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Milford chronicle., 1920-08-27
REDDEN

II. B. Kitchens of Wilmington was
a Redden visitor on Sunday
Miss Ruth Jester is spending a few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Donovan in Wilmington.
Miss Gladys Clendaniel of Cool
spring has been the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Robet. Veasey, the past
week.
The Ladies Aid of McColley Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred
Banning at Shingles the first Thurs
day night in September. the weather
being favorable Everybody invited.
Milford chronicle., 1920-08-27

Is is not necessary to build expen-
sive poultry houses, but they should
be servicable, fairly roomy. well light
ed, and well ventilated without drafts.
Milford chronicle., 1920-08-27

ONIilford Chronicle want and for
sale ads are result-getters.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
4. u. cOSSOR ATTENDS DINO
cratic MEETING AT AOsc0W

r. d. Common OF Filler was one OF
me representatives. from this county
1T the Democratic state committee
meeting held al Moscow last week at
which time II was decided to hold
he convention for the selection OF ma
lional delegates Al Lewiston. June
IS. and the regular state convention
n Idaho Falls. August "a
Twin Falls asked Tor one Ofthe con
venticns. hut was unable TO overcome
the pledges OF the two cities Ramed.
Twin Falls county was represented
in the committee by X. II. Stevenson
and Thomas NJ Robertson aside from
Mr.. Connor Mr. Stevenson voted as
the Twin Falls county member and
also as the proxy for Jerome county
Mr.. Robertson, who is vice chairman
of the committee. voted as the proxy
Of Madison county. while Mr. Gonnol
voted for Lincoln county under proxS
from A. Keffer.
There were no conflicts in the
meeting. the feature OF which was
the speech delivered by Chairman j
]. Day. arraigning the radical ele-
ments in state and nation.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
AMALGAMATED SUGAR co.
MIST ANSWER SERIOUS CHARGE

SALT LAKE CITY.-For the pur-
pose OF bringing TO. speedy trial the
ease OF the government against the
Utah-I Idaho Sugar company, the Anal
ganiated Sugar company and several
Salt Lake men charged with sitting
.,mpeuucn III the sugar business in
the mountain state by using un-
fair methods OF competition in inter
state commerce. Henry F. Beer. spe-
cial attorney of the federal trade COM
mission arrived in Salt Lake from
Washington. The trial will be held
in the federal district court here
without a jury as soon as practicable.
Mr. Beer announced.
Circulation OF false reports as to
the financial standing of competitors
and other detrimental acts are al
legged to have been made by the de-
PENDANTS in an attempt to gain con
troll of the beet sugar industry in this
section.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
Good Reports From Cherry
Creek Mines

An important discovery has recently
been made north Of Cherry Greek,
New, by lien Harrison Of the
Champion Mining company, owned
principally by Filler men.
Yesterday edillonoi the salt faSe
Herald carried the follo1ln report
concerning IL:
A quartz ledge between granite
and monzonlle has been exposed
with values Of 80 ounces silver and
/ ounce gold to the ton. sluMu by
assay tests. Float found ass4Ycd ts
high a. 5000 TO the ton mainly
silver
The Champion Mining COMPANY,
owning property adjoining lle
Mary Ann and Star mines IS pgse
ecutlng development by tunnti
projected 10 cut two veins al depth
from which high grade one WAS
produced ia surface Working
Al the Mary Ann mines. ore
averaging 40 ounces silver, With 8
good lead content. has been opened
up by TWO crosscuts: one croh-fi.t
has proved thlriy-fo0t ore bdy.
and the second has been driven
fifteen feet and is Sill ia ore. Tie
discovery has been made at good
depth and permanently OF tie ore
body Is practically assured.
Much other activity Is report q
from half dozen other mines ln tie
Cherry Creek district.
The Champion Mining company IS
owned and operated by II ) Weave,
q. A. Shearer. t,eufge Leonard. ~.
r. l. Cartney, william Bunee. 49,
Haag. George Erhardt =. &. Grk,es.
Sen Harrison, and r y. Brown estate.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
Filler TO HAVE MOD
ERN CAFE SHORTLY
Den Paas Takes Lease On Rom Vacated
BY Filler Department Stare ia
Tanner Block

