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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22

Two veterans Of the big show, Chief
Albert Bender and Frivolous Nick
Altrock, appeared on the same bill yes
kerday afternoon at Owner Wilson.
popular yawn yard and their skit
Ec0red q knockout. Anyone could see
they had gotten across" by merely
kiimping In = most casual manner al
The large audience. 40
Albert's greatest hit WAS made with
re-vamp Of the same act he always
Ra&es since coming to entertain us
Hushmen-(score to 3D. The big
Indian doesn't seem to be able to do
hnythinE else but he continues to get
b. with his now ancient victory
XXX.
It was tho same song-and-dance he
brought down from Philly. with only
HE minorest of changes. but local
audiences seem to eat 1t up. They
t2n.t get enough of it
Bender would. OF course. have gone
big right by himself. but the IRE.
pressfble Nicodemus was caught
Enooping around the lot with Gajdi.
That's the African name for Ivory
knife55 and Is used in describing the
nstrumant carried by the native TO
tenove the tusks OF bull elephants.
Norman johnson, who was moptng
hround wondering what he was going
b do without hts old side-kick. Pop
5haffer. who was sent to petersburg
10 punishment for an unknown crime.
brfed the sinking form OF the bone
kleugh as he detoured towards the
eiub- house. Norman was on him In
hash and had his promise to umpire
The bases before Nick could recover his
potse,
Nick umpired the bases, all right.
h you don't believe It. ask anyone liv-
ng this side OF Eighth street When
be finished calling man out there
vas absolutely nothing left to argue
about
Between decisions. which were not
Fery frequent. Nick con~sffsed bleach
erx and grand stand by walking the
tight rope. by "aping" players along
he coaching line, by taking his cap
bff. bv putting his cap on. by walking
drnnkeniy. by walking straight. and
by lust standing still and looking nat
aral
Nick did not venture an opinion on
my mator-league probabilities. other
han commenting on the good work or
ne Richmond hurier and prophesying
That few more seasons In which 10
steafy down and gain valuable expe-
Renee would see the kid under the big
Eent.
WAS SEVENTH STRAIGHT
FOR ZIG CHIPPEWA
Rsnder's victory was his seventh
straight win, and. Just strictly between
friends, he was lucky, to put IT mildly.
Ia get away with yesterdays game.
The Chiefs arm was sore, as witness
hts e-game statement. AS witness
Also the eleven safe smashes collected
by the Rivcting gam
Jones led with the mace with
khree bingles in four trips. but IT was
Dur own Charlie Strain who started
khe stitches on the old onion and gave
Il about the longest ride recorded at
Mr. wilson's pasture this season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22

Summary: Two base hits-Bran-
nigan. Home runs--Strain. Sacrifice
hits--Bass, Pay. Daughton. Stolen
bases-Abbott. Hill, Daughton. Double
nlay--Beuder (unassisted). Left on
Z; Newport News.
6. struck out-hy Bender, 8; by Har-
ris, A. Base on balls--off Harris, 4.
Hit by piteher-by Harris tRass, Gil
hland); by Bender. tHenges). Time
lilo. Umpires-Johnson and AIT
rock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22
Rcs,,lts Yesterday
international League.

Toronto. S: Jersey City, o.
Buffalo. I; Reading. 2-(first
|Eame).
second game; Buffalo, S; Read
kng, 6.
first game: Binghamton. l; New
second game: Hinshamton. 8;
Newark, 3.
. 'FisaIs game: Rochester, 5; Balti-
|6a8re. =.
6sc6nd game: Rochester, s; Balti-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22

Standing OF Clubs.

