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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18
 QUEENSBERRY
 CHAMPIONSHIP

 livan, the recognized king of fight CTS under the London prize rins rules. and the signing of Jess Viii lard, the champion under the Mar Quis of Queensberry rules, with Fred Fulton for the championship, 1t will be of interest to the followers of the ring sport to read of the hold CTS of the championship title since the acceptance of the Queensberry rules.
 On September. 2. 1892. at New Or leans, La., the first battle under the new rules was fought, the con testants being John l.. Sullivan, the exponent of the London prize ring rules, and James J. Corbett. This fight was under the Queensberry rules. the first ring contest to be governed by them. Corbett disposed of his opponent in twenty-one rounds and acquired the title of heavy weight champion of America.
 Since that time the following heavyweight championship fights have taken place:
 Jan. 25. 1S94-At Jacksonville, Fla, Jim Corbett knocked out Char ley Mitchell, champion of England, three rounds.
 March IT, 1897-At Carson City. New, Bob Fitzsimmons won from J. J. Corbett. fourteen rounds. for the championship of the world.
 June g. 1899-At Coney Island, N. Y, J. J. Jeffries knocked out Bob Fitzsimmons. eleven rounds. for the championship of the world
 Nov. 3. 1S99-At Coney Island, N. Y., J. J. Jeffries won from Thomas J. Sharkey, challenger. twenty-five rounds. for the championship of the world.
 July 25, 19O2-At San Francisco. Cal, J. J. Jeffries knocked out Bob Fitzsimmons, challenger, In eight rounds, for the championship of the world.
 Aug. IA, 1903-At San Francisco, Cal. J. J. Jeffries knocked out J. J. Corbett. challenger. ten rounds. for the championship of the world.
 Aug. 26. 19O4-At San Francisco, Cal, J. J. Jeffries defeated Jack Munroe. challenger, two rounds, for the championship of the world.
 July 3. 19O5-J. J. Jeffries. having previously announced his retirement, officiated as referee at Reno. New, and declared Marvin Hart champion when the latter knocked out Jack Root in twelve rounds.
 Feb. 23, 190o-At Los Angeles, Cal. Tommy Burns won from Mar. win Hart, twenty rounds. and claim. ad the title.
 May 2. 1907-Los Angeles, Cal, Tommy Burns won from Jack O'Brien, twenty rounds, for the championship of the world.
 July 4, 1907-At Colma, Cal, Tom. my Burns knocked out Bill Squires, one round. for the championship of the world.
 Dec. 26, 190S-At Sydney, Aus. tralia. Jack Johnson (colored)' won from Tommy Burns. fourteen rounds. for the championship of the world.
 Oct. 16, 1909-At Colma, Cal, Jack Johnson knocked out Stanley Ketchel in twelve rounds for the champion. ship of the world.
 July 4. 1910-At Reno, New, Jack Johnson knocked out J. J. Jeffries, fifteen rounds, for the championship of the world.
 July 4, 1912-At Las Vegas, N. M, Jack Johnson won from Jim Flynn, nine rounds. for the cham pionship of the world.
 June 27, 1914-At Paris, France, Jack Johnson won from Frank Mo ran, twenty rounds for the cham. pionship of the world. April 5. 1915-At Havana. Cuba, Jess Willard knocked out Jack John. son. twenty.six rounds. for the cham. pionship of the world.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18
FORTUNE HUNT
 AFTER THE WAR

LONDON. Feb. 12.-Salvage com panies here are already working out schemes to recover the fortunes af- ter the war lying in torpedoed ships at the bottom of the sea. Apart from the bullion and silver in the sunken ships. there Is a large quan- tity of other valuable metals worth diving for. Many of the spots have been marked by enterprising salvage men with an eye to the future.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18
BURIAL
 THIS MORNING

The funeral of Frank McHugh, who was burned to death at Brook. recently, will be held this morning at 9:30 from the Catholic church Interment will be made in the Fair banks cemetery.
 Acting as pail bearers will be Thomas Seward. Andy McKensie. Edward McAdam, Patrick Driscoll,
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18
ATTA BOY!

Henry Boozeman. who has saloon at Second and Grant streets. Pitts burg, has changed the name of his place from Dutch Henry's Cafe," to Yankee Henry's Cafe."
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18
EXACTLY SO.

