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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12

lent also have taken the 'Favorite
Prescription ri.h good results.
.ook ID after no hc-ho1d 20 build ne
IN in he1l-h. uhich G. I'D Mrs.
Ar. PAEKER Sc Grsdvel Place.
A. Druggists sci thsss MEDICINES
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
Almost Perfection.

Farmer Hsye-"That Jones boy who
used to work for you wants me to give
him a Job l. he steady?"
Farmer Secde Well. If he was any
steadier he'd be motionless - Stray
Stories
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12

ana Ddch. AAbtE
doctoringwith diff
ferent doctors and
not getting relief,
Ihad almost given
up hopes when my
sister told me of
Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound, and
knowing that she
had really been
helped by il, /
purchased It. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12

lion WI en- run
down or In need
% a tonic and Il
was a great help
10 her in many
ways. and father
has for years de-
pended on DR.
piertes g olden
Medical Discovery
TO keep hin in
rooo health and
claims 70 BE- excel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12

Accept California Syrup Of Figs
cnly-look for the name Csiiiorua On
the PAGE. then you are sure yOur
child ss having fhr bcst AMI most
hsrulrss rkr=ir Tor the Fftl- sfn-ark
liver ard h5ueis ChIircr iove -
fruity taste FaH drectsszs 90 each
ho;tls. Yea mu.t ~ -Cal1urnh -
Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
PAINS IN
SIDE AND BACK
Caused by Woman's Ills and
Cured byLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Grafton, Pa. - was troubled with
and pains in my sides
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
Mother, Father and
DAUGHTER All Testify

Elmirz. y. Y.-"Ay mother always
took DR. Piercs's Favorite Prescrip-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12

The rs-ly orE.Hiz,l Wen, River.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
The Daily News Page of Classified
nEuE NGsnIMG ADNcwA
MISCELLANEOUS

CLERkS-,Mcn. womcnl over ~. To-
postal mail service. si2s month. Ex
aminations Feb. Experience unncces
sary. For free particulars Of instruc
,ion write H. Terry former Civil scrs
Ice Examiner 30 Continental Blds.,
Washington. ID. &.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
WHEAT PRICES HIGHER,
OTHER GRAINS STRONG
ny Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Feb. ga report that
Greece was trying to buy wheat IN this
country was responsible for n sharp
advance In that cereal today and prices
averaged higher. closing nj the ton.
Green bug talk frDm Texas also was Q
factor In advancing prices. Coarse
grains were affected by the strength
n wheat At the finish wheat was rp
! cents 90 "a cent with March 1877
to i.51 Ia and May la IA 10 LAIN.
rorn showed a net advance Of rs 10
Y cents: cats were I Is 20 I IS net
higher. while provisions ranged 22h 10
ii,s cents lower
An ovcrsold condition was disclosed
In the wheat market when shorts tried
TO cover and the advance was easily a..
tained. A. far M known Greece al
not buy any wheat here today.
Coarse grains averaged higher AMI
n the outset figures showed above thu
finish &c week ago The advanes
was rather sharp after n minor din
Early In the session. Buying by shorts
and weekend evening up had much 10
do with the upturna.
Provisions dropped sharply under
general commission hdise selling ~
lard and there was also selling credited
10 packers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Coffee

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-The market
for coffee futures opened unchanged 10
six points higher on slightly steadicr
cables from hatll and scattered Gov.
eiing On the hate months The advance
was checked nv renewal of near
month Liquidation. however. and tbs
cloSe was AZ a net decline 81 20 7
points Closing bids. March SIS; Nav
ESQ; June 7.ss: sept zee; Oct. IN
Ne 80.
spot coffee quiet; Rios Is SIS 70 Z
81. Santos Fs % SIS 20 10 IL. Tho
official cables showed no change IN ttc
Rio market. hut santos was - 10 -
rcls higher BruSilian port receip's
81 oeo: Inndiahy reccipts $1,000: Santos
cleared Il. 200 fcr New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
COTTON MARKET HIGHER,
DEMAND IS Growing

ny Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. ..--shorts
covered In the cotton market today and
nut prices up On themselves The mar.
,et had firm undcrtone 60 the open.
NIX and reached It's highes, IN the late
trading. Last prices were at net gains
4 29.to 80 points.
Reports OF better spot demand Ia
he Interior. particularly In Tsxas. hal
much to do with the buying. Dallas
Wired that the best demand IN sons
time was being experienced and othsr
points In Texas claimed the basis was
advancing and TINT there was no foun.
la,ion fur some ~ the more bearisa
accounts u spot conditions.
The effect 81 spot news was increased
W the repor, that me 81 the largest
mills In the northern group was WORK.
Ing night shifts while new seven mil
lion dollar mill In the Atlantics wns
said TO be starting today for it, initial
run.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Catton.