Games To-day.
tNone scheduled).
Results Yesterday.
Cleveland, /; New York. 2.
Chicago. 5; Washington. 6,
Detroit. s; Philadelphia, l2
St. Louis, 8; Boston. :. {CaIled end
OF ninth by agreement).
Score by Innings.
At New York r. H. E.
Cleveland .00001 900 OIL II 2
New York ..0001 O00lx-2 0
Batteries--Morton and O'Neill .
Thormahlen and Hannah.
At Washington: r. H. f.
Chicago 30 0 l 2 0 0 0 0-8 10 !
Washington 2 0h220 0x-6 8 4
Batteries-Faber Danforth and
Schalk; Lynn, jerks. johnson and
Picinich.
At Philadelphia; r, H. e.
Detroit (. ..020 O 0 o q 0 b. IL 3
Philadelphia 0 O4o41x-l2 IA 2
Observation-Disclosures. Love and STAN
age: Perry and Perkins.
At Boston-(Called by
agreement):~ r. II. =.
st. Louis ....oo3oooooo-s g 2
Boston. ....02 00000l 0
-Weilmln, ahocker and
Severcid; Pennock, Caldwell and Wal
tiers. MeasAiiA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22
Medicos to Meet.

A special meeting OF the Academy
Of Medicine and Surgery will be
held in the Jefferson auditorium Tues
day evening, June "a. at $50 O'Clock
This is the Welcome Home meeting
to members in the service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22

Summary: Two-base hits--McCon-
nell. Three-base hits--McConnell
Munich. Magic. Sacrifice hits--Her-
riott. 2, Hinckey. Stolen hases-Old-
ring, Hitler, Hinkey. 2. Double plays
Grow to Munich to Gillian, Her
riott tunassisted); Mcconnell to Keat-
ing to Herriott--hit by pitched ball
Munich. Struck out by Covington, 2.
Base on balls--by Echert, Q; Coving-
ton, Il. Left on hases--SuffOlk, s.:
Petersburg, L Time--l.30. Empires
---Schaffer and LaroucQu~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22
! Virginia League.

Games Monday.
Richmond at Petersburg.
Norfolk at Suffolk.
Newport News at Portsmouth
Results Yesterday.
Eewport News, 3 Richmond. 4.
suffolk, o.; Petersburg. 4.
1 Portsmouth. s; Norfolk, l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22

Taka-Kola .....0 $50 0 ! 0 u
Summary: Two-base hits---Blunt.
Three-base hits-Nunallie. Stolen
bAses-W. Bell, 3: Nunallie. Wood
ward, Blunt, Poh. Wharton, Amos.
Sacrifice hits-Poh. Nunailie, Hit by
pitched ball-Smithers, Strain. Left
on bases-C. III. A. c., &: Taxa kola
TO- Bases on balls-off Loroman, 3;
on Davis, 7. Struck out--by I4oroman,
,: by Davis. ~. Time OF game-Twc
hours Umpire-R shelton. Scorer
sutton.
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Score by Innings

Sc0Fe ny IuUIuRSs
At Chicago: X. n. r..
lBreoklyn .eA021 0 0 e---3 10
chicago 20 0 0 %
Observation-Disclosures and Miller,
Martin. Hendrix and O'Farrell.
At st. Louis. r, n. T..
New York % 0 0 o 0 OIL ! o. s l
81 Louis 40 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 OIL l
Battertes-Causey and Smith. Doak
|hnd snyder
At Pittsburg-: X. RI. Il.
fRoston 100 0 q 0 0 0 % Q
k,urshurg % 0 0 ! 0 0 0 x--1 5 0
misunderstanding and Tragessor
adams and Schmidt.
At Cincinnati: r. II. +.
o. 0 0 0 0 0 3 0--5 0
Cincinnati 20 0 0 0 0 1 n--4 IL
Batteries-Hackard and Adams;
Fisher and Rariden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22
Results Yesterday

Brooklyn. 3: Chicago, 0.
New York. 2: ST. Louis, l.
Boston, o. Pittsburg. /.
Philadelphia, 8. Cincinnati, 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standing of Gibbs.

