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81 LIE DICE HERMOSA

Meadowbrook. West Na.-Por los a
sombrosoS resultadoS que son obtcni-
dos del Alma Cordial. muchas perso-
dicina. Y :por que no debcria de ser
asi? PueSto que cs la mejor medl-
Gina para las intermediates. que Sc
recomienda. Lea esto:-"Senorcs:
Esta cs para ANNIVERSARIES que re-
CHI Su afamada Alma Cordial ell per-
fecto estado. Y hace unos cuantoS dIas
eStoy tomandola Y me parece ser una
cosa muy buena. pues va hacla tempo
que no me SeHtia tan. bien como me
estoy sintiendo ahora, por 10 mlsmo,
les remito I'm peso para que me ha-
gan favor de mandarmc otra GAIA y
deseo sea a vuelta dc correo para no
deiar d ctomarla, y pueGen co1tar con
uno mas quo pro2ondra su hcrmosa
medicinal a todos los p~aCientcs. NADIA
mas por hoy. S. S. S. Bclarmlno Gar
cia. Box 1876. Meadowbrock, ". Va"
Para toS, tisis. resfrios %pasados. ca
tarro. SanCrc lmpura, rcumaS: +
zon, estomago. %rinones. higado o pull
:nones o rervios deb!les, siempre usen
Alma Cordial Y pronto obtendra ali
VIC, O sc le devuelve el doble del pre-
clio. Vale IN peso en- orc: Pero no
lie cuesta mas que IN peso. Mande ei
peso a nuestra casa 81 no Ia hay en-
81 botica, Y Sc Ia mandamos a vuel-
ia de correo porte pagado. No sc
dele engansr. nunca tome otra medl-
Gina por Alma Cordial use Alma Cor
dial o no tome naGa. Diriiase a Alma
Med Co. Sta. 1 Dent 90. San An
tonic. Texas. (Adv.l
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MEXICO NO pODRA, DESGRAClADAMENTE,
ENTRAR LA LIGA De LAS NAClONES
Opinan varios mienbros del congreso carrancista
que no esta Mex. en- condolences de dar garantlas
debido al estado de anarqula que p~reVaIece

que Sc lie eX!jer, = ot-os que deoe C!
gobierno aceptar esas condolences =
e~sforzarSe por cunpiirlas a fin de que
e, pals qaede comprendido en- Ia Lii
o. Que IS 4 ser Tornado Al firmarse
la paz En- Europa.
No podra entra- Mexico a Ia L;ga.
FL dipGtado Casteilano Diaz mani
festo terminantementc:
"DesgraciGdamentc, Mexico TO po-
dra entrar 4 "a Liga de las NaciOnes,
porquc no estGmos en- condolences de
da: las garantias a que tlcren dere-
cho toGos los ciudadancS, debico ii
cstGdo de &narQuia Pr que vivimoS.
La li5crtad de cultos esta restrin-
guida por c! articUlo teTcero de Ia
Constitution, : con respecto q Ia pro
sccci0n &c SUs bienes Y personals, de-
DO dccir quo IItinamcnte he observa-
DC cue e. gobierno cmp:rza a coquc-
tear con e. clero. La libCrtad de prem
s. es may discutible, toda veZ que
en- Tcrreon ' Tabasco es BARBARA
mcnte violaGa; cor respccto q II l.
bcrtaG dc suf-agio, los hecnoS nos
dcmIestran ante el mundo ci"ilIz2do
que nc cxistc, Va que pucdcn cltarSe
hechoS concrctos.
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INTERMEDIATES DEL
H0MbRE

Tome Scusapc=sa. 81 ionico pcte-oso. Sc
saogrc. p-cporciona rapiGos y ssHuroS &C
sultgdos 4 causa Dc sus propiedadcS ~o-ierta-
les: 81 c2ScS &C insomnia. fafta Lc memo
ia. Gebii.dad cerebral. Indigestion n~crvIosa'
sans-c empubreSida. aSl como cisIaCler ORA
Case dc dcbiiiuad. va sea mental o ilHIca.
Ia ScnsaperSa n1 ~cont:cnc nercurlo n!
uincuna otra dro@a nociva a n saiud. ) re
| ncraimentc cu un periodic dc diez dIss. Az
ncnta al doblc a IucrZa ncrvloSa. Sc "a
-~Eu,i-a In cura-i6u - Sc dcvUclvr q dlncro.
o Lcjar:os = "a election. )" manC1 pC-tc
raEado por Si.C0 Ia cain o u calas. trata-
nica;o comYIctc. por $500. The Brown
Exro-t COMPANY" DeTt. -. 50 Cortland;
81. New York. -. Y.
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Sc hub;:=a ~conseguido Goa la "ncu
tgalidad ~vcnevola