Don Pang. owner Of the Filler cait
has taken lease on the TanneF baila-
ing formerly occupied by the Filler iff-
partment store. and has started h..
modelling the room preparatory 10
moving his restaurant 20 the rev
location
Mr.. Pang announces thar he via
spare no expense IN making the caie
one OF the MOST up 10 date IN ihs
section. The fixtures will be OF While
marble There will be iunct cca-
ter on one side OF the room ana a
dining room on the other
A large sanitary kitchen will BE- lu
stalled IN the rear Of the building.
Mr. Pang this week ordered $4,000
worth OF equipment for Fiier's new
restaurant, $500 range Is inciudad
In this order
Mr. Pang Is a veteran restaurant
man. aud now has cafes In HlackflQ
ST. Anthony. and pocatello. aside frum
his business here
The Filler cafe. now located iu ,fr
Reynolds building on east Main
street Will be moved 70 the Tanner
building as soon as worknsen can ft
model the interior.
Since the disastrous fire of Deccn-
Der 4. which DESTROYED the stock OF fhe
Filler Department store the bulldlrs
has undergone extensive improve,
ments. and has been replaatcrd.
tinted. and rcmodeiied.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
Rev. Wilder Reelected Pastor
Visits 1. W. W. Trial nj Honte>ano

The Rev. E. ". wilder pastor OF the
Mennonite Brethren in Christ church
here was reelected to this charge for
another year. at the annual Pacific
conference held at McMinnevile. ore,
last week. Reverend Wilder returned
here Saturday from the conference
He was accompanied 20 McMinneville
by II. r. Musser. TIE delegate from the
local church 70 the conference. Mr..
Musser visited his brother. Ben. at
Beilingham. Washington
p. J. Kaihfaish. foreign missionary
treasurer of the " B. c Pacific con-
ference has also been reelected and
N,n continue TO act at the position
he has had for several yeas.
On the trip Reverend Wilder lad
occasion to attend the trial Of the l.
W. W being held at Montesano
Washington. II is his opinion that
the wobblies who are charged with
the murder OF the three American
Legion men on Armistice day al Cen
traiia. Washington. are receiving a
fair and Just trial. and he says that
interest IN the trial is intense. No one
Is admitted TO the courtroom without
being searched.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
HIGH SCHOOL DECLA-
MATORY CONTEST
Miss Chri Bel Waiter and Earl WlIcsx
Win Melak-Ansther Contest
Tsnsrrsw ki,ht

Miss Claribel Walter. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Walter was award
ed first place in the oratoricai class
OF the Rural High school declama-
tory contest held at tie Gem theatre
Friday ecening ~Sparticus to the
Gladiators" was the subject OF her
Grafton. and she displayed exceptional
ability and excellent coaching.
Karl Wilcox Leads
Earl Wilcox. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Wilcox speaking on Sans
Letter was awarded FIRST place In
the humorous class. competing with
five others for the donors.
These Two young people. together
with Ike winner In the dramatic class
70 be decided at a second contest to be
held az the Gem theatre Friday night
viii represent the Ideal school in the
county contest TO be held probably In
Twin Falls at a later date.
Judges Decision
A capacity house greeted the loca
Thespians at the contest Friday night
anu HtIlO TtfNAtttA 'tf't~"'-''''-
compete for the honors. which were
awarded az follows:
Oratorical class: Claribel Walter
-Sparticus TO the Gladiators". list
Leslie Williamson. Patrick Henry
the Agitator." End; Raleigh Drake
THE Unknown Speaker" 3rd.
Humorous class: Earl Wilcox
Sans Letter" LIST: Wilma mol
"Naught, zell'. End; Carl Murray
The Boston Coffee Clatcha." 3rd
Another Contest Friday
The Judges we're Frank L. stephan
county attorney. Shad l.. Hodgin. at
torney. and Burton l.. Morse. archi
tect. all OF Twin Falls. These SAM
men will act as judges for the con
test to be held Friday night. at whiel
time the winner in the dramatic clasl
will he decided upon.
II is announced that there will b
fifteen contestants for first place ant
that the Judges will be confronte'
with a difficult task In choosing tn
winners.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
DOWN 1000 FEET. PROSPECTS
GOOD. SAYS j. q. NOGGLf

