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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
Let's Gather It In,

It Is computed that the earth's at nosphere contains at least 4,OOO,O ,OOO,- 100000 of tons of nitrogen directly Accessible. The quantity in the air over one square kilometer of land is sufficient to enrich the earth of the whole world for twenty years at the present rate of consumption.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
Friday and Bad luck.n

The bad luck supposed to attach to Fridays is traceable to the worship of the goddess Freya, who felt herself sighted if any one began a journey on this, her festival. In punishment she was wont to direct misfortune to assail the offender.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
M akinq a Start.

small new community had talked for some time of building a clubhouse, but it was postponed from time to time. One day Arthur came running into his home and, as he had just seen a wagonload of logs pass by, ex- claimed: Mamma, they are starting the clubhouse. I saw load of clubs going by"
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
Nature Study In Arkansas.

Nature offers some odd problems. A dog isn't married and hasn't anything to worry about. And yet man lives four times as long as a dog.-Arkan- sas Thomas Cat.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
A LINE O. CHEER By John kendrick Banqs.
HOW FARES THE LEAF2

VYOW fares the leaf that you turned OCT
 When glad New Year first showed her face? Today what seems to be the score No mortal hand can e'er erase? 'Tfs withered? And your promise fair
 Hath gone to glimmer with the days, And many q blot hath fallen there Through lapses into former ways: An well-too bad. And yet Times Holds leaves abundant to your hand, And if this one shall withered be A fresher waits for your com mand.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
Jud Tunkins.

Jud Tunkins says many man thinks he is giving advice when he is merely being encouraged to loosen up his conversation and get his measure taken.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
Cjeaninu Jet.

Brush 1t well. Put one drop of sweet oil on the palm of the hand, rub the brush over the hand and then again brush the jet. Rub lightly with a chamOis leather.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
MRS. HOUSEWIFE, B. W.

B. w. is degree that should be given to every housewife. It stands for Business Woman" And n successful housekeper these days is bushes woran high
 Budget systems, account books and close figuring all help her to keep expenses down. but first of all she is wise shrewd buyer.
 She keeps in touch with the lowest prices, hest qualities, and newest commodities by reading digent- y the advertising columns of her daily newspaper.
 Every one can profit by reading newspaper adver- tlesements Advertised products dependable pro- ducts. Learn about the things, the good things that stores offering and manufacturers are put ting out. Read advertisements and you will save money
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
Meaning of Dream of Liberty.

To a person who dreams he has gained his liberty, loss of health. To dream of taking liberties with anoth- CT warns you to be cautious or you will be led astray. To lose your lib- erty denotes shame.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
Nothing to Do but Talk.

The lord mayor of London is called upon to make an average of nearly thousand public speeches during his year In office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20

Miss Gertrude Hydeman will arrive from St. Louis tomorrow to spend the summer with her uncle, Dr. C. c. Roberts.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
MARRIAE LICENSE.

David Allison, 35, and Mamie Pear -, z2. Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-20
Life Isn't All Fun.

Entertaining an idea won't get you very far; you must work it-Bostoo Transcript
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
JIMMY MURPHY
Wins GRAND PR|X

Lemans. France, July 25.-(by the
Associated Press)-"Jimmy' Murphy
of Indianapolis, won the grand priN OF
the automobile club II France today
with two other American cars. piloted
by Andre Du Bonnet, French mil
lionaire amateur driver. and Albert
Guyot, another Frenchman. in fourth
and Sixth places respectively. Ralph
De Palma and Jules Goux, in French
cars were second and third. Murphy
led in a majority of the thirty circuits
of the course making the 32Si2 miles In
hours ! minutes and 10 SECONDS. an
average of 7sh2 miles an hour.
Murphy passed De Palma early IN
the race and fought for the lead with
Chassagne. who drove French car
until the Frenchman was compelled TO
drop out in the seventeenth lap.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
MEXICAN PETE EVERETT MATCHED
WITH jim FLYNN ON P. A. c. CARO-