Fl scrador Juan Saucnez .AZcoua,
prcsidcntc dc la Comisi0n dc reIa-
clones del ScnaGo, opino que eStoS
requisites no Sc lutheran eXig:do 1
Mexico 81 q gobierno hubiCsc adop-
taGo una "~neutralidad benevola' CO.
no 10 propUso el ano pasado, cu2ndo
aun cSt2ba en- toda su juerZa la que
RIA Al efectc d;io rcXtIalmente:
Los requisites qIe ahora St ira
tan DC imponer q varisS nacioneS Y
entire elias d Mexico para adnlitIrlas
conc PASSES neutrales On Ia Llga d.
las Nac!ones. acknowledgements huoie-
ran de- agarccido. Dor - Que respecta
a uestro pals. 81 cl scnado meXica-
no hgbicra acceptable Ia jrjciatl'a que
en- union De otros dos ~senadoceS pre-
sente 20 = la reteridd tama7a. mvi-
ta:,io Al Executive para que Sc adop-
;a-a una "neutralidad @~eaevo!e'.
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DESEMSARCAN TROPAS ALA
DAS EN- CCNSTANZA Y LA
COSTA DEL MAR NEGRO.

L.CNDRES. Abril 2.-Noticias lie
gad2s de B-ca-est dan cUcU:2. de que
es.;tn desembarcanGo unas tropaS a
liadas en- Constance ' en- Ia costa
del Mar Negro. las cua!es scran en-
viadas a Hungria. a~travesando Ruma-
MIA.
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GEATIFlCARE AMPLiANENTE a Ia per-
soma cue me proportions informeS dc mi
hcrmana Elena NJ. Ruiz de Holguin, dc su
csposo Santiago Ramos Holguin : dc su hi
IA Niccata Ruiz. qricncs en- 1929 Salicron de
FL FaSU. Texas. con rumbo al Estado dc
California. Todo infcrme ;~iirijaSc Il Amads
Ruiz de Sacaz. 81 Camaron s.. Interior
Nc. 9. San Antonio. Texas. IlOl
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DESEO SABER cl paradero dc Isidro Ala
req. hii0 dc Ia Sra. Jesus dc Ia Rosa. quien
en- 1915 SC cncontraba en- Naledon. y. VI.
Gratificarc con $500 2 Ia persona cue pro-
pcrcionr informcS GiriCjendose a Juaaa AL
varc1. 2O9 Vest 9TH. St. Kansas City. Mo.
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GRATTF iCARE con $500 4 la persona
GGe me propCrcionc iniormcs cie-tos de m
hijo Geronimo Guti-rrez. de 10 amos dc edad
alto. polo negro. carirredonda. En- 1915 dc.
sapareci0 dc n CiGdad De Come Pa!ac:os
Durango. Mexico. Cuaiquier informc sobrt
cl particular. sirvansc diri2irIo 4 Pedro Hi.
laric Gutierrez. sos 5. Meier 81. Tucson
Arizona. tAt,
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GRATIFICARE coz $500 a Ia persona que
me prcporcioHr iriormci de Isidcro Diaz. De
Is amos dc edad. alto. dcigado = con 81
brazo iaquierdo deScompues;o. En- Julio dc
1918 - qued" en- nm Campo ferrocarrilero
rerca de- Houston. Texas. Todo info-me di-
rijasc a Jesus u. DiaZ. Box 80. Richter's
Farm. Hnn,io. Texas. 80
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.BCENA RATIFICATION dare 3 IA pcrso-
IA que me Droporcionc Ia direction en- est.
ciudad % Ia sonora Catalina NazGuez VIDA.
dc Lorcncy. ,Diriiansc = M,rucl Fernando.
Grand Ccutrai Hotel. 1910 ". Commerce St.
San Antonio. Ten. 81
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RIMONIA