NEW YORK. Feb. 5.--There was a
continuation ~ covering movement III
the cotton market today and a FUR,
Their rally resulted. May contracts
rlosed ~ itis. with the Kcnerai mar.
kct steady At net advance of ~
70 81 points IN aditlon 90 covering co.
lver the weekend. some scattered
iuying was reported due 60 increasing
domestic activity. reports of an I'm.
,roved tome In Manchester and a FIRM.
Y spot basis IN southwest.
The market opened nj n decline ~
me point IN June. hut generally highir
md steadily improved until March so.f
al i3.S5. Closing prices were a few
points OF from the bes, under realizing.
Fab River advances said the smaller
sales there for the week we're due part.
~ % scarcity ~ goods for spot or
prompt shipment. There was also bull.
sh comment On reports that one Of tas,
Massachusetts, mills would operate q
night shift. Private cables attributed
the Improved tone In Manchester q
the abatement 81 the excess profit tao.
kilograms from Galveston said indlca.
lions were tina, considerable cotton WIS
To- he shipped from there 20 New Tors.
presumably Cor delivery on contract-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Sugar.
Fuk1I
o. Associated Pres.

" Associated Pres.
NEW YORK. Feb. The marke.
fur raw sugar was firmcr and whiio
prices wcrc nominailv unchanged q,
] sSc for cuhas. cost and freight,
equal 10 ga Tor centrifugal. there was
me- fresh business reported todav..
while there wcrof buyers NJ quoted
prices with holders. asking more. Lac
Friday there was another sale a. 2o.ooc
hags ~ Cuhas o. operators al $50.
cost and freight, aud u vas rumorsd
that some Cuhas were sold today AZ q
ll,,le abnvs this figure. although 30.
tails were lacking
business In refined sugars continued
81 a hand 10 mouth character and LIST
prices are unchanged at s.s5 for fine
granulated. Reports that the royal
commission was again In the mark, /
ord the strength In the spo, market
caused another advance In sugar win
final prices six to nine points net higi.
er March closed az ais: May l.t0:
July f.so: September s5s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Colon Seed ON.

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-cot,on ned
oil declined "a 10 N points under sea-.
tered liquidation In the break in lard
and step loss selling toward the close.
however. room covering effected ,
slight rally. Final bids were 10 =
points lower Sales 1900 harreis. Ten
dcrs leo barrels. Prime crude SIC
,skcd. prime summer ycllows spot i.so
gs.io, March asa; May Sss; Julv
sec. an bid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

Use These Little Business Build
ers and Watch Your Business
Grow.
The meeting place iw buyers and
sellers Of the Panhandle. For quick
results use q classified nd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
NATIVE HOME GROWN

FINE PLAyERpIANo AT BARGAIN
We now have In Amarillo a fine sam
pie playcrpiano wnich We will close out
az special price Cash or term To re-
sponsihlc party Your silent piano
taken In trade. Write az once Tor Inr.
tculnis THE KNIGHT. CAMPBELL
MUSIC co. Denver. ColoMdo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Eggs.

~ Aseoctatea ftes--
OKLAHOMA. Okla. Feb. S.-Fresh
eggs were selling IN the onen retal
market here to-day for fifty centa n
d'ycr. = drop % ten cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Overland Texas Co.

FOR SAI.E-i2oo bushels seed oats
Bright. heavy reclcancd seed oats Coo
bushcl. miles south town. e. G
Steward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

SAVANNAH. Feb 5-Turpentins
quiet. ssis: no sales; receipts i2s; shin
incnts S5s. stock iSiIaS. Resin auie:;
NO sales. receipts 81. shipments iSti;
stock SeSTs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
SALE OF ESTATE

SALE OF ESTATE
have for sale all real estate Of the
d. l.. Britain Estate In Amarillo. Texas.
as follows:
o room house. 10 Pierce Street.
4 room house. iiO Buchanan Street.
6 room house. COS Pierce Street
Z room house. $40 Pierce Street.
I room house. sOi Fillmore Street.
5 room house, 30 Fillmore Street.
room house. 1903 Buchanan Street.
room house. 500 Arthur Street.
All OF above property viii be sold
on good business and conservative basis.
Would prefer cash hut viii take notes
back against property for /. and 2
years from date Of sale at per cent.
I have full charge ~ above property
and any prospective buyer. would
be- glad 10 discuss prices and terms at
once. See me over the Vogue. sos i.e
Polk Street. room 3. phone 2isi office,
home phone 972.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