ing bantam. nov I'll show the people
at the P A. C. card Monday night that
! am in line to beat Mr. Herman"
Joe. the classy lis pound newsy, is
one of the Pueblo favorites, He has
never failed to please when he is on a
boxing card. Willing to mix 1t and
able to give and take punishment, Joe
has gained no little fame in this and
many other communities.
Other fighters on the card include
Jimmie Dean and Mike Pagano and
Tex Buttner. for whom an opponent
is being sought Buttner Is a welter-
weight and packs a left that starts
from the cellar and carries flocks of
weight.
In addition to boxing and wrestling
the athletic program will include jazz
music and singing. Kid Buttner will
furnish the wrestling amusement. He
is seeking an opponent at the present
time.
George Mccarthy is the matchmaker
and promoter. He requests that Joe
Coffee get in touch with him at once.
He also Is seeking welterweight
boxer and a lightweight Wrestler for
the Pu.blo Athletic Club card. Fight
ers willing to donate their service on
a flood benefit fight card next Monday
night should get in touch with the
Chieftain sports editor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
Sporting Notes

Champion Johnny Wilson is TO take
on Bryan Downey at Cleveland July
n.
Something like 100000 people attend
d the recent Henley regatta IN Eng
land.
Baltimore plans public athletic
field to cost quarter OF q million
dollers.
King Alfonso 4. polo and tennis en-
thusiast and also finds time for a GER
tain amount OF golf.
The Grand Prix de Paris, worth this
year about $50 oHo. is the most valuable
race in the world.
West Virginia university is to have
an athletic stadium with accomoda-
ton for over 10000 spectators.
Practically all the women's world $
records for free style and back stroke
swimming are held by American girls,
Today nearly forty English towns
hold annual rowing resat'ns. and
several OF them more than one in each
summer.
The Boston college football team will
journey TO Texas the middle OF octo-
Der for a game with Baylor university
The earliest big race rowed over the
famous Henley course was that between
oxford and Cambridge. in the year
1899
A. Dinner Kool. the Dutch lawn
tennis champion. is said to be Just az
nimhle with the boxing gloves as With
"A tennis racquet.
| Benny Leonard. the lightweight,
champion. is acquiring a racing stable
and will hereafter divide his interest
between boxing and the turf
/ During the twenty years that Field
ing II. Yost has been Football coach
a. the University OF Michigan the Ann
Arhor gridiron team has won i3l
games. lost 20, and tied II.
| The Union Printers baseball league
which is to open it's eleventh annual
tournament In Detroit on the last day
OF July. IL one OF the largest amateur
baseball organizations In the world
The coming Junior championship II
tho Western Golf association, sched.
uied for Nashville during the first
week OF August. will he the first time
that this event has been held outside
of Chicago.
Probably the mos, generally used
leporting wood is ash. The best base
ball bats and hockey sticks are ash
az are the frames of lawn tennis rae
uucts. The same tree also providei
cricket stumps, lawn tennis posts, anc
the cheaper varieties Of croquet mai
let's Billiard cues consist principal,
of ash. the butts being weighted witt
heavier woods. such as ebony and ma
| hogany.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
ENGLISH TENNIS
PLAYERS ARRIVE

New York. July 25.-British challeng-
ers for the Davis tennis cup arrived
here today on the steamship Baltic.
Beginning on August I. in Pittsburg.
they will play the winners of the Aus
tralasian- Canadian matches at To-
ronto. The players are Maxwell Woos-
nam. Captain o. @. Neville Turnbull.
f. Gordo Move and John b. Gilbert
Two more tennis teams. one from
India and tho other from Denmark. are
expected TO reach here this week. COM
pleting the arrival OF foreign teams
competing for the Davis cup.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
BY WHITNEY GRANT