Games Today.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New \ ork at Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
Fifth Dangerous
BETTY BROWN FINDS JACK
DEMPSEY'S SWEETHEART
TELL HIM TO BE CAREFUL IN THE FIFTH ROUND
THAT'S HIS MOST DANGEROUS ROUND"

hearts, "just turned eight
years old"
unul week ago Helen was DOS
sessed with long golden curls.
Then in the course of nature and
hot weather those curls became
nuisance-tangly and hot, and all
that, and Helen voted for A bobbed
coiffure-and got it.
But just because she cut off her
hair she didn't cut away her fem.
mime wiles with it! Certainly mott
Romantic Stunt
What did this daughter of Eve do
but choose from the shorn and shin
ing mass. the longest goldenest curl
of all-and tie it up in blue ribbon
and white tissue paper-and carry IL
straight to her Jack.
What did he do, Helen, when Won
gave him your curl?" | asked.
Il just told him to open it-and
then he did-and he looked-and he
iaughed-and then he went to the
house and put il in little box and
locked it up in his trunk" said
Helen, the una Dashed.
And then Ernest, Helen's brother.
broke in:
He Rugged her. toor'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
FAKE FIGHT
TICKETS ARE
BEING SOLD
BY ii. G. HAMILTON

BY ii. &. HAMILTON
United Press Staff Correspondent
TOLEDO. July Flake fight
tickets have made their appear
ance in different parts Of the
country, according 10 complaint
made to Toledo police yesterday
by Frank Flournoy, Tex Rick
ards partner in promoting the
WiIIard-Dempsey battle here ON
July 4.
Yesterday a Cincinnati man ex.
hibited to F'lourney a ticket which
he said he had purchased in Cincin.
natl for $40. This ticket, while not
exactly like those used by the pro-
motors, WAS marked with the seat
and section and carried the
title "Willard-Dempsey" fight print
ed across 1t. Stamped in red across
the face Of the ticket appeared the
price for the best seats for the To
ledo arena-s60.
The Cincinnati man thought he
was buying the ticket at $50 dis
count.
Below the seat number, in small
letters. appeared the advertisement
of a cigar known as "El Rico"
F'lourney asked the Toledo police
TO notify police all over the country
to be on the lookout for confidence
men who were peddling the fake
tickets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
BY BETTY BROWN
n Il. A. Fight Bureau

u
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 1.-Mr. Jack
Dempsey is having a love affair!
Right here in Toledo.
When he should properly be Civ
ing all his time and thoughts to the
worlds boxing championship-he has
thrown discretion to the winds and
acquired n sweetheart.
She visits him daily at his training
camp!
She has such a firm hold on our
hero's heart that no others need ap-
ply.
She loves him devotedIy and he
loves her ardently. and they both ad-
nit II freely and in public.
Only this morning | caught the
two engrossed in the sentimental
business of carving their inter-
twined in initials on fallen log on
Maumee Beach,
1t looks like "A serious affair.
Everybody thought Jack Dempsey
was immune to feminine allure
ments.
After 81 Years.
He's gone unwed and unenga ged
for "A whole years-and NOW
after four short weeks, this charm
ing Toledo girl has made him an UNI
resisting captive.
Mr.. Dempsey's sweetheart is Miss
Helen Dowell. She lives in a pretty,
brown bungalow half-block from
the Dempsey camp.
She is a petite blonde-the honest.
to-goodness golden-haired type
with beautifully sweeping black eye
lashes and smiling, shy blue eyes.
She doesn't bother about being
dressed up all the time-or fuss
about a chaperone with all those
men-or worry about the conven.
tons at all.
The Secrets Out
Shc does ms she pleases-and
every body thinks it's perfectly
right-for Helen, Jacks sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
Seattle Fans
FAVOR Young
Star to Win
Pick Dempsey to Beat less;
Youth Will Win, Say
Critics
BY LEO II. LASSEN