After having drilled to a depth OF
unfortunately 1000 feet. reports come
from the Twin Falls Drilling syndicate
who are sinking an oil well near Ed
mond. Okla. under direction of J. o.
'Noggle. OF this place. that in the next
400 feet they ARE looking for oil or
gas in paying quantities"
Hundreds OF people have watched
the well from day to day" the state
ment continues, land the findings have
sounded like a dream. as this held
has always been looked upon as be-
Ing very deep. and development has
been delayed from the fear OF ex-
pense."
.Drilling commenced in December
ara continued to depth OF ss4 feet
with a Is inch bit. A hard formation
known as red lime was encountered
Al 100 feet This same formation was
encountered miles west OF the well
Al depth OF 400 feet Three miles
east this same formation wss eneount-
sred At q depth OF 2s7 feet In the
las, 500 feet. gas and oil has been
found in small quantities twelve
lines The Bit was reduced to IL and
- inches al a depth OF se4 feet The
art sand that found tina; il pay will
he developed.
~rhere are 81 stockholders in ire
company. many OF them being Filler
ssopls. They have so far Invested
las $50 In the well.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
MRS. l.. NC CLEARY PASSED
AWAY WEDNESDAY MORNING

Mrs. Loyina McCleary. aged rs
passed away at her home here yester-
day morning at G o'clock following an
illness that has confined her to her
home for the past few months. Mrs
Me Cleary was the mother OF Charles
Nc Cleary chairman OF the village
board
Funeral services were held from the
home this afternoon. the Rev. c. T.
Deal OF the Methodist Episcopal
church officiating. Scot Nc Cleary
son OF The deceased will accompany
the body TO Beloit. Kansas. where in
terment will he made In the family
cemetery He will leave tomorrow
morning.
Heart trouble was tile cause OF Mrs
McCieary's death.
Deceased was born In Wayne coun-
~. Ohio. October &c. 1874. She was
married TO Holmes McCleary In April
1868. and is survived by three sons
Scott and Charles OF Filler. and W n
McCleary. OF Idaho Falls. who ar
rived here Yesterday Two daughters
Mrs. W s. McGinnis. OF Fairfield
Okla. and Mrs. o. r. Smith. of Bull
were at her bedside at the time Of her
death.
She has been attended during her
illness hy her daughters and her
niece. Miss Grace McGinnis. Mrs.
MccIeary moved TO Filler FIVE years
ago. from her home in BeIoit. Kan
sas
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
PIlER wONAN's cLrB

The annual wonan's club dinner
viii take place Wednesday evening 81
the Methodist Episcopal church base
ment Il i advised that plates white
are fexerved should be paid for befofs
the day OF The dinner
The next regular meeting Of ths
Filler womans club will be held April
%. The meeting planned for wednes-
day afternoon has been postponed or
sccount Of the womans club dinner
Those scheduled to appear on the pro
gran next week are asked 70 he pre-
pared f6r the meeting ot April -.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
RrRAL LEADERS TO
MEET SATURDAY

