davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-22
Metric Denominations.

The metric denominations and
values for measures Of capacity are a.
follows: Kiioliter or stere. 1000 liters.
equals one cubic meter; hectoliter, 100
liters, equals one-tenth Of cubic me
ter; dekoliter. ten liters. equals ten
cubic decimeters; liter. equals one
cubic decimeter; deciliter, one-tenth
Of q liter. equals one-tenth Of a cubic
decimeter: centilitef. one one-hun-
dredth Of liter, equals ten cubic CEN
timeters: miIlter. one one-thousandth
Of liter. equals one cubic centimeter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-22

At the Old Trails Convention, which
met in Durango last week, the reso-
luton was adopted to advocate the
establishment of . 1000 mile scenic
loop drive IN Colombo. This drive
will include the rad constructed from
Durango to Sflverton, and then to
Montr0se via Ouray and On to Gun
ni1on and SelidA. This win be an
otAer attraction for tourists coming
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-22
Old. Thine Temperanee pledce.

oId-Tlme Temperance Pledge
An interesting relic Of bygone 6AyD
has come into the possession Of TIE
Scottish Society Of Antiquaries, in the
form Of q minute book Of tie bu.gh
Of Delkirk which reveals IN instance
of burgher who decided 70 ''take IL
pasdge" not to touch drink. - long 49,
~ 15o2. Tho burghef. Thomas Kssss
eave q his bond ~eas pair = nay -
1t hesikia" - -s.ssg
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at Montrose, Col
orado, July 10, 1919.

~. .. Aouu OuiCe at 0OuLrO6ep COl-
orado, July 10, 1919.
. NOTICE is hereby given that
Lleyellyn R. Hagin, Of Sapinero, Col
orado, who, on April 20, 1915, made
Forest Homestead Entry, No. 01O046,
for W11SWA SWH, WhEhSWKS
WV, Sec. s; and SEX SEX Sec. 8;
NEN NNEk, Sec. Z; WhEhSWANW
Y, W1sSWANWA, W1NWKNWK,
Section 8, Township ~ N, Range 1 W.
N. N. P. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make three-year Home
stead Proof, to establish claim to tie
land above described, before Ernest
d. Nourse, U. s. Commissioner, q
Gunnison, Colorado, on the 30th day q
August, 1919.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Charles TAFT, Oscar Lucas, Roeeo
Santarelli. John Wise, al ef Sapinsreb
Colorado.
Non-coal. o. C. 0KQQ1ER
In Forest Reserve. 1egis6sn
First publication July 3, 1o1o.
Last publication August ~ INA
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-22
ki Psss7le b LegilIlts
Ik al Bf,Is!

Swift & Company b
primarily an organization
of men, not q collection
of brick, mortar. and
machinery.
Packing Plants, their
equipment and useful
ness are only outward
symbols of the intelli.
gence, life long expert
ence, and right purpose
of the men who compose
the organization and of
those who direct it.
VIII not Government direc-
ton Of the packing industry,
now contemplated by Congress,
take over the empty husk Of
physical property and equipment
and sacrifice the initiative, ex-
perience and devotion of these
men. which is the life itself Of
the Industry
What legislation, what politi-
cal adroitness could replace such
life and brains, once driven out7
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-22
STATE FAIR AT PUEBLO
PROMISES BIG THIS YEAR

Last year but three Colorado coun-
ties made special appropriations for
exhibits at the State Fair. Already
fourteen have made such appropria-
more have promised to do so, while
still others will be represented in dis
plays financed by associations, clubs
and corporations. This is besides the
hundreds Of individuals from every
section Of the state that will make
big showings at Pueblo September %
to "a. Many states will have displays
OF all sorts; even far-away Vermont
is in the list of entries.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-22

DR.. Hanson and family left the
middle of last week in their car for a
trip to Durango, where Mrs. Hanson's
parents live.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-22
00eyv 80 - 49,

eoow Uoo1 ~ 0eoguoA
X ~ DuAGl1t1te - - - -
esssss teaes = slva - Aal1aD =
ras1a. 3 3 -.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-04
grnle, isis.