CABALLERO americana dc 80 amos Dc edad.
con nluy hucna colocaci6n y que habla cs-
panol pcro no pucdc leerlo nj cscribirio. do
sea cntablar rclacioucs. objeto matrimonio.
con sonora nncxicana honorable. Mandare mi
fotografia y datos completes en- primer car
tn. 81 Ia intcresada contesta on inGles. Diri-
ianse a c. W. Scott. Box AZ. Cleburnc, Tc-
HaS. 90
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AVSOS o.
PROFESIONALES

FSpsCfsLTDAD Ell recisnsciones por danos
perscnale,. atrcpe!:os. etc. HaSo toda eiAss
de cobran.as. +. r. &c. C.oskey, I'll fross
Eidg.
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PESOUISAS

GRATTF1CARE con $500 4 IA persona quo
me pruTorcionc informcs De mi hiio Be-nar-
dino C4narhu. de- - o 30 .ncs dc cdad. alto.
delcado. colo moreno y picado d- virEciaS.
Is oriGinario de San Luis PotoS.. Mexico.
Sus uItimas notic;as las recibi en- 1872 dc
Canton. fcxas. TODD informe Gi-ijasc n Ca
simira Gonzalez. Vida. ,r CaInacho. X. 3.
Box ga. DUca. Texas. "a
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AGENCiAS De INEUMACIONES

AGENCGs DE INHUMACIoNES .STEL-
LEf.-AUton6vil = a.nbul.rcia. ruae-aies.
&bier-o ga y rothe. Esquina de ain ave-
nue. y Travis Street. Tc!efcnos Crockett 81.
= 1868.
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RASPASO

POR TENER que ausen:arme De IL ciudad,
t:asraso rcGocio de sastrer.a. y Peiuoueria.
Jose y. Ra:aircz-6o7 Nest Houston.
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VENTAS

Sc VENDEN gallos de pcica invencibles g
i-uales a los nejo-es del mundo. marca Leo
mes de Ia IsEa dc Cuba" Ga!los Z $i3.oo:
Ga.iinas 4 $500. Huevos. - por SUI
D;rijansc Il Felipe RAMIREZ. Box 10. beeHi-
lie. Texas.
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yENDo EN- ABONoS n@q"inas de coser
SINGER" d;ferentes estilos: Fon6srsfcs
COLUMBIA" r;anos : EaaGuinas de escr:-
ti- OLIVER. VEEDO AL CoNTtDo
t,scos COLUMBIA. naIuTuas SINGER"
usaIas. nuy ba.atas. Glasses de borGsdo GRt-
us. Sc FACE E~EGSr1ICHlNG A tiez
ce7taros yarla. I. de los Santos. Tel II.
6S52. 50! Do.crosG St
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G. MENDE,Z ! HNOS.
SONBREROS PARA SENORAS.

facci6? compicta. - prccios quo no adnitca
compctcncia. Especiai:dad en- Fombreros para
rinas. Venga listed 4 VERNE Y ouedara con-
-encida. Sra. J.. &. Dc VALDEZ, 80 ". Ro-
mana St.
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ST DESEA listed inver,ir cp minss de orc
que prome;an colocario en- Ia cumbTc d" II
prospc-idad. o haceTlo millionaire. cScrioa a
Mountain Flower Gold Mine Co. St Joseph.
Mo.
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COMPRAS
COMPRAMOS

CJMPRANOS. Yen6eEos y caut:anos toda
e!asr &c nueh:ss. Dixie Furniture Company,
Is Y. Flores 81.
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TRIUMPH FOR JOHNSON
Supreme Court Re,cr-rs Decision In
Which American League Head
j. Restrained.