BULLS FOR sALE-car ioad Of regis
tered Hereford range bulls. two TO foul
years old VIII ncll cheap II taken
soon. J. y. Hall. Piainview. Texas
30 sac.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
KNOX BASKETEERS
IN BETTER SHAPE
THAN EVER, VIEW

Galesburg. ILL.,. Jan. 22.-With
the Knox college basket ball season
we'll under way, Coach Barry has
been able to pick a team which he
thinks makes the strongest posi-
BILE combination. Captain Crabbe
Of New London, has played left
guard in all the games so far, per-
forming in brilliant fashion. Al
bro. of Galesburg. another letter
man from last year. has scored
most of the points this year from
his position IT left forward.
Ludwick. formerly a member of
the freshmen team .at Northwest
ern university. seems to have cinch-
ed the other guard position. He
played half-back on the Knox foot
ball eleven last fall and is an ideal
man for back guard. Campbell
and Negley, former Canton high
school stars, have been plyaing in
center and right forward respec-
lively, and will furnish stiff compe-
tition for any players who may
wish to displace them.
Rhind, last years sub-center, and
Timmerwilke, who played at for
ward in few games last year. may
work in some of the games. Shafer
a football star. although new to the
court game, gives promise of de-
veloping into a good guard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

pion Baltimore Orioles. has flock
of stars that are worth fortune.
But they can't be bought. Balti-
more says, keep 'em, Jack" So
Jack stands pat.
Jimmy's Gym.
Jimmy Dunn, fight manager,
hasn't peer in bringing out bud
ding boxers and few equals.
He keeps gym in Cleveland.
It's full~of ring corners. The wait
ing list for admission to his biff
school is longer than the men,
bership list.
Taught Kilbane.
Jimmy taught Johnny Kilbane
his stuff. 'Kilbane has cut loose
to swim for himself now. but every
move he makes in the ring has the
stamp of Jimmy Dunn on it.
Carl Tremaine, bantam star, is now
near the top. If he picks off the
118-pound title that'll be another
triumph for the house Of Dunns.
Winning Name.
There they are-the Dunns.
It's a good Irish name and a
winner.
Jim Dunn is a good bet to win
another American league rag.
Jack Dunn can count his chick
ems in Baltimore unless he splits
up his star flock.
Jimmy Dunn has a bantam stand
ing on the front porch Of a cham
pionship.
Not Related.
Jack Dunno is playing his head
off on the basketball court at Ann
Arbor in a hot race for Big Ten
honors in the cage game.
The Dunns have done some great
things. They're all set to Dunn
some more.
None of the Dunns are related.
Their greatness cant be an inner
tied trait.
1t must be in the name.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
CHICAGO Is KEEN
FOR NTRA-MURAL
SPORTING STRIFE

Chicago. Jan. 22.-Arrangements
have been completed for the install
lation of intra-mural athletics at
the University Of Chicago. To date
the plans include only class COM
petition in basketball. but il is an
ticipated that they will soon be ex-
tended to embrace all Of the sports
heretofore confined to the varsity
teams.
Under the direction of Luther
Tatge, pilot Of the Maroon eleven.
OF the interclass basketball tour
of the interclass basket ball tour
nament will be played Saturday,
Jan. 20. Robert Birkhof. star for
ward OF last years championship
team. and Captain Fritz Crialer Of
this seasons five. are to ACT as
coaches Of the class teams. with
such aid "a Athletic Directors
Stage and Walker are able 70 oher.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
BY FRIER M.COLLIsTER.

Although kewanee is not known
to have strong team this year, the
islanders are taking no chances in
the game tonight in the "Y" gym.
The locals have been through a
week OF strenuous workouts and
the battle tonight should put them
on edge for the two heavy fights
next week against Geneseo and
Galesburg.
The kewaneeans so far have not
played. any of the teams on the Is
landers' schedule and their strength
is unknown. Although Coach Kim
mel is not expecting an easy time,
the locals are generally picked to
win.
Henke Rows Out.
The game tonight will be the
last battle that Henke will fight
for the Crimson and Gold. His
ninth semester begins Monday and,
according to the rules Of the ath-
letic association. he is ineligible to
play in Illinois games. Henke's
loss will weaken the team a great
deal. His general floor work and
guarding have been q great asset
and th5fe is no one on the squad
who can fill his place quite as we'll
Henke has had quite an athletic
record in his four years that be
was in high school. He made the
football letter three years and was
captain of last falls championship
!, football squad. He also was on the
basketball team for two seasons.
/ After tonight Schafer is expected
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
JOHNSON BEATS RACER-AUGIE WINS
GENESEO WHIPS
DAVENPORT ss5''
BY BETTER PLAY
IolDai,s Are Swept OF
Feet BY Long
Loopers.
BY FRIER WCOLLISTER