EefiIi mieleni fertoa joitain ia.
noia paiftatiinnaltamnle @itttaiah
omuIla. tiettdip6fii. SaIpifin on
n6pteIlpt tapoioan, paan mt on
toofen laitbfea lima ia Iitnti melfeen
faiffi.
@ipd t11ll6 ole mit11in moinitta.
wia tapabttinitt. Mlttto fitn oIem,ne
taosfin faaneet piettG6 eipanfeliri.
iublia, ropita tiota fitrioa olentoa
iofa ibminet itiesidGn on eiuanfe-
Iiumin ianaIla, nimittdin opettaiam
me postori &ranffaIa fdipGii tddIIG
iaIistamasia etpanfeIiitmin fiIofo.
nofnoa fpntisten onnelIiiuiioefft
ioista nina iuiirin olen, moan plen
fiiitenfin hntresti ilomieIeIIG ettd
ibmiiet niinfin laajasti tiIepot fuii
Iemoon fun meiodn ortao otneani.
me ia iidti festdfpda atttnittamme
Iobiano tariotaon itsfoIIo omistet.
topaffi, minimum SiimuIa on fen
poImistomIt ia idriestdnpt toto
mailman ibmifid worten. geiin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-04

min roffaot meliet olemart piod,
ianoo apostoli Saeob. &ufa miiios
ia taitama on teibdn feasinnne, fe
oioittofoon bdnen tponfG miiiaitoen
fimepoesid, miitto Jos teild on tat
fera fiipaiis ia rita ipodmmesidn-
ne, min 6lfGG fersfatto, ia GIfGG
p~oIbetelfo totiiiitta mastaan. Mhitta
fe miiialis iofa plb6dltd on, ie on
enlist toSin piiboas, fitte rmtbolIi.
men fitpiG, usfotpa, t1pnrd Ialfpeltt.
ia ia bppi1 beoeImiG, ~erifeuroton
ia ulfofiilIaton. Slen mieId Min
Tiiirri mestori, eta iosfiis taitnmat
tomitiioesiani robtenen etuonfeIiu-
min pitboasta oppia paneteIIa iuo-
lattomafii etpGGfii tpaort rden ettG,
BootpaIi rteiiipoo Timoteiisto: Mhit.
to me tieodmme lain bppGfii, Jos
de oifein f6ptet6dn, tietden fen ettei
panbtirsfooue ole Iofia partii tpaon
nG6riIle ia totteIemottomiIIe, iu.
maIattomiIIe, ipntifiIle, pafanaIIiiiI-
Re ia feIpottomille, ii1nf6, 1itini1
ia mieben tappaiiIle. @postoIi fddn
tG6 t6m6nfin mieIipiteeri raamotiin
mufaiiefii, ia pieIdpd olen Iiionteel
tari min titltIen piefidmd, ettd me-
men firfosta riibeIIe, ia beindpeIIos-
ia firffoon, ia foitan iarnaIIa Ter.
too tunsiuIunostettuiunt ioinnato
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-04