"I saw quite an appropriate com bination the other night" What was it?"
 "some birdmep on a lark"
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18

He--Surely you've heard the charge lof the Light Brigade? Shelly. how interesting-then
 they were all blondes.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18

the Ceferino was rescued by the submarine and taken to a port in the Canary Islands.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18

W. T. Burns. of Big Eldorado. came in on last nights train for short visit.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18

Frank Tondro left yesterday fol Nenana,
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-02-18

CTdtlC anu WucIucI 6OSCihAChI oi the people and by the people shall obtain throughout the earth or shall perish everywhere.
 we war Germany because there Is an irreconcilable conflict between the ideal of this Republic and the dominating German Autocracy. We fight her because her success would mean the end. of freedom every where. Humanity will never forgive her and history will never forget. She is the outlaw and worse than the American people.
 "The American people are united as never before in stern and reso. lute purpose. Events have followed events and the frightfulness of the German military policy has appalled, us. A shudder of horror ran through barbarian-the Ishmaelite among the Nations of the Earth. There can never be peace between her and this Republic, until that autocracy within her Is crushed. A peace now would only mean death struggle later on between American ideals and an unconquered German autoc racy. A peace now would be a compromise and there never can be a peace between liberty and tyran ny. A peace now would mean sur render and this would mean defeat
 "This Is the supreme hour in the life of this Republic and the world A, new social and economic order is emerging in every land, by the
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-26
Is PERCENT Of
CORN CROP SAFE
That Percentage in Northern
Part of State Beyond
Freezing.
lews-rlme. speclaI servIc.:


INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Sept 26-
AIors than 70 per cent OF the corn
crop In the northern part OF the
state now is safe from freezing
weather. and in some localities Il
all is safe. the weekly crop bulletin
issued through the local office OF the
weather bureau for the state OF In
diana says Wednesday. In the cen
tral part Of the state about 20 per
cent Of the corn is safe. and in the
southern part so per cent.
Warm dry weather viii advance
the crop to maturity rapidly. the
report says.
As compared with the normal, the
past week has been the coolest Of
the present season. and about II
degrees below the average. The
frosts and freezes in some parts Of
the state during the week did not do
more than slight damage. nipPing
leaves of growing crops mostly. The
report continues:
Pastures. meadows and young
clover are now in first class shape
generally. on account OF cold. to
matoes ripened but little, and much
Of the partially ripened crop was
picked during the week. Much
wheat was sown in most parts OF
the northern division, very little
work was accomplished. chiefly be
cause OF wet soil"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-26
RECOMMEND $3.50
AS MINIMUM PRICE FOR
HOGS DURING WAR

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.-Guar-
antee 70 farmers of minimum
price Of $3.50 a hundred pounds FOR
hogs during the war is recommended
10y the national agricultural advisory
committee in a report submitted to-
dav TO the food administration.
Though the food administration pos
sesses no power 10 fix definite prices
for hogs or for corn the report
points BUT that prices may be regu-
lated TO great extent through CON
trolled orders for the army. navy,
allies and export trade.
In dealing with packers in respect
to the coOrdinated purpose Of pork
recommends that directions should,
if eessary include a definite price
basis in advance from month 10
month for packers purchase, or hogs
upon which such orders viii Dee
based" The minimum price of
$3.50 a hundredweight he com
mittee believes. would insure "a
profitable price 10 the producer and
a fair price TO the consumer. The
price al the various markets would
be calculated on the average OF
packers droves at Chicago
In fixing "A definite basis from
month to month the report says hog
prices should be based on the aver
age farm value Of corn the gen
eral corn figures being determined
by prices in the eight leading hos
and corn states in the five months
preceding the month in which the
hogs are marketed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-26

200 acres Of good neavy land, lays a
little rolling, acres orchard. about 80
acres of clover, Il acres Of timber.
Spring fed pond right ut the barnyard
for stock, lays on min road. close to
market and So. Bend. Good house OF IL
rooms, large barns and graInarles.
Worth 500 Price $40. II. p. Sill A. u.
Voigt. Mgr. B. p. 432. w. A. Morris.
Central Realty Co, 800 Citizens's Bank
Bldg. 7134-tf