Shades of a departed day! Resur-
fected memories, Old timers delight!
Mexican Pete Everett and linn Flynn.
Pueblo Fireman, will meet next Mon
day night in the main event of bene-
At boxing card held under the auspices
of the Pueblo Athletic club. Everett
has been after Flynn for bout for II
years. When Flynn was first heard of
Mexican Pete was in the prime of his
lighting days. Finally Everett de-
clined and Flynn advanced. Pete
clamored for a fight with the Pueblo
Fireman every time he came to Pueblo.
Flynn never acquiesced to the match.
Now at last the two fighters have
been brought together-and at last Pu-
abloans are going to see their favorite
heavyweight in action Not in an eN-
hibition bout but in actual ring COM
bat for fistic honors.
Then. to suit the taste of the ultra
modern-Joe Coffee has agreed to meet
frankie Dean. Coffee dropped into our
office last night and announced that he
wanted to do something for the flood
sufferers and that he supposed that
fighting was the best way.
Who won the Herman-Lynch fight
says Joe.
Herman did" says we.
Good" answers the audience pleas
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
LAMAR CLUB DEFEATS
HOLLY nine 3 TO z

Special to Tho chief,ain:
Lamar, Colo. July 25-The Lamar
baseball aggregation OF the Bent
Prowers league defeated the Holly
club on the local field yesterday after
noon by score OF to 2. The game
was close and developed into a pitchers
battle which. backed by excellent sup
port by both teams. gave the fans an
opportunity to witness high class ball.
Gregg. OF the Lamar club. has won
ten straight games since joining the
club and IT is believed to be the record
for tho Arkansas Valley as 1t is doubt
full II IL has been equaled by any other
twirler. Lamar is certain of the pen
nant now as the win of yesterday gives
them "A good lead.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
RICHARD ACCUSED
VIOLATION LAWS
FILM SHOWING

New York, July 25.-Tex Richard,
promoter of the DEMPSEY Carpenter
bout, and F. C. ouimby motion pic
ture producer. today admitted to
United States Attorney Hayward that
they had caused film of the fight to
be brought across the state line from
New Jersey.
Mr.. Hayward announced that the
frankness OF the two men would not
make It necessary for him to place the
matter before the federal grand jury.
He said that he would proceed against
them by means of an information
charging them with a misdemeanor
Mr.. Hayward asserted that the pair
had intimated they would plead guilty
to violating the Interstate commerce
law II such n charge we're formally
brought against them The maximum
punishment on conviction would be a
years Imprisonment or a thousand
dollars fine.
New York. July a5.-Tex Richard,
promoter OF the July . fight between
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpenter
in Jersey City, and F. g. Quimby. mo-
ton picture producer. we're summoned
TO appear before the federal grand
jury today to testify concerning the
alleged transportation OF movies of
the fight into theis stare fro New Jer-
sey in violation OF federal law.
Mr.. Richard has declared he knows
nothing OF the transportation OF the
pictures or plans to show them here.
Mr. ouimhy also has denied any part
In their transportation tho admitting
plans to exhibit them. His contention
{. that the federal law prohibiting IN
tcrstate transportation Of pictures OF a
prizefight does not apply TO the Demp-
- 10
sporting event was a boxing match and
not prize fight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
-FOUR CLASS RACES
IN GRAND CIRCUIT

Columbus. Ohio. July 25.-Four class
races were contested today in the
opening program OF the Grand Circuit
meeting. \ slight rain kept Peter
Manning. 2:O2l from attempting to
break the 5-year- old gelding trottins
record OF 2.O2t. held by Uhlan l;5s
and made on the local track in 1909.
The {. T. Dunkhs stake for eos
PAGERS was declared off but two horses
being on the ground.
Ed Geers won his third race OF the
year when he put over Wiki WIKI in
the EOS trot' after -irion Mckinney
had won the first heat and then was
distanced.
The 2ls trot was split in two divi-
sions Baroness Hanover winning the
first division in straight heats and
Edna Forbes the second after losing
the second mile to Great Excitement.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
PIRATEPITCHER
BEATS GIANTS
Babe Adams Wins Only
Game Scheduled For
Monday
NATIONAL