SEW YORK. Dec After hear.
ing Arguments on the application of
tho Sew Iork.Amrrlcan league club
fpr an order rc1iraInlng President
Johnson from calling the annual
meeting Of the board az directors
and members OF the American
league IN chicago lIecemh"r 10 Sn-
pfrmc court Justice Grocnhnum re-
served decision t0dhS, lie also gave
counsel for both sides unui tomor-
row afternoon to ~" additional al
fdalltS ard submit briefs
Marvin " wynn. attorney for MT
johnson. read from an sffldaVii 10y
tho American league eSccuilv" when
stated he was not only ptesldent nut
Eotrrtary and treasurer ~ IN"
league and as such had always been
IN the habit OF sending out the no
tiCrH tor the annual meeting ara
that he ,JohnsonD had been asked
by five members of the icaEu" 10
call the meeting for chicago
Charles II Tu,tle, a lawyer rep
resontlnr the New York cluh, con
tended that Johnson had exceeded
his authority and had assumed
powers not conferred on him under
the constitution and hy laws of the
league lie asserted that the rlght
10 call tho meeting rested solel} win
the board OF directors
"Lct ne Ret this straight JUS
ticc Greenbaum said is or Ia nor
President Johnson "A servant OF the
huprd OF directors7 n he Ia sSrN
ant af othe board why ia they not
disnlss him n they don't like the
way ho manages things
WHY, your honor NJ TuttIe re
piled, MIR. Johnson claims ,hat ne II
elected president for 20 years al
salary OF t25 600 year ana that ne
ls under "A contract and can not Oe
Jiu,haryad %
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81 HAVE GAINED
Is P0U NOS"
BEEWER SAYS
Overcouncr ,T'rpublcs In Two Weeks
Time Taking Oraatonc and In Rack
ON The job,

'Irs the honest truth, before !
had taken this OrgatOne treatment
Two weeks | was feeling well and
strong and gould go back to my
work and put In a fun day Ike !
uso too," said l.. +. Beewcr, wei
known plastercr Of wichita Fails,
Texas, while in Young's dug store tho
other day.
II had "A very bad case OF stom-
ach trouble and Indigestion he CON
tlnued that Knocked me out so
SIMPLY could hardly do fun day $
work and do IL right My stomach
was In such an awful fix everything
| would eat disagreed with me ana
made me miserable all the timc, !
fell run down. tired out aud good FOR
nothing most Of the time and before
taking Orgatonc treatment | WASH /
able to put In u fun d9y's work at
all,
fSo many people were taking
about the world Of good Orgatone
Was Ndoing them, 50 | got mo IA bot
tie to try. We'll sir. II sure sur
prtsed me, for hogan "a feel better
right from the very first bottle, and
before the second week was out |
was back on my Job feeling Ike a
new man aud the best of 1t all Is
| have gained - pounds IN w"'Ehi
never saw anything In my lie be
fore to give such quick relief as ihis
OrgAtoue, and haven't had a single
symptom OF my trouble since :
started Il
Orgatone Is no SO called patent
or secret remedy but a new scicn
tit.c treatment absolutely free from
alcohol IN any form and is sold IN
Tulsa 10y Roy Il Gc'mans RcNul
store exclusively, under the prrsnnal
direction of special Orgatone rep
reseniniive. Other agents are the
Rexau store. West Tulsa Advt.
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CARPENTER WINS
EUROPEAN CROWN
Frenchman Stops Beckett
in One Minute and II
Seconds.
ROYALTY SEES BATTLE
Pripce Of Wales and Other
Titled Engllshmen Pay
~ Carpenter Tribute.
~ The Associated Prs'