~pDbGtpoStG, ENID bitomna eniinf1Gr
ettd omosla iiImdsi1 matoa MALTA,
moan foetan tpelien iiImGstG rails.
faa ottaa. Maiishtu mieleeni er66n
nsfoDaiien lfon ndptteIp, iota ct
bpfpdfipnpt iettraeldmGG; bdn titt-
mi miten iaifi iitd foriatrtfii Sunni.
Ian tabbon i6lteen; ban ripusti fini-
rem latin ieIt6drd6 ia eteenid pie.
men fauniin form; bGn meni erddr
ferron ferrnbatoneefeen fti6IIe t6m6
"piifu" p61IId. @eIiet ibmeisiGdn
fpfelipdt mita poapaIIa on ieIdsid;
pdappd pastofi eta tiiosia forisia
iorta ndette OF l~6bimmdtieni miat
ia mtrbeet, ia tioIla fdfisid tafartu
on omat mitani ia pirbeeni, ioita
en- moi rdb6d.
Siis neaiipofao mirnia min fuin
Boaipali neiiipoo foIosiiloiiio 3;12:
Dsiin paifefaat iiis teitdnne niinfiiin
SirmaIan tpoIitiit, ppbdt ia roffant,
ip6dmteHiieIId Iaiipeuoeuo pstdppp-
beIIG noprppoeIId biIioiiuioeIIa ia
pitfSmieIiippoeIld, ia fGriiifdd toi.
men toistanne ia onteeffi ontnfaa
toinen toiiilIenne min fiiin mpos
2ristus teiIle on onteefiiantomtt,
min mpos tefin tebfidt.
SiItifin orrto,i tiiripisio.
Sobn @ontonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-04
a@re "apanbursfautettu benaesid" iadltda p%Iasnoa-

2airfe Ntpanbrrsfautettii b~engesiG" iiiGltda p~Iosnoii.
iemiien iutirtapubtlmnon.
Salde "nGpttGptpnpt e~nfeIeiIle" iii1lt6G plosnouie-
rlifen ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pdIiiet tapabtlimat.
2auieet "%iaarnattu %pafanain fesfuiioesia" ia "usfot-
tn mnoilmasia" i~ii1ltGhpdt Observation-Disclosures ief1 a.
jon belIuntaista Northumberland asti. SGlld aiaIla
toinii manilnasia ~eritpiiesti Smnala Epbd Senfi.
2auie "otettu plos firftalteen" iifGItd1 iefa taiipaa.
i~eenast,imiien ett1 taifen iianfaiffiimloen.
Suonaamme iiis, ettd opostoli ieliraa tefstisidmne
bistoriallista i6riestpsta. @inoastaan taipaaieerastii.
mistapabtlmlu iiirtpp ,~piimeieen ~Iarfeeieen, paifta fen
bistoriallinen paitfa oIii ~enfeleille napttGptpmista-
pabtilman iGlteen. 0aitta tamd iabtlm iiitd, etta q.
postoli ~niattelec &ristuflen oloo taapuasiu enemmGn
firin iinne m%oiiemista.
Sefstinunte on iis &~aonatitn ptmeff1impiG fobtia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-04