By FRIER MCOLLISTER.
In one of the hardest fought bas-
ketball games Of the season, Dav-
export high was defeated last night
by the strong Geneseo squad by the
score of 20-16.
By their defeat Of Davenport
high and the St. Ambrose juniors.
Geneseo has acquired quite a name.
After the defeat of the juniors it
was believed that Geneseo was
blessed with a d cal of luck, but the
victory last night proved other
wise.
Iowans Take Lead.
Davenport. got the first basket a
few minut after the game started
when Schick tossed in a short shot.
That was the last and only time
that the 1owans were ahead. AT
the end of the first half the score
stoQ6 in favor of Geneseo.
TT Aakest part of the Daven-
port A0etine last night seemed to
be at center The much-famed
Krasuski failed to make a good
showing at any part of the game
He was slow and clumsy and was
usually rolling on the floor. He
may be afgood football player, but
is too slow for a basketball man.
The other members. of the lav.
export squad shove good form
Schick is one of the fastest men
ever seen on local floor. His spe.
cialty is a short short from the side
under the basket. He got away
with four Of these against Geneseo
Stars for Geneseo.
For Geneseo. E. Shultz was the
star. Although big and clumsy. he
seemed to get down the floor with
speed and his eve for long shots
was perfect. Weisjahn at center
also played good game.
The Geneseo players worked the
ball down the floor near the bas
ket, but were sharks at long shots
II Rock Island expects to win from
them next Wednesday. they viii
have to watch the center of the
! floor, as it is from there that Gene
| SEQ made most of the shots agains
Davenport.
Geneseo Coz. Shultz, (C), RI
Snow. If; Weiszahn, c; Combs, re-
e. Sbultz. lg.
Davenport 16l-Schick, IF; Dau
If; Krasuski, C; Stetson &C., re-
Layden, =.
! Substitutes-Luse for krasuski.
| Field goals-Geneseo: Snow, 2
E. Shultz, 5; Weisjahn. 3; B
Shultz. l. Davenport: Schick, 4
Dau. q krasuski, /. Layden. l.
Free throws-E. Shultz, 2 out o
3; Schick, out of l.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
CHICAGO BIKERS
STILL IN FRONT
IN 6-DAY WHIRL

Chicago. Jan. 2e.-Osterriter and
Cocker maintained their standing
in the six-day bike race at the start
of the 105th hour this morning.
With five other teams they had
covered LOO miles and laps, but
the Chicago pair had 6GGi2 points to
their credit. seven better than the
score of Madden and Magin.
Eaton and Hill were third with
AZ points and P. Drobach and
Hanley were tied for fourth place
with Kopsky and Bello. each of
those teams having 27lls points. Nc
Beth and Walker with 15l. points
were in sixth place.
Trailing the leaders by one lap
were Verras ands Gaffney, and a lap
behind that combination were the
two teams reconstructed since the
race started. Stein and F. Drobach
form one of these combinations and
Ryan and Weber the other.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

The Dunns have done a lot of
things.
And they're still up and doing.
Every major sport has a Dunn OF
some kind in it that's making lime
light.
There may be nothing in a name,
but look at these four men who
bear Dunn monikers:.
Jim Dunn, owner Of the
world champion Cleveland In
dams.
Jack Dunn, manager Of the
International league cham.
pions.
Jimmy Dunn, boxing mana
ger, who brought out Cham
pion Johnny kiibane and who
has q near champion in Carl
Tremaine.
Jack Dunne, quarterback for
the 1920 Michigan eleven.
They're an all star flock OF
Dunna
Nothing but winners suit 'em.
They carry around strategy. brain
cells and big ideas. They've brought
home the bacon.
One Misses "SpOt."
Dunn. the Michigan quarterback,
is the only member of the lot who
hasn't broken into the champion
ship spotlight. But he fought like
Trojan to give HurryU2 Yost a
winner.
Jim Dunn. landlord of the Cleve-
land Indian chatteIs, makes his
home in Chicago. He's contrac-
tor by trade and a magnate be-
cause he's sportsman.
Jack Stands Pat.
He doesn't want all the money
that a winning ball club draws
through the turnstiles. Jim has
made iris Speaker, his hired man
a stakeholder in the club.
Jack Dunn, skipper of the cham
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

