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The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-06-25

The Sporting Season Is Here, Boys!
All the best sizes and brands of
fly hooks, salmon eggs, Ash lines.
leaders, fish poles, King salmon nets,
greyling and white6sh nets, cork,,
sinkers. Ammunition and guns just
arriver at Anderson Bros. & Ner-
lands.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-06-25

Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries. Fowler & Morris.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-09
Items of Interest OF Many Years Ago

October ", 18S9-On Thursday at
Moose River the village was thrown
into excitement on account of the at
tempted robbery in the night of the
jewelry store of Fred Pierce. Later
1t was found that a horse had been
stolen from the barn of r. A. Hughey.
Mr. Hughey drove up to the custom
house and notified Deputy collector
who also holds commission from
the Governor of Maine as state de-
tective. While making ready to start
towards the border of Canada, the
stolen horse came down the road from
the north. Mr.. Hughey went home
whole with the exception of a bride
which did not come back with the
horse. Soon after George Nichols,
drove up to the officer and got in with
him and they with Fred Pierce and
Henry Henderson, started in search of
the thieves who were later appre-
hended.--A man named Dawes,
formerly of North Arson, was
before the police court one morning
last week after a nights lodging in
the lookup. The charge was an as
sault upon a. young woman named
Leavitt, who from appearances had
alienated the effection of Dawes "best
girl" and was parading the streets
with the prize. The presiding JUS
tice allowed the prisoner to go away
after paying fines and costs to the ex-
tent of $13.50.-Dr. +. A. Farnum and
Mrs. Farnum are spending a few
weeks at East Madison and vicinity
where the doctor formerly practiced
his profession. He now resides in
Buffalo, holding lucrative position in
DR.. Pierce's Worlds Dispensary and
Invalid Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum
are both natives of this county, DR..
from Pittsheld and Mrs. Farnum from
Madison. Baggage Master Sumner A..
Ward and wife left Tuesday for Den
yer, Colorado to visit friends. They
will he away from home about a
month. Robert Hayden takes Mr..
Wards place at the station during his
absence.
October "a, 1SS9-Alphonso Games,
young man aged about 25, in fit
of dependency some three weeks ago
took paris green. An overdose to-
gether with antidotes promptly admin
istered saved his life. Last Sunday
in the absence of his father and moth
er and sister, he proceeded to the
barn and when they returned they
found him suspended by the neck from
the great beams After being cut
down life was extinct. No other
cause than dependency is assigned.
w. H. Heselton and wife are on a
trip-to Mddleboro, Ky. in the vicinity
of the famous Cumberland gap.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-09

home for twenty years. OF course
there are always differences of opin-
ion but those little tribes fade into
oblivion and we recall tonight onl.' the
pleasantest of associations. The de-
iightful times when We have enter
tanned and have been entertained. The
district meetings when We were called
upon to exemplify the work which
seemed SO dreadful then but now is
only pleasant recollection. The
benefits given for the Home Fund
which have enabled us to contribute
our mite toward that great and noble
institution.
You remember the Blue jay supper,
the contest and other pleasant occa-
sions too numerous 10 mention.
Since our organization, each year,
in April the Sister Rebekahs have ac-
copied an invitation to appear at
church with the Brother Odd Fellows.