meillG oil taaien milf eri tilailunit.
ia Ola iita tttulemasia ia olen iloi-
men ettd on fanialaiiia iotta atpaa.
not omen ia fobteliaifulbello poll
melepat Sitmalan larton laarnaajia
ia loptpp niitG alma Seeiufien MI
men tlinmtstaiiafin iosta onfin
Iuirri Ito taiipam enfeleilldfirt.
MinG tlriren itieni iuiirimmdfs
II pabantefiidfii ia tooella olenfin
rpopGrin maineesia mailman ill
misl1: laisfa, pibainen ia rietas,
mlitta Seeius i1listi rpOwdrin pa.
ratiiiiin nimeniG tltnmiistamiien pc
r~usteella, miitto melfeen fristitpn
iiGiIeen mninaan.
&un olen min ilfiG I1tornostami,
nGen hiitenfin ettG Sumalan iana
nelitpoo aipan toiiiat olen fomin
t1rfiG eniinGfin riffomoan 'foboef.
iannen f1sfpn dina fun ipaan tilai.
ilr,s mpoten antaa, ia on mtitattn
Iamamieliiid foolla, Min paaStdn
fieleni irti panettelemoan lGbimmai
iiGni, ia mieI6pG DGGriG tooistitf'
fla Iauiumaar1; oIen iitben min bar
iaantitn1tt ett1 foetan faifin tpoimi-
nj faooa muitafin iiiben taipumaan.
gnf6 tppbp. iiibenf11n, tobbon ola
min bptpG, ia melfeen friStittp op.
pinut ettei ole miita tpertaistani
r~onrnatlin tobtoria.
@nfG buonaa eniinfdGn iita eta
main iptp1IIe olen %paipuniit, iiitd
eniimGiiestG raffaltoesto, iosta So
bonnes firioittao: IiruiIlo on lima
nostaan ettG find fen eniimdiien
roffoutes onnoit plon. ga 2litberiiS
ielitt1G faboefiamen fasfpn aitpdtt
mosten mirum piibeitani, min et-
temme nalbetteIe lGbimmGifeStdm-
me, enrmef1 bdntd pnnettele taiffa
pdbaan birittoon faata, fpodtl mtritit
pitGiii piiolustaa bGntd oiatella 10
p,tblia bGnestd bppdG, ia ielittad
toiffi purbain pain.
Maffoat pstGpGt, etfo iotaiien
omattnto buomaa fuinfa Serran ia.
ma neltfpoo toiiin fiiin nina teen, ia
%taoien jos iofi ansiaipeliistd Iorf'
faa tobi riffoo miriia pastaan ia
paiffa iiriri pitbelen Sltnolan or
mosta, min beti iGIfeen iamalla
iunIIa Glen maImis panettelemodit
tlioto riffoiaa enfG pbt1Gn bnomoo
eta SiimaIan fGsfp on mertnd fob
-oen fesfen bGrtG neiiipomonn, Re.
ia ottomaan feItp6 jos ban on ipp'
pdG. Siis Glen iuitrin ulfofiillattii,
fan eoesid olen bppd, malta ia iu-
Ioinert, moan fiin mieras ilos fdp,
Min toinen fieIi f6drttpp felIoon;
totta iofainen b1tomoa fiiinta on
mabooIIista iamasta iriista fdpod
nIos ttiinaiista ia firoiista, ei fen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-04
Praskovia