PittsburE. Pa. July 25.-Effectiva
pitching by the veteran Babe Adams
together with sensational fielding and
hitting by his team mates enabled
Pittsburg to defeat New York tod
to 3. AdanD has been sent to the
mound three times against the Giants
this season and won two of the
games. Max Carey, Pirates center
fielder had eleven put outs.
Tie above was the only game play
ed today in the major leagues.
NEW YORK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

Chicago, July 25.-Tom Kirnan of FL
Paso won the title of best all-around
cowboy at the end of the second an
rual cowboy championships concluded
here. He won firsts in trick riding
and trick roping and fourth in calf
roplng. Yakima Ceuutt OF Lacrosse,
Wash. won the bronx riding cham
pionship and Fred Beason Of Arkansas
city. Kansas retained his calf ropins
title. Prize money amounting to about
S25. 900 was distributed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
B. RUTH CLOUTS
TWO HOME RUNS

Cincinnati, July 25-"Babe" Ruin
knocked the ball over the canter field
fence for a home run with the bases
fun in an exhibition game today be-
tween the New York Americana and
the Cincinnati Nationals. Coumbe was
pitching for Cincinnati
Ruth hit his recond homo run of the
game in the seventh inning with one
man on. The previous hit was made
in the NTH inning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

Altoona, Pa. July IS. p.
Boston Nationals .................... q
All-Altoona. ........................ ?
Cincinnati. Ohio. July 2S.-Babe Ruth
delighted large crowd today by hit
ting two home runs In an exhibition
Eams between the New York Ameri-
cans and tho Cincinnati Nationals.
The Reds won. . to 5. With two out
and the bases fun in the NTH Ruth
drove the first ball pitched over the
center field wall. the firgt time this feat
has ever boon accomplished In the
seventh. with one on base. Ruth hit
into the right field bieachors on N.
fly. another record for the Cincinnati
park. Score: r II =.
y. y. Americans. coo 05l 2no-s J
Gin. Nationals $50 0on 20N-s -
Batteries-Harpsr. Collins. Ferguson
and Hoffman. Devormer; Coumbe. Dom
shue and wlngo. Douglas.
East Liverpool. Ohio. July 25.-Ths
Brooklyn Nationals defeated a local
semi-pro team here today in an eSht-
bitipn game. : TO 0.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
RACE HORSE KILLED

Providence. r. l.. July 25.-FriEht-
ened by locomotive whistle as he was
being loaded on TO a train at East
Greenwich today. Hal King. PAGER with
a record of 2.iI IL broke away, ran
about n mile UP the railroad track and
was killed by the Shore Line express.
He was owned by Thomas Quinn Of
this city
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
JOHNNY GRIFFITHS GETS
DECISION OVER SCHUMAN

Denver. Colo. July ,5.-Johnny Grif-
fiths of Akron. Ohio. won the decision
Il round bout here tonight Griffiths
had the better OF eight rounds. three
were even and schuman had one. ac-
cordinE to newspa permen at the ring
side. Schuman made n game fight and
surprised the fans by leading in the
firal round. They are welterIveig hts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
HERMAN STAGES Sensational COMEBACK
RECEIVES JUDGES DECISION OVER LYNCH
Thirteen Rounds, One
y Knocks Out