~ The Associated Fr~s
UOLHONN STADIUM RtNG
SIDE, LONDON. Dec Georges
Carpenter. the French champion
Knocked out Joe beckett champion
of England. tonight In II brief and
decidedly one-sidcd fight for the
hcavyw waight championship ~ Eu.
rope
Seventy -four seconds rs hn
nounCed hy he official umur Euf
feed to decide whether Carpenter
or HeCkett should meet lnCk p"Wp
sey, the American hcavywelRhi Tor
the championship Of tho world go
June next From the moment IA"
referee. H.. j Angle called time,
Carpenter had the hattlo cnlurN IN
ihs own hands U'rkcu never hah
IA chance Of hitting the agIl" French
man who landed blows with cnoi.
NOUS strength whenever ne f"lt II.
Clinod
Carpenter 'hccrcd.
Amid absolute stiffness most of
the spectators could hear the ter
rife crack of the swing that put
Beckett 60 sleep, There was roar
~ cheering ms Carpenter assisted
H~ckeu to his corner. where the
English boxer opened hit astonirhed
oyes aud saw hits opponent being
carried on the shoulders Of some OF
the enthusiastic fans around the
ring.--and tho F'renchman was smil-
ing happily.
Tho contestants presented a no
table difference In appearance when
they ntripped and were introduced ~-
Beckett, swnrthy and muscular, Gar
pentier. white skinned with slight
figure Carpenter looked about hlni
AZ though accustomed 10 his sur
roundingr. Beckett seemed some
what nervous
Peers and pecrcsses, members OF
the house OF commons high Officials
of state, many women, most OF them
In cvcning dress, and tho Prince of
Wales newly returned from his
American trip. looked the fighters
over critically as they squared up.
Fight Not Spectacular.
A a fight, tho contest was not
spectacular. Carpenter was last on
his feet. dancing In and out ana
playing havoc with the Englishnlan
from tho first lead with lightning
swiftness, Carpenters left leaped
out and caught Beckett on the face.
and suppressed sigh was audiele
all over tho house. A quick break
away followed N short ciinch. and the
Frenchman landed two more hard
lefts
Beckett, with a sort OF bull dog
determine tion, forced Carpenter al
most to the ropes Hut this WAS IA
diversion for a moment only, Tor lhs
Trenchman stepped back and then
forward and with all his strength
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soLly BURNS WORKS TODAY
lightweight Who Meets Tucker
Train. nj Brady This Afternoon.

aoly Burps. st Paul lightweight
who meets Frankie Tucker In the
iO-round main event In the opening
show 90 the Grand Athletic club here
tomorrow night, arrived In Tulsa
Yesterday and viii work out at the
Brady hotel at 3 O'Clock The work
out ls free to the public
Tucker has been conditioning IN
Tulsa for the pas, TWO weeks ana
concluded training yesterday This Is
the oklahoma boys first ring hp-
pcarancc since his discharge from
the naval service
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The sou hwestern, Bell Telephone
company employs nearly nVe nun
dred girls in the city OF Tulsa For
their comfort "A most attractive rest
room In equipped, where the girls
may go when of duty TO dance.
read. sleep. or otherwise enjoy them
selves In addition cafe Is main
tained wheS the operators may oo,
tain their mtals at cost lf you are
Interested in obtaining pleasant
work with good working conditions,
apply TO the principal OF the Train
Ing school. 2O5 Calumet Bldg ---
Advt
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work instead of walking to and fro. Thus she
saves miles of steps
Because utensils and supplies are centralized
in the Hoosier, much work is saved By prevent
ing waste in measuring and mixing, foods are
saved.
If your Kitchen still lacks this greatest convent
ence when Christmas has passed, come and see a
demonstration. But don't hesitate to let it be
known that a Hooser for Christmas would please
you most.
Hoosier prices are moderate. The terms are
convenient Many fine models to choose from.
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PORTLAND. ore Dec. 4-pon
baseball club of the Pacific Coast
ioagu, has been sold to the Beau-
mont club OF the Texas league. II was
toduY
RAIDER NAV not repoFt, according
TO comment based on tn. fact that
he did not report n wear aRo To the
~ joseph club OF the . Western
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and the fun weight of his body
swung hb right to the Englishman's
Jaw and b-ckett went down ana out
The betting was heavy before tn"
contest. odds Of To I being laId on
beckett and most Of thns" present
were losers. although Carpenter had
plenty OF supporters
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CAM BRIDGE MaSs Dec 4;-The
Harvard football team which VIII
invade the west to play a leading
Tacific coast eleven at Pasadena on
rNew Year- day will be virtually tne
same ns that which went through
the recent season wlthout ueiehl'
In connection with tho announce
:nent OF Harvard's acccptance or ths
invitation to plav at the Carnival OF
Hoses celebration. II was SAID today
that 20 players would be taken on
tha trip
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Cnnsidcr Rail Bill.