6afii p1iip1G ienlilfeen mel les
fifeiiarima bGnet ipastaanottoon
feiiarin ia bGnen piioliionia, feiio-
rinna gliinbetin litofie. Ndm6 otti.
mat Brasfopian mostaan mit1 ar.
molliiimmin, ban iai 5000 ruplon
hruruiien labian iefd lupmlfIen, eft.
ia iiGn tltomio beti peritutettaifiin.
Srasfolpia CT nnobtanut noito
tabta maanpafolaistn, iotfa oIitpot
olleet Min pstamGlliii1 baneIIe, ia
fun ban ionfun aian pasta Sai
tietdd, ettd ufaadi banen iianld tpa.
paiittamiiesta oil iiiIfaistu ia mpSs
Tin, ettd feiiari bafitii tieta6, olifo
bdneIld mitaGn toinomufiia omafii
bppafieen, waStaii ban, ettG bGneI.
Ia oil main pfii ainoa tsiipomus, re
nimittain ettd anteefiianto ulotet.
mpOsfin noibin fobteen nan.
baan upieeriin. &eiiari tuIi Min
liifltetiifii .bdnen ep1iteffdastd
p~ppnnostaGn, ett1 bdn antoi n1iIIe
anteefii rifofien, .iofa of fofonoan
ipaltiollista laatia ia bpuin ipanbu.
Prasfomia of alma aiatellut, ct.
ia ban antaiituiii latostarielGm11n.
San pitt it'd parbamd f~iitosubrino
m~apnittamiiesta, ia bGnen
ipodmeni1 meti bant6 ~notpgorooi.
laisten luostariiiiarten Iiro, iotfa o.
liwat bdntd Min bellGsti boitaneet
bGnen iairartenia oitana. S1n mat.
flisti jonflm oian fuliittlio 4opgo-
iosia bGn toimoi fobtaaipan-
Ia nanbempania. Sun of nimittGin
Iasfenlt, etta be niibin aifoibin o.
pallti1mntfolla Siperiasta,
ia fun 9dn tapaii liiostarin iobto-
iattaren, fpipi bun fiibfeGsti olifo
witdan tietoia betStG. "Weiti
tietoia", mastofi iobtoia-
tar. "&erron iimiIIe foiffi, fitn ioa.
Ipitmme minlin b~uoueeieeni." Bras.
fotpio ielraii bdntd dGneti, ia fun
be iaapuipat Observation-Disclosures
olipat ipdnbe1nmat iiellG.
gbben milton piettinGt onneIIiiet
Ipanbemmat pboesi1 ~tpttGreniG fans
la, iitten oil fapteeni 2opltIotpin
.lpaimoineen iatfettoipa mattnania.
Brasfupian IoppueldmG oil biliais-
ia riittlmista, bGnen terpepteniG oil
taif It'll aioif Enrhimit niista
maiDoista, iof8n ban oil iaan1it TO.
fea, ia paiffa ban eli nielG mulita-
miioiia ia TAI ndbo1 panbem-
tltli BAN f1itenfin pto1i
pbd b~eifommafii. S1n fd.
mi ferran Bietarisia, ia erGs benfi-
10, iofa iiella tapaii bGnet, on fu-
nannut bdnen ulfon1fonid ieuraa-
"@aliniit, ioifeat fastpot, to-
mattoman tltmntat iilmGt, otponni-
men otia ia b%iliainen, raiiballinen
lime, bieman itlrltmielinen bpmDi.
H."
8rasfomian tal1ti lopetti bGnef1
el1m1niG 9 p. ioitliifliltta 1909.
SGn oil famann aanlina fdpnpt
firtosia ia lepaii iobtpallaan. 81.
olipat bGnen pmpdrill1Gn ia
iitttelimot, mittta be ~bliomoiitpat,
ettG ban mGipi fiitd. Sc lGbtitpGt
pois ia iGttimGt main pbben iiiaren,
iofd alfoi GGneenid lnltlaa pialmeia;
mutta 8rasfopia pppii bGnen mie-
luummin llifemoar, iotta bdn Ell TIT
iii bGiritpfii rtfoilIesioon. SGn Ell
tpulittaniit mitGdn tisfaa, ia iiiaret
iGttiipGt bGnet ilIaIla, olematta I'D.
nestG b~uolisiaan, mlitta aamiilIa
be banet miffitneena nii-
meiieen pitfddn uneen.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

The League, with is program Of
state socialism, has made desperate
efforts to capture these farmer or
g%anizaions, but so far without re-
suit. The farmers are satisfied
with cooperation and state social
ism makes little appeal to them.
Most Of them are able to see that
socialism carried to its logical
and inevitable conclusion would
mean the ownership of all the
land by he state. They are against
that, naturally, for they own the
land"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

found the farmers strongly organ
ixed. There was the Farmers I'M
ion with ! large membership, and
the Society Of Equity with q small
er membership. These organiza-
tions were promoting the farmers
interests and had gone a long ways
in getting them the kind of leg
islation they wanted.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

Pierre, December LIST. It is pos.
sible that the chairman Of the
national republican committee
will be present to address the
gathering. The proposalmen are
all to be in Pierre at that time,
and Congressman G A. Christie
pherson will also address the
meeting.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14
Prosperous in Flax and Linen.

Linen bedding is a great luxury to
the American housewife, who tries to
be cOntented with cotton sheets en-
broidered and trimmed. and saves her
linen pieces for company. But In
Lithuania. where flax is a flourishing
product and factories are 0 plenti-
ful, every housewife has her chests
full of linen bedding, beautiful, fine,
handmade material that would do
for any American beds.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

The officers Of the coal miners
union called off the strike last
Tuesday. Uncle Sam says that
even a dispute between a labor
union and mine operator is not a
sufficient reason for freezing
people to death or stopping the
whole business of the country.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

The government is raiding the
Headquarters of the red radicals
in many eff the cities and quanti-
ties of arms, ammunition and Sc
ditious literature has been seized.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14
The k,ss I Religious Observance.