Round
Herman hooked a left to the jaw
They exchanged lefts to the body.
Lynch jabbed and Herman countered
with right. They exchanged with rights
and lefts. Herman shook Lynch with a
left to the jaw.
Hermans round
Lynch jabbed right to head and took
two short arm jabs in return Herman
abbed Lynch repeatedly. They eN-
changed vicious rights and let's to the
, face and body. Lynch jabbed Herman
at the bell.
Herman's round.
Round Z
They fought fast Lynch catching
Herman with several vicious right
swings. Herman jabbed Lynch on the
jaw with his right. frhey exchanged
lefts and rights to the jaw. Lynch
SEMI hard left to the jaw. Herman
exchanged lefts and rights to the body.
at the bell.
Hermau's round
Lynch sent rights and Ietts to the
body. Herman countered with left and
right to the Jaw. Herman tabbed two
hard rights to Lynch's jaw. They eN-
changed rights and lefts to the Jaw.
Herman forced Lynch into a corner
with heavy body blows. Herman's
round.
Herman hooked Lynch with left
TO the head. Herman sent hard let's
and rights to Lynch's body Lynch
left jabs. Lynch missed two left
swings. Herman sent two lefts to the
jaw, following with hard rights TO
body.
Herman sent n left TO the chin. Lynch
hooked left to the body. Herman sent
a hard right to the jaw and received in
return blow to the head Herman
sent left and right to the jaw.
Herman's round.
Lynch sent rights and lefts to Her
mans body and in clinch received
several in return. Lynch sent right
To the body and jabbed several times.
jaw.
Lynch's round.
Round 4:
They exchanged lef;s. Lynch sent
right to the jaw. Herman returned
with a right and left to the body.
Herman hooked a vicious left uppercut
followed with a right 10 the jaw and
two shorthanded rish: uppercuts.
The fought Viciouslv. exchanging
rights and lefts to body.
Hermans round.
Round IT
They danced around during the fret
minute of fighting doing little hitting.
| Lynch iahbed Herman to the jaw.
| Lynch. trying for a Knockout. missed
repeatedly Herman sent right to the
jaw.
| Lynch's rally was OF little AVIAN and
did not seem to worry Herman.
Lynch was cut over the left eye.
Herman's round.
| Round -
| Herman jabbed and Lynch hooked
right to the jaw. They exchanged left
and rights to the Jaw. Lynch jabhed
left to the jaw. Herman sent a stuff
rEht to the jaw, rocking Lynch
| Herman sent two rights TO the Jaw.
Herman's round.
| Round ~
Herman jahbed right to the jaw.
Lynch missed repeatedly. Herman sent
n right and lefts to the body. They
fought furiously. Herman seemed 10
have the better OF the interchange OF
blows. Herman tabhed' Lynch to the
head and hooked two hard rights to
1.-The jaw. Herman's round.
Nav Plav Golf
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

Pocatello. Idaho. July 25.-spug
Myers. of Pocatello. lightweight
knocked out Jay Solomon of salt
Lake in the sixth round of their Sch
eduled twelve round fight at Lava
Hot Springs near here this afternoon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
MEUSEL TRADED TO
NEW YORK MATS.

Philadelphia. Pa. July 25.-Emil
Meusei. captain OF the Philadelphia
Nationals was traded to New York for
Curtis Walker. an outfi.lder, and Wal
ter Henline. catcher.
Manager Donovan last week sent
Neusel to the bench for alleged indif-
ferent playing and he has not since
played in a regular game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

Rock Springs. wyo.. July Gan un-
identified young man apparently IL or
is years old was killed today when he
fell from a freight train two miles cast
of wamsutter. Two companions said
he had told them he was Arthur sal.
mon. of Everett. Washington.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo I. St Paul. 10.
At Louisville. s; Kansas City. 8.
Milwaukee Indianapolis. game sched-
uled for today played yesterday as patt
OF doublcheader.
Columbus Minneapolis. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittszcrg.
Philadelphia at St Louis,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
Round I

Lynch missed left lead and fol-
lowed 1t with a right to head. They
exchanged lefts and rights. Herman
sent stiff left to Lynch's stomach.
Lynch hooked a right to the jaw Her
man hooked a right to the jaw, FOL
lowed with fast lefts to the body.
Herman's round.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
WESTERN LEAGUE