Jack Dempsey will be the
world champion heavyweight
after the Fourth OF July, II pre-
dictions Of local fight experts
come true.
In the poll Of local sportsmen
3s fighters and fight fans IA
vorcd Dempsey 10 win and 10
favored Willard 10 cop the hon
ors. Betting In Seattle il Mt
even money and with Willard
slight favorite In some quarters.
Most Of Seattle fight critics
think the battle will 20 tho IL
rounds.
Dempsey Ia favored because OF his
youth. They don't come back" Is
the pet slogan of Seattle ring nota.
blcs.
Il have seen many championship
battles" says Jim Davis. local
sportsman. and age always bows 10
youth. pick Dempsey TO win this
fight and look for a knockout in the
seventh or eighth round"
frankie Murphy. Coast flywcight
king, who knows quite n bit about
boxing himself. picks willard TO cop
the big honors In the Fourth OF July
bount.
Willard Is too big and he Is the
better boxer" says frankie. give
me the boxer every time. He beats
tho ono punch battlcr nine out OF
ten times"
After seeing Frankie who knows
how to box. and has defeated lots OF
men heavier and harder hitters than
himself. this fact is not TO be denied.
Willard is credited with being bet.
ter boxer than Jack. willard. with
his strong left will bother Dcmp.
sey. whose kick is In his right mitt.
Brown Picks Jack
Bill Brown, OF Brown & Hulcn's.
picks Dempsey 20 win. Jess Is too
old to stop Jack" says Bill.
Lonnic Austin. local fight pro-
moter, can't see anybody but Demp-
sey.
when | was in my eos. hard
punches In fight never bothered
me much, aitho "A lot OF 'cm stung, I"
says Lonnie. but now. II some one
hits me easily in the wind. I feel 1t
clear down my spine. and keep in
training, too. Age can't stand the
gaff. Dempsey VIII wear Willard to
a fragile before II is over"
Lonnic Was Champ
Lonnie was formerly welterweight
champion of the Northwest. He ID
now on the brink OF 40 years OF age.
near Wizards mark, and many fans
turnout the country are making the
same prediction. that Willard is too
old.
Ad Schacht. referee and we'll
versed in ring tactics. picks Willard
to win.
"a good big man always beats q
good little man." says Ad. Willard
will knock Jack for a goal"
And 40 on down the line. VIII
Dempsey's youth win for the Giant
Killer? Is Willard too big for the
challenger? Similar questions are
the big dope in fight circles thruout
the land on the eve OF the biggest
heavyweight battle in four years
that only the fight itself will be
able to answer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
Carpenter Will
Tour u. S. A. Soon

LONDON. July Admitted rrers)
George Macdonald announced today
that Georges Carpenter. European
heavyweight champion, will tour
America tho first four months OF
1920.
Macdonald, who will handle Car
penticr during tho tour, aaid there
would be no chance of his man meet.
ing Jack Dempsey, Mike Gibbons or
Mike O,Dowd before April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

great bulk, had undersize hands. the
wise ones would unhesitatingly flock
TO Dempsey. the challenger. But his
hands are as big proportionately as
his feet. and again Dempsey is out
measured.
Jess has had one accident to his
hands. pushing in a knucl<le on his
right hand in the Moran fight three
years ago.
Dempsey's hands are in splendid
condition. His fists have sent many
a hopeful to the canvas for the full
count of TO-
Jess hand is so big he can hit you
in both eyes at one blow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

They do In fistic circles. II a
fighter Is tall and has small feet he
can be easily toppled over with
punches to the head.
Jack johnson was tall. thin OF legs.
but had big feet which made It hard
to rock him with high blows.
Jeffries had big feet. too. and II was
hard to topple him. .
Ample Footing
Both Willard and Dempsey have
ample footing. They're both W ell /
taken care of in that respect, allow
ing each to take punches and in turn
get well set to deliver a punch.
Again. II Jess Willard, despite his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
WATCH
MEN FOR BIG
JULY 4 MIX

TOLEDO. July Jess Willard
named Ed w. Cochrane. sports cdi-
tor of the Kansas City Journal, his
timekeeper for the July 4 bout.
Cochrane is one of the best known
followers of pugilism. He is a ref.
cree of some reputation and was
given consideration when the referee
for the Willard-Dempsey bout was
picked.
]. o. Barnon OF New York will be
Dempsey's timekeeper.
Tex Richard made a payment Of
$4,000 to the Toledo Boxing COM
mission today. This is part Of the
per cent of the fight proceeds
that will be given to Toledo chari-
ties. Richard estimates that more
than $4,000 more will be paid after
the fight.
Hotel bellhops will make almost -
much out Of II as Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
JOHNSON IDOL ~