JU0 MI ! NUuJ0tUU6 OOOeVVAUSe.
Judas betrayed The Messiah with a
kiss. "Greet We one another with q
holy kiss" wrote Paul to the COrin-
thians, and even to this day some OF
the Protestants still retain the kiss
as part Of the service Of the Lords
Supper.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

DISPATCHES from Lincoln verify
Governor McKevie's prediction that
tie Nonpartisan league would not
cut much Of q figure in the conven-
tion. OF the 100 delegates elected.
less than q dozen are affiliated with
league, q minority considerably
smaller than the league represen-
sfation in the Minnesota legislature.
when the Nonpartisan league
started its propaganda in Nebras-
ka.n said the Governor they
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

W. H. King, the chairman of
the republican state committee.
has called a republican rally at
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14

The study Of Biography.
The study OF biography will cure -
Of affectation and conceit.-DavN
Pryde.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-14
Scientific.

Doctor-"As for your trouble with
your husband, madam, l may tell you
It Ia il scientific fact that meat causes
bad temper" Mrs. BlOggs-"Oh, yes
I've noticed that 1t always does when
II is burned !"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Standing of Eastern Va.
Elevens in Race for Gun
STRONG STABLES WILL BE
REPRESENTED AT MEET
NirEinta-Bred Distance Runner Sched-
uled MS Waterbury Candidate
In Walden Renewal.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BALTIMORE MD, Oct. 26-The
stables that are coming down from
New York in tho course Of the next few
days 10 take part in the eleven days
OF racing of the Maryland Jockey Club
at Pimlico track are the stables OF
m III T. Wilson. a. X. Macomber.
W. j. salmon, Lawrence Waterbury,
Joseph T. Widener and j. r. Elwen
These are the strong Eastern estab-
Iishments that remained at the New
YORK tracks after the middle of Sep
,cmber TO take part in the autumn
sessions of the Queens County Jockey
club. pho Metropolitan Jockey Club
ana the Empire city Racing Associa-
Mr.. Salmon. who developed in Mary
land two iirst-cIass two-year-olds in
My l.addic and HOBBY Baker. the last
at Havre de Grace. Hobey Baker, a
candidate for the Walden renewal. is
the star OF his barn:
oeinE rnaG by fh Tipol eh wh'ce is
ssts of the $4,000 Homely. a two
ycar-old hl!y OF parts; the $40. 900 SEN
ninEs Park, fast three year old;
of which, colt by Cclt, out of Sand
Dune cost $4,000 at public auction
at Saratoga
flomely. n Virginia bred flly, and a
capital distance runner. unless sara
tosa form is misleading. is to be the
Waterbury candidate in the Walden.
ScnninSs Park. a chestnut son Of Jim
Gafney. is Il fast miller
Old Naturalist, which has turned
rogue. but is a racer of the first class
nevertheless when he elects to run. is
the star of the stable OF Joseph T.,
Wiedner, and Thomas Walsh trainer
of the fiat runners of the Philadcl-
phian's stable, expects him TO behave
himself from this time on.
Welsh attributed the sourncss Natur-
aiist displayed At Jamaica to the fact
That the horse had been on edge a
long time. Naturalist has had rest
Of a month nov, and his temper should
be sweetencd in consequence.
In Fair Gain. a $4,000 son of Vul-
cain and Fairy Gold. and Il half brother
OF Frinr Rock. FlittcrEold and FAN
ray, Welsh IL training smart dis
ancc running two-ycar. old for the
elder of the Widencrs. He has another
clever younGstcr III tho Pennsylvania
Ored Pilgrim. Mr.. Elwell will bring
ne sprintcr, Flags. back to Maryland
rith group OF such clever ,wo-ycar-.
olds as Shillclagh Vice Chairman and
Right over MiEht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
FRENCH CHAMPION NAMES
TERMS TO PUGILIST WORLD
Carpenter Snys lie VIII Not Meet
Title Holder Until After Bout
With Beckett,
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!Special 10 The Times Di5patchJ
NEW YORK, Oct. 26-Jacl. DEMPSEY
is the heavyweight champion OF the
world. but Notwithstanding that fact.
Georges Carpenter seems To be the
nost.sousht-for pugilist in the game
Carpenter is the champion Of France,
ou,' what Is more 10 the point AT pres
snt: ne Is the greatest box-oilice at
traction ~ the rins ~ the present
lime. y fight between Dempsey and
Carpenter would draw the largest
gaze gay eyer attracted 10 ring cncoun.
losers end would be IT fortune in itself
hn, 10 get Carpenter into the ring
| Is hoi an easy matter. for the French
man Is handled by one OF the ShrcWd-
eSl men on earth. and IL Will be i'm
possible for any one to get a contest
with Frances champion fighter except
on terms which Carpenters manager
viii dictate. Dempsey was recently
onered a guarantee OF something like
$4,000 for night with Joe Beck
Britain % "'e"'
The American champion declined the
oher Tor good business reasons, accord
ing TO the way such affairs are now
handled by managers OF fighters The
proposed match fell through, as the
nritish promoters would not consider
aser' and the latter turned his atten-
tion to match between his protcge
ana me n French champion.
icred Carpenter n guarantee or $50
600 for six-round bout with Dcmp.
sey, but the Frenchman replies i'm cf
ceptinE an offer for six rounds. car
pentier replies that he will not meet
Dempsey till after his Contest with
Joe Beckett. scheduled for December
4, and the bout would not be a limited
round AFFAIR. hut would he for the
championship OF the world.
Tiers reply to Dempseys offer. the
t,renchman must think that he already
mas the British champion beaten and
ica's lighters when he has had time
10 rest up little after heating the
representative of King George, All Of
Is the kingpn OF the hghting game
AT the present time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
COMEBACK ENCOURAGING
SPIDERS UPSET FOOTBALL
DOPE IN SATURDAYS GAME
Tut Interesting Aspect on Champion
ship Rncc by TicinE lampdcn-
Sidney Tigers.