Oklahoma City. 4; At Des Moines. 5.
Wichita, ). At ST. Joseph. I.
Tulsa, 3: At Sioux City. {.
Joplin. S: At Omaha. II.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
New Orleans Bantam Regans Championship
Even and Joe Lynch Takes One Jack Delane
Bert Colina In Preliminary

Ne& York. July 25.-Pete Herman
of New Orleans. regained the world
bantamweight championship at k.o-
belts Field tonight by receiving the
Judges decision over Joe Lynch of New
York after a fifteen round bout.
Joe Lynch of New York, entered the
ring at 1912 and was gi'en an ovation
Pete Herman followed almost i'm
mediately and received an outhurst OF
applause Patsay Haley of New York
city was the referee.
Lynchs weight was announced as
1853. and Herman's the same.
In the first preliminary at eight
rounds. Willie Spyer 122 pounds was
given the judges decision over frankie
DALEY who weighed 11e. Both are New
York boys.
Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn
knocked out Bert Colina of Los An.
seles after / minute and 81 seconds OF
fighting in the seventh round of an
eight round match.
Herman. staging a sensational come
back, had the better of thirteen rounds,
one even and the other went to Lynch
The New Orleans boy forced the
fighting from the opening bell. He
worked his right and left effectively
and Lynch's frequent saliies found
him ready to mix.
Lynch claimed to have injured two
fingers of his right hand in the fourth
round.
Herman is one of the few fighters
to regain a lost championship. Stan
ley Ketchel. after being knocked out
by Billy Papke returned the favor in a
later bout for the middleweight
championship.
Jack Britton and Ted Lewis have
alternately held the welterweight
title.
Lynch is the third champion Her
man has defeated this year. He
knocked out Jir>y Wilde, English
flyweight champ-sH In London last
winter and two weeks ago he floored
Jem Higgins. the - ish bantam
weight champion I'm e4vCen rounds
After the bout tonight HermS g
admirers carried him on their should
ers to his dressing room.
A hold up man po.hed revolver
thru the glass in one of tho ticket
booths. white the lights at the park
blowing out OF n fuse and robbed a
ticket taker of 5000. He escaped.
The robbery took place in the pres
ence of a score OF police and private
detectives The gates to the park
were Immediately closed and extra po-
lice summoned to preserve order
among the crowd which was seeking
admittance.
In the semi-final Babe Herman.
Sacramento. Cal. scored n technical
knockout Ger Joe Mendel, of Phila-
deiphia. after two minutes ~ seconds
OF fighting. in the fifth round when
the referee stopped the bout.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

Vancouver. b. G.. July 25.-MaN
Rachac. star pitcher of the Van
couver Pacific International league
club. today was sold to the New York
Giants for a. snf
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

bttNeTlSs - Sallses Dnuglh anu
Snyder. Smith; Adams and Schmidt.
Summsry-Two base hits: Carey.
2. Snyder. 2. Three base hits: Barn
hart. .. Adams. Stolen base: Frisch.
Young. Burns. Carey. Sacrifice:
Meanwhile. Gi1mm. Cutshaw. Burns.
Innings pitched: Douglas. s. Sallee.
.. Struck out: BY Douglas. 2.
Adams. l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta. 0: Birmingham. :,
At Memphis IL. Nashville. :,
At Little Rock. a. CHATTANOOGA. 8
At Mobile New orleans. wet grounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

Games Today
Chicag go at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
Round I

Herman landed a right TO the jaw
and they spared. Lynch landed left
to the Jaw both men fighting cautious
Is. Herman working right in counter
to Lynch's Jaw. Herman upset Lynch
with a left to the chin followed with
rights and iefts to the body. Herman
rocked Lynch with right to head and
they were In a mixup at the bell.
Hsrman's round
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
Round }

They exchanged rights and lefts to
the body. Herman caught Lynch with
right hook to the head. Herman sent
three hard ones to the body and
Lynch followed with a left to the stom-
ach. They were sparring at the bell.
Herman's round.