Los ANGELES. July Jack
Johnson, former heavyweight cham.
pion OF the world, is In Mexico City,
acting AS athletic trainer for party
of noted Mexican generals. according
to +. NJ Snyder, Los Angeles con-
tractor. who has Just returned from
a six months tour of Mexico. shy.
dsr says Johnson Is an idol Of Mexico
CITY, 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

Pretty bunEaicers within radius
Of "A half-mile Of tho training camps
are engaged In selling 90 per cent
Lemonade. postcard pictures Of the
boxers. or space In their front yards
for the fans to park their filvvors,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

easy. He has nothing but brute strength
He Is slow on his feet. and does not have
the boxing ability to land his punch with
the maximum Of force. Dempsey Will
knock him out.
JIM FLYNN have knocked out
Dempsey md besu knocked out by
Jack. hut this has na hearing on my
selection for the coming fight.
think Willard IL too big for Jack.
and look for him TO win rather
easily.
TOMMY BURNS will take a flyer
on Jack Dempsey to defeat Jess willard
The champions long lay-off has been too
much for him to round up into proper
fighting condition. and with a strong.
rushing fighter and terrific puncher
like Dempsey coming at him ! figure
that willard will have to win in Iess
than 10 rounds or he will be knocked out.
JIM JEFFRIEs-I watched VIII
1ard's workouts ut Los Angeles be-
fore he went Fast. and I want to say
that Willard " In good shape to give
. good account Of himself on July 4.
When he meets Dempsey he will be
as fine as he ever was. OF course,
whether or not his stamina and stay
ing powers will be as good as they
ever were can only be told by the
ring battle.
EDDIE McGOORTY-Pve seen ali the
best Of the heavyweights for the past 10
years. and think Dempsey the greatest
OF the bunch. He has a real haymaking
wallop. I've seen him in the gym nasiifn
and In the ring He's clever and crafty.
and makes no mistakes when the proper
openings occur for the goods to be de-
liyered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
French Ring King May
Tackle Willard or ].
Dempsey After July 4
Carpenter Is Veteran of Ring at rs; Was
] War Hero in Air Service
WONDER OF RING

25 a
He fought in the eight the He
when but old his
bantamweght
class He recognized
He to figure match Labor with the best heavyweight
England. will o
actio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
BY FRED TURBYVILLE
N. +. A. Fight Bureau

TOLEDO O., July 2.-The next worlds heavyweight
championship match will be between the winner of the
ilardDempsey mbrogo here July 4h and the champion
of Europe The latter all probability will be Georges Car
pentie for he is recognized the premier fsc per-
former the other side and chances he will such
honors for a time yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

Tho cherry crop Is going to waste
hcronbouts. No one has tlme to pick
tho fruit, They're NIL busy picking
quarters and iron men from the as
scmbling fight crowd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

n a fight bug gets heme In his bee,
hen be lucky,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
Jack Kearns Will
II AXE Champ Abroad

If the winner of the July 4h fight is Jess Willard very
likely the battle will be held this side of the pond and
good bet for its location Chicago where the 0round box
ing law recently passed has set the fight bugs agog
If the winner of the fight here is Jack Dempsey it is
mighty probable that Jack Kearns will take the cham
pion to Europe and the first big match that side of
pond will be between Carpenter and Dempsey.
If Dempsey wins he will want action, and lots of it, He
will in the ring much oftener than any heavy
weight champion of modern days. He doesn't like loaf
Both Dempsey and Keans have promised that in event of
victory Independence day the public will not have to
camor for the appearance ring of the champion
WOULD American boxing fans and critics
up GAME ,ronah,, o.. n,.u,r.o,,~ =. ,.,..,-
NN"N''"s
einer wizard or dempsey
would triumph match
"A ways a match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
BY FRED TURBYvILLE

TOLEDO, O., July 1.-The male of the species invaria
bly, final judgment the female of the species
end of the feet But whoever allowed the
foot of the male to cut any figure?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

eans of them may farm a esm.
rany and bury out their present baes
After the Fourth,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
:S;'|;:;;;sslIi||||||||aA