WASIIlNGION, Dec. +--Consil .
Grafton OF the railroad bin continued
today IN the senate, with Chairman
Cummins OF the senate Interstate
mm.ttra resuming his e1pNna-
ton OF the measure.
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league when that club purchased
him on the er9un& TIN, he ,'n. Mould
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PLAN INTERN tIibNtI
RULES ron IpDNING

sew york. ber IojloWiuK
tho Carpenter beckett contest in
London tonight for the European
heavyweight championship there waf
mcSsing ~ The Ioadius r'prc"t niA. .
lives Of American and European
boNlng bodies. 10 'ouEiier "A new Hr'
OF ring regulations 10 sypofa"d' lh"
MarqulB of QutruHhorry rules whi'h
FOR decades have governed nuuN in
ali pHrla Of the world
ArcpfesruNtivr ~ the army navy
and ciyit.u board ~ boxing control
Of American ana the International
Spptlpy ,IIb Il S.w York suhwil''d
tho AnN ~ the new set 10 bo
known u. no., international boxing
rulrr IrINnIo udNlC'S Indicated ma
the new regulations found 'tyor ana
probably vii ur Idpuf"d. ai''C some
minor alterations as the rules "t
tho tuIrIua .Iuuul boxing federation
fpr The control II hr ring contests
throughout the WuJij
Thr rules. az admitted inClud"
a revision uf weight riiss"s
The rink % r proposed VII. meas
ufo "a fcet inside he ropcs win At
east uu, in.h NJ ''pft padding on
ihr floor Gloves worn 10y IN" boxer
shall weigh nor IvsH than siN ounC'r
and na-,hoIrf SHAH he prrmi,cd to
use haXd haudhgrS more than six fee
IuuV or more thtn one and one hslf
inches wide ana the material must
he nf sof substance 40 shoes shall
be- worn which have hard soles or
heels. cheats or spikes.
Two Judges aud Referee.
Future bouts will be judged bS
two Judges and referee who SHAH
cast vote, but must agree with
ono or the bther Judge or call the
bout IA draw The referee shall also
count out boxer who drops to
the floor without being hit and In
case such boxer goes down under
such conditions after arising from
n legitimate knockdown, the count
shan begin from the point where ne
arose from sech legitimate knock
down The Judges decisions shall
he based on effectiveness or damage
accomplished and where effective
ness IL equal then aggrcSsivcneSs
shall count
A boxer shall be considered
down when any parts Of his body
other than his feet. are on the floor,
or when hanging helpless on the
roprs. hut the referee shall he IN"
Judge or such u condition on the
rnpss and the boxer shall not h"
considered down" on the ropes until
the referee so cnlls
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-01-24

Have your suit cleaned and
pressed by Dalton, the cleaner.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-01-24
Socialism Established
Now In North Dakota

The Non-Partisan league program
will be carried in North Dakota. The
legislatures first step will be to rati-
fly amendments which means prac-
tically new constitution for the state
of North Dakota. The amendment to
the state constitution provides for
the ownership of marketing ia
cilities, such as elevators, cold storage
plants, creameries and packing plants
and state hail insurance. A corpora
ton amendment provides that man
owning one share in corporation has
Just as many votes as the man owning
fifty shares.
Another amendment provides GER
tain principles of the single tax"
such as exemption from taxation of
improvements and industry of certain
classes The legislature is expected to
work out the details of this provision
A. c. Townley, head of the league,
has a bill proposing central state
bank for North Dakota to handle about
all the real money in circulation in
that state.
1t won't be long until everybody is
living off the state in North Dakota
which will become the officeholders'
mecca.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-01-24
Silver Plume Anxious
10 Start on Road Work
'okVUTMeER a7

Now that the cold snap of the win
ter is past, the people of Silver
Plume are anxious to see WORK started
on the new road grade out of George
town.
Many promises have been made in
times gone by for this very essential
Improvement, but now since the ap
preparation has been made from state
and county money the public is hoping
there will be no slips, and the sooner
work is commenced the better salts
fled they will be.
AS this road improvement is of far
greater benefit to Silver Plume than
to any other town, the people OF that
enterprising town humbly appeal to
their commission, John w. Green. to
push the matter along.
The greater part of the work will be
thru loose rock and can be handled
as well in cold weather as at any time,
SO let's have it started at once.