A meeting OF district rural leaders
Is scheduledsfor Saturday at the Office
OF the county farm bureau AZ this
meeting It IL expected that plans for
the annual conference between farm
bureau women and farm bureau jun
iors will be made.
A number Of matters In this con
nection will be taken mp also. Il Is
understood plans will be matnred to
make the conference one OF the big
days In Twin Fails n IL an annual
afrair and Is usually largely attended
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
TWIN FlJ.is Alto SHOW
PLANS MATERIALiLiNe

so rapidly Is work progressing on
the new Nigel garage building that
indications are that the Chronicle
automobile SHOW date can be set for
very early ~ Nav. II indeed an ear
Ser date can be hxed says the Twin
Fails Chrokiele.
Calls FOR space have come y 20
consistently that there = evidence
that there nav be some disappoini-
ments. Ths demand from outside
Twin Falls Is 20 heavy that Mr..
Stevenson stnounced that local deal
ers win be cared for hr-t. under q
drawing. and that outsiders will ne
allotted space in the order Of their
Local dealers will be held 20 ipclude
those Of The community in general
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
Y. ". c. A. DRIVE is VOW OK

Mrs T. f. Moore. chairman OF the
Y. W. c. A. drive being held here
reports that sos OF the $3.50 quota
has already been raised. Filler has
been asked TO contribute this sum Ia
the national drive that Is being made
for this worthy institution u Is
hoped that TIE quota will be raised
this week. so that Filler will continue
TO hold her reputation OF always going
cover the top"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
.sssEgxsEy cow PRODUCES
90 POUNDS BUTTER FAT

Henry Schick OF Bull has again
come to the front with the high pro-
dncing COW for the month of February
according to the records just sub
miited BY the Pioneer Cow Testing
Association. His record was made
with Golden Here's lass. Guernsey
matron who produced 694 pounds OF
butter fat for the month.
In addition TO having the highest
producing COW. he has the highest
herd average for tie association which
was asa pounds OF fat 2l2 cows
were tested during the month by j. l..
Showers. the association tester.
Considerable interest is being shown
in the association work by the mem
bers and some friendly rivalry is be-
ing shown in the monthly reports.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
s0rRN DEATH on
EDITORS cHifD

Katherine. the little daughter Of ar
and Mrs Harry Barry 81 buhi dlti
Sunday February g. when but ienr
days old Mr. Barry b editor n me
Bull Herald.
The baby became ill on wecncfday
evening from which Illness she nerer
recovered The little body was laid
to rest 10 the Bull cemetery On Sun
day evening AZ four o'clock foliosins
a brief funeral ceremony al the grave
which was conducted By the Reverend
". NJ Van Patten.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
PAVING OF MAIN ST.
NOW SEEMS ASSURED
Five hsrs thsa Required Number Of
Lei Owners Have Sisaei Petition
Circulated BY Ripley

Over seventy per cent OF the owners
of lots ON Main street have consented
10 TIE formation OF an improvement
district, and will petition the village
board to authorize the paving OF Main
street as soon as the necessary legal
steps can DE taken.
Ii is estimated that the expense OF
the proposed paving and curling VIII
tsouire an expenditure OF approx
mately $4,000. There are l76 lots
on Main street. and the expense per
LOT is roughly estimated at 5000 or
1925 each. Lot owners would nave
ten years in which TO make this pay
uient. at a low rate of interest.
More Than Enough
The law requires that seventy per
cent OF the owners In a proposed I'M
proyement district must petition the
village board requesting sucn I'M
provement. f. b. Ripley commenced
the circulation OF such a petition
week ago Wednesday The signatures
OF the owners OF 12i lots were neces-
ssry, and up until the time this pa
per went TO press owners OF Us
lots had signed the petition. Ripley
il receiving much praise for his un-
altering efforts in pushing this pro
jsct
IL is not known when definite ac-
ton will be taken on the paving pro-
position. but il has been proven tha'
the paving of Main street is desired
The village board expect TO employ .
city attorney shortly, to take charge
NJ the legal work in connection with
the necessary procedure.
Yakima May Pave
II is said that petition Wi
shortly be circulated among the own
ers OF lots on Yakima avenue askinl
for the paving OF that thorougffare.
Names OF Signers
The names OF owners of lots abut
ting Main street who have signifiee
sh~ir desire. for the paving on NAN
street. together with the number O
lots owned are as follows:
c. A. Love. IL 1-2: Z. B. Ripley II
G. C. Stevens. 4; John II. Blass, o
Gem State Lumber company o. H. "
Munyon. 6; Nibley Channel Lumber
company. 6; j. c. Reichers, 4; Been
and Hammerquist. 4: Mrs. H. n
Schildman. 4: c. II. Bemenderfer, !
Issac BEEN, 4; Munyon and Sons, 4
Mrs. ]. w. Tanner. 4; Catholic church
3; p. F. Bauer. 3: Filler Iownslt'
company. 3; r. A. Reynolds. 81 II. II
sehildman. -; James f. Penny
q. DIR. T. l.. Cartney. 2; ~ A. Jack
son. 2: Filler Hardware company, 2
William Slack. 2; Joe Eaton. 2; r. I
Anderson. 2; Farmers and Merchant
bank. 2: l.. NJ Smith. 2; F. W. claud
son. 2: +. W King. 2; johnson ant
Mallory. 2: Elmer f. Haag. !; +. {
Graves. /: F. II. Snyder. l; frs
National bank. 1; Anderson and Case
1. A. f.. Anderson. /; L. A. Small. /
Filler Meat company. /; Bingham an'
Smith. l.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11