Richmond Colleges comeback
against Hampden Sidney Saturday on
boulevard Field puts an interesting as
pect on the race for the Eastern
Virginia intercollegiate Associations
championship. for the Spider victory
meant tie for second place between
the contestants. Defeat would have
set Dobson's eleven SO far hack that it
might have spelled practically elimi-
nation.
Tie postponed game between Will
liam and Mary and Randolph Macon
Will be played this afternoon at Will
liamsburg. and II is probable that the
dope may again be upset and the
OF the teams. II was authoritatively
announced yesterday that Coach Mar
shall had wired Copley, valuable
linesInan. attending a fraternity con-
back in time to enter the game today.
The lineup OF tie Jackets and In
jians for today is as it was announced
Saturday. with possibly a few excep-
hurl against the heavier indian
Line of approximately 10 pounds.
The Indians have the advantage in
Spiders, wlo Saturday triumphed over
the Tiger aggregation.
The Spiders score of 10 was not
easily made and came as the result
OF constant battering of the Tiger de-
Tense in the second period. Captain
Carter carried tie piEskin over the
goal line by inches after the ball had
been advanced by plunges and around
tackle plays. After the score had been
made the Tigers attempted TO perform
A similar stunt in the third period
bu, failed 10 penetrate the spider de-
lenses.
In the final quarter the hest football
was staged during the game, both
teams failing IN their attempts to bat
ter down their opponents fortiications.
The Jackets and Indians will be set
back q days practice in prcparat ion
to the postponement of the contest un-
I'll today The coming Saturday the
Jackets will be lined up against the
Spiders here on Boulevard I'irld, while
Norf1lk