Maybe Jack Kearns figures
silk will win the fight" He
has a trunk full OF silk shirts.
It's getting hot around here. Jess
Willard has replaced his full.length
tights with georgette crepe de chine
boomers. Looks funny without his
Teddy Bears.
Jack Dempsey can be Iife
guard IL he loses the fight. He's
sunburned the color OF broiled
steak.
But the blacklist thing around
the Dempsey camp is Jamaica Kid,
alias Dark Midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

DEMPSEY'S feet are big enough for his size. So
- are Wizards. The comparison shown above is
accurate. Photographer Bob Dorman took the pic
lures at full length of the ens-five feet The outer
line is Wizards foot. Inside Is Dempseys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
Fifth Round Will Be
Dangerous Session in
Mix for Jack Dempsey
So Says Seer in Toledo; Dempsey VIII
Get Lots of Kale, Declares Palmist Ex-
pert .# ~sssta
BY BETTY BROWN

TOLEDO, Ohio, July IF you believe in signs-put
your money Jack Dempsey
ship '
It's in his palm. It's in the spiritual influences hover
ing Jacks head According to all the signs Jacks
GREAT NOTORIETY!
noted and successful of Toedos combination
palmist and sprtuaistc medium-who gave reading
OF Jacks palm accurate and thrilling I'm ready to
go out and bet money him myself!
can't tell the dy paistr the law"
for on 1 ~s . s' S.e
serappins ct al at his training camp
However sahed out the pmis lady, and flashed the palm i'm
Without knowing identity
Dangerous Business
kind Of Dunsss he an AVIATOR Noo
specially beware
% @ ,s sns to get thru what he's tAens all right
Hes big flow~o of energy and power He's so determined he
what going wonderful
notoriey' IT'S an right there IT'S
the future don't thing him
to Get Money
going money he
/ o i NAL a o
is
when IS
Il
in truhana find out
~ S%ss i. :..%:s e. - s.ss:, ! -
timer - a
THAT explains
thing in his favor-he's {
skill it He thinks He work. ,.ep
Fifth Dangerous
As hin ms TO MOST sE CANCER nASckoEs 1E % ROUNDS
She
'Oneyes-ten to take 1t
will he
carefulsix
fine here-that's -
- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

nEu a'fgasu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
just Opinions

SAM Ian FoR RID - wiIlsrd's
weight and all round ability will win
for him. IL h asking too much Of
Dempsey to beat that big fellow I
fed sorry for him. for he seems TO be
. nice little fellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

MIKE GIBBONS = wilIard's CT
psrience, punch and great strength.
will he too much for Dempsey to
surmount. II takes more than game
ness TO whip willard Ask Frank
Moran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

Sho does ms she pleases-and
everybody thinks it's perfectly
right-for Helen, Jacks sweet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

contact with some OF the bip, vol.
a a "ires with which the TO ,m was
IiIied' her clothing caught fire. ant
sne was so severely burned that 81,
uieo IN about IL hours, a,.hougt
everything possible was done for hel
rehei. or course this poor girl hac
no right to be there at all, and he,
oeatn was the direct result of hel
own heedlessness. She was evidentl,
ignorant Of her danger and would no
TAKE seriously. the warnings and en-.
treaties Of Mr.. Tuley.
The evidence VI Mr.. Tuley show
tnat this woman had been IN .hs
habit OF coming :..ere. and elso thai
other women had been seen goins
through the dam. We are u,.ablc e
comprehend why tfic company ilas
permitted the pubic. and especial,y
women. to freauert this dangerous
place. 1t ought .3s to require thi!
entirely needless and unnecessary
sacrifsce of human life to Co, strain
tnis company - so guard its con-
structlon wort<s that the Public gen
eraly. and espsrially the .areleY,
a sI ienorant. shall be kept away from
we recomm AMI that sten.
taken to adequately guard tsain w,nrk
and that such r.ecsutions he takss
as will make such an unfortunate a.
cident as we are now considering. i'm !.
possible in the fu.ur.."