Topeka. Ksn.--According 10
speech delivered ~ y. r. Smith.
weii-kno~n hor1iculfurlst Of
Lawrence. befor. the State Hor-
flcuIfursl soci~f, here few
DAYS ago. twas lemon and
not an apple that Eo' Adam and
Eve into trouble IN the Garden
% Eden.
smiths argumen, was that
the word translated ~spple" IN
the Bibls IN with great probable
ny supposed f~ mean the cit
ron tree and the trees fruit 10
species ~ lemon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
> POTtTOE BREAKFAST
TOMORROW NIGHT

Plans are practically complete for
the annual Potato Breakfast which
will be held In the hirh school aud
itorium Al Twin Falls tomorrow even
ing. The Twin Falls Chamber OF
Commerce has been 10 charge OF the
event. which has not been held during
war time Several toasis viii be
given and a good time i in store for
all attending
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
AMERICAN LEGION SMOKER

Filler post OF the American Legion
will be entertained with smoker and
a big feed at the l. o. o. y. hall
tonight when q committee consisting
Of r. Y. Jones. VIM Deurig. and Earl
Munyon. will stage program that
promises 70 excel anything in that
line ever before attempted here. All
American Legion men are invited
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
xAs0vs WILL JOURNEY TO Bull

The Masonic fraternity OF FIler have
been invited to the Bull order 10 at
tend lodge ~ thar place this after
noon. II was planned 70 begin the
~ork early this afternoon. and Il il
expected that the session will continue
tate IN the evening.
Many Assons from Filler plan 70 60
70 Buhl today.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
pig ssvsssss

Fosf0ris 0.-Pinying Iong-dlstarrs
singles for Sausage making. Mrs W.
L. hates % Rising sun claims the hrst
premium ticket. Mrs. Bates establish.
~ this record BY showing q ssrssgs
ihs, shs stuffed thar Is iss inches tong
Hnd -siEhs msrr fhsn ter pounds.
This ssussyr r. 10 obv lons chapter.
siih neither inisrinde nor brscsist.
rp 70 the day the fssinch sausage
ihrrs u, slsrv ibio the ring Mrs..
uafy fiurord u Fremont claimed
nrsi pfise. with . single wussgs 90
Inches lotS.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
mayor NC QrowS or ..

Asyor c. ~ McQuown Of Bull has
tx.,rnrd and will leave shortly TO take
shs maisxership OF an oil concern
Ia Otlahoma. Mr. Mcouown has also
resigned his position as manager OF
the Boise psyette Lamber company
ysrd AZ Bull y. o, Thompson viii
succeed Me ouoxn as mayor OF the
city Of BAIL,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
BOX socIAI AT sonoA

A box social supper will be held "a
the Moroa school house on Frils5
March IL. Ladies' are requested 81
bring boxes and gents are adyls.
70 bring money. A Big time -
prospsci. and a large crowd 4
peetec.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
HAAcs ARE PARENTS
on BABY BOY

A son was born 10 Mr. and Mrs
Elmer y Hasg At the Boyd hospital
in Twin Fails Monday. The young
man has been named Elmer y. Jr
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11

Mr. and Mrs. y. A. BEEN are the
parents 81 a daughter. bsrhars Helen.
born NJ the Boyd hospital In Twin
Pals. Monday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
MAS AsrRrs oprRlr,

Mrs. ]. p Buck recently ae.,..,
an antrim operation 81 ~ n.
Office. She has haen 1R|a ~.
many years with facial i.stlx y,
is now reported ~ heN
Iisvrd.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11

Hsra To Mf and Mrs y. !. An
draws. Aohsst, hsby dsushisr'
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11
FORMER Filler GIRL
CHARGED WITH FORGERY

The daily papers OF Saturday car
ried the following dispatch which viii
be OF interest TO local residents. be-
cause Il has to do with former To-
cal character.
Los ANGELES. cal.--Pearl Bell
%. and extra pretty who gives her
home address ar Boise. Idaho. from
whence she came three weeks ago.
and Mrs r. NJ. Siangland. "a, her
chum were arrested by deputy sherii
early this morning la pretty little
bungalow at iolS East Harvard
street. In fashionable residence sub
urb OF Glendale. and booked at the
county jail on the charge OF forgery
Forge Many Checks IT'S Charged.
II Is alleged that the young women
forged the name OF Judge Warren l.
Williams. prominent and wealthy
attorney OF this city. to checks for
various sums ranging from $50 up TO
s45o and purchased with the PRO
ceeds expensive suits. lingerie, shoes
jewelry. hosiery and phonograph.
Al least they cashed the checks and
Judge williams saws he never saw OF
heard OF the young women and that
he did not sign the checks. which
bear a pretty fair imitation OF his
signature.
Work Regular Sysiem-
In each instance when casting the
checks. one or the other OF the youne
women represented herself as the at
torney's stenographer.
Both the Young women admit pass
ing the checks and Mrs. StangIand
whose home is in Seattle. says that
she signed them with the first name
she picked out OF telephone direc'
tory and II happened to be Williams
There are seven charges against
them here and &c more in Orange
county. The Boise relatives OF Miss
Bell have been wired OF her predica'
ment,
Efforts to locate the parents OF Miss
Bell disclosed the fact that a youni
woman OF the same name lived a
1903 Main street. Boise.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-11

Efforts to locate the parents OF Miss
Bell disclosed the fact that young
woman OF the same name lived al
1903 Main street. Boise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-20
CHARLEY WEINERT FIGHTS
CAPT. BOB ROPER TONIGHT

Fight fans talk Of nothing but
heavyweight contests today. The
boys Of the lighter divisions have
been pushed aside for the time be-
Ing for the beef and Drawn brigade.
Naturally there is a reason and the
most logical n is that a man IL
being sought who will be able to
eventually step into the ring with
Jack Dempsey. Thus far a dozen
fellows are claiming they are the
right man, but the public at this
time wants to have a say. Fight
promoters throughout the country
are staging elimination contests and
surely a man will be found who can
at least furnish some argument
with the present title holder.
One of the real heavyweight
matches hat seems to gather the
approval Of the fans is the twelve
round contest scheduled for tonight
between Charles Weinert and Cap
tain Bob Roper. at the Newark
Open Air Club, of the Colosseum A.
G. His last trick of disposing OF Al
Roberts in less than four rounds
has sort Of given the fans some
new angle to talk about and they
would like to see Weinert against
Dempsey. Roper Is given full con-
sideration because he so easily de-
feated Bob Martin