zuflror 81 sid County o ~
member q fb4 Bos-d . state
Ind CsrH = IS 5olse7s q tf.s state O
. a.. znEzon, - tozlewing dsscrz =
- safe lands, toEe-1e- VIII the
fz g,rE-TA114e-ts Situated -bsreaz. NJ
y SID a. pubs5e snc15on . re
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APPLICATION No skss.
AZ : q sEss q Sc ion Il.
zcw1z.#p 41 ue-n. range szE
H NJ. e9D-asn5ng 40 acres. noe
- less accord : q tie govern
1eLt Ea-F-y tba-eCf. a-F-al==d a
sszgt bb. IEp..sre-el- appraised
= s11kb-DR.
SAID zzn1 vi - SD s1b.=- q
zs tzs-as. eozz--5O-s snd reze'va-
-scrs O C-ar7er Jos q tie S.
s1on Laws q 1911. relating 70 easz-
s-.Ets ter rzz1ts-Cf-vzE and tie
zEr-yinE Of 1si1be-. Esone, mineral
s15 0l4er products oVe- 7he SAM
SAID lands vi be sod for nj
ess 1hs1 ire ep~rz tsed Ta.Ba aboFe
stated saE ur-uu tie ems and cor
zzt3ons following
TERMS AND CONDITIONS or
SALE-Nui less iran ouetanth =
re purchase p-1ee mast - Ea5 a
re time q sale 70 Eae Officer max
-g the sale The purchaser, 4 te
- not ~ OWE Of The ~ prove
1=uts. r. s. forthwith T.sy % re
sfflc=- making tae sac he fll#
azzOu1t q the appraised value a
80 r-oTe1le-ts- - ADORE stated.
Dze-teItA q he nH--hase rriee
zauE- b paid aunszf'y I1e-ezfI=r.
wztt interest q al defer - pay
aelis = the rzts q SIX PEI cent
Hfa pr sEruU. 1ogetter With ar
ersed interest OF suy balance, =
tae sane rzte. PROVIDED. Thai
aEy pure assr may Eake fan PAY
Isut @ principal. Interest and
statutory fees q 10y line and o.
tain de=d OF stale patent. The pG--
chaser q land containing sinb=r
- o-her valuable materials i pro
azb-led ~ Law from cutting o. re-
moving any suea fi.lbsr or matsr-
ais without fist obtaining consent
= TIE Commissioners Of Public
Lands or the bsard. RnIn tie ful
sznou't Of the purchase Pr5ez has
b=an Val5 and d-e5 issaed-
All sales Of state lands sra made
= b5eeI 70 the Reservations Of oils.
Uses, coal. ores. minerals and fos-
as OF every name. kind and de-
scriPtion, and 10 the ADDITIONAL
terms and conditions pres rii.ed II
he at Of TIE legislature approved
Narch 90. 1897. being sec ion . Of
ei.aT;er 25s CT the Laws q 1897
TIE above described lands are
offered for sale il Pursuance o. at
order Of the Board OF State Land
Commissioners. and an order OF
sale duly Issued and GER flied by
the Commissioner Of Pubic Lands
: tie State Of Washington uoE .
lle in the office Of the county
auditor Of said e0unty.
CLARK Y SAYIDGE.
Commi = ner Of Pubic La 16s
First publication. Mar -, 1916.
Last publication, Apr. %. 1915
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TREES THoUsANDs-of all var.

TREES THOUSANDS-Of all ware
ties. beoyy On pruLes. graf.ee
FIanquctte p1re strain of VIRGO
ran wiina.s, everything in the
nursery lie, seed potatoes. Buy
direct from the man who grows
EsYe 50 per cent fno agents. b.
buying direct from Us. We sell
right. Write for planters price
list rs years In business. Carl
ton Nursery Co, Carlton Oregon
3-g-4t-e
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M dzsaozzze e. LTadel Il jan
kesur'f Orsrz HOUSE q J n
Fr5csv. All :. undar ElEfsla-.-s q
$50 AID Basl4 sz1ce-'E
TuI5e-Eov ne Bzols lz1nl1s-=s
Tsese Wars WI EDa War
No euzsee-50zE SezsE fr7s
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T.-s -, Ho-e

Take 31T nuDs
Ano make 9 r.aes L [11-zs uw- hsz- .u-
La~
AuS give h. I'm. % g-rE and cherish
1z-
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New Britain herald., 1916-01-19
CURRAN WILL LEAD
 N. B. M. $. ELEVEN
Star Lineman on Championship Team to Lead 1916 EIeven-Has
 Fine Record

Sidney Curran was elected captain of the New Britain High School foot ball team for the next season, at meeting of the players yesterday af- ternOon. HereceiVed nine votes and f1enry Kopolowitz. the star end, re- ce1ved three votes. Curran played guard the first year on the team and was shifted to tackle during the season Just passed. He was never a shining star, chiefly because the opportunity TOT individual play seldom presented ltself, but he has given all that could De oeslred towards the winning of games and as a steady, hard working
 lIleman, is, the equal of any turned out or the local school in recent years lie was member or this <. years graduating class, but because of his lather,s illness, he left school some months ago. He will return next wear to be graduated: Curran is the son or John K. Curran, the local druggist and brother of Edward Curran a former high school star and now..a member of the Middlebury college team.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-19
GIBBONS PUTS K. D.
 ON YOUNG AHEARN
Western Boxer Drops BrOOklynite
 for Count in First Round

St Paul, Jan. 19-Mi<e Gibbons of St. Paul knocked out Young Ahearn in the first round of their scheduled ten-round bout here last night.
 The fight had been in progress about a minute and a half when Gib- bons worked his man over to the cor- ner, and, with a smashing right swing to the jaw, sent him to the floor for the count.
 The summary defeat of Ahearn, who has posed as strong candidate for the middleweight honors and had beaten several good middleweights in Europe is a crushing blow to the Englishman.
 This is the second time Gibbons has stopped sAhearn, the other oc- casion being June 13, 1913, in New York the sleep punch landing in the fourth round. --
 It was thought that Ahearn, who had grown .Jheavier since his first defeat and who. had improved to spch an extent that he was regarded as worthy foe for Carpenter and Gun boat Smith, would make a better showing in last nights encounter. Ahearn was supposed to have de- 1 veloped heavy punch, and while ! the western betters made Gibbons 3-to-5 favorite, still it was the gen. eral belief that Ahearn would give tho 1 St. Paul Ghost hard battle