Johnson was far in the lead on
points.
The eighth round was a repeti-
ton OF the sixth. Johnson hit
Racer almost at will. A better
boxer would have used his skill to
drop the Davenporter then and
there. Johnson's best wallops were
a right uppercut and singing
left jab. to the face.
Racef carried the ninth after a
terrific exchange just before the
bell. His superior strength had a
telling effect at this point, but Jack
seemed confused as to the best
method to employ when the gong
suspended the hostilities.
Racer had just one chance to
even matters in the 10th. To win
q draw he would have had to drop
Johnson, thereby wiping out three
rounds Of Johnson's lead. To win.
he would have had to stop the Mo-
liner. As it was, Racer did no bet
ter than hold Johnson even in the
round. The latter appeared tired
from the effects of leading all the
way. but his courage and tenacity
could not be undone.
Cross Stops Monahan.
Johnny Donahue dropped Fran
kie Monahan OF St. Paul after
minutes and 81 seconds Of furious
mixing in the first round. Dummy
started in to finish his man after
taking a couple Of stiff punches
right otter the first bell The Rock
Islander stunned his rival with a
volley Of rights and let's. forcing
him back over the ropes. Monahan
stepped out after the break and
Donahue crossed his right to the
jaw. Monahan dropped and took
the full count.
Elmer Kelly took the first two
rounds from Kid Cutie, but the lat
ter fought back effectively and an
nexed the next two in their six 2
minute battle. Neither could as
sumo visible lead in the fifth and
sixth rounds and the clash ended
a good draw, Cutie slipped and
fell in the third, but bobbed up
without q count.
George Wicker displayed one Of
the best punches since Jimmy
Nuss' last appearance. all but stop
ping Bum" Sells in the curtain
raiser. Sells was dropped three
times In the third round. only to be
saved by the bell. Bum" displayed
rare gameness in the fourth and
managed to weather the storm.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
KEWANEE DARK HORSE IN LOOP
CLASH WITH HIGH BASKETEERS
TONIGHT; HENKE,S LAST GAME

to start at running guard. He has
been ineligible SO far this season.
Although not essentially a guard
he has done good work at that DO
sitiOn.
Same Lineup Tonight.
The same lineup that has started
the game SO far this season will
play tonight; Duncan and Bierl
; starting at the forwards, Captain
Rosenkranz at center and Hall and
Henke at guards.
Biehi by his playing in the Mo
line game, showed that he was one
OF the stars of the team and much
Is expected OF him. He is good al
long shots. which is the only way
to score when the opposing teams
play a Close defensive game as
most Of them do this year.
| Duncan has also been going good
this week and is expected to play
in the same kind OF form that he
did in the alumni battle. A couple
OF weeks ago he went stale apd
failed to play in his usual manner
4 ne Is the fastest floor man on the
Islander squad and almost ALWAYS
succeeds in shaking off his guard.
! Second Team Wins.
The Rock Island high school sec.
ond squad defeated Toulon las,
night at Toulon. The Islanders, al.
though scrubs. had little difficult,
and romped away with the battle
to the tune of 22-14.
FOLLOWING was the Rock ISLAND
lineup: Edwards and Alexanberg
forwards Lamp. center; Panne
and Alvine. guards.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22
|bl(yENPOI|T has
NnOST EXCITING
n \; Bill! B Of BOXING
Jshassa Wins o. Superior AgsFss'
4 sleeaess --Dsnahue 6tsps Rival
III r Rifyt-Wlcker Has PuneA.



Walter Johnson, Moline, ont
pointed Jack Razor, Davea.
port, In 10 rounds. Light.
I weights.
= Johnny DsHahue, Rock IL.
land, stopped Frankie Mona.
han, st. Paul, in two minutes
and 81 seconds. Welterweights.
Kid Cutis, Rock Island, drew
with Elmer Kelly, Davenport
IN six two.mlnnts rounds.
Fcathefweights.
George Wicker, Rock Island,
outpointed bum" Sells, Rock
Island, in four two.minute
rounds. Wolterweights.
Referoe-Pat Dietz.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-22

away" But the writer witnessed
him take quite few when neither
going nor coming, and they were
flush on the point" too.
One sharp explained that jack
son, owing to the disparity in height
between himself and his opponent,
was obliged to strike upward. This
is supposed also, to rob a punch of
its sting, for it is impossible to put
the full weight of the body in such
a punch, it's said.
And then We think of the power
which Dempsey was able to pack
into his blows driven at the tower
ing Wizards jaw. Upwardly
driven blows didn't weaken the
deadliness of Jacks thumps.
Then how do you explain the
miracle of the lantern jaw" which
proved itself invulnerable where
the "square-jibbed" maxillary was
not?
Copyright 192l-Thompson Fea-
ture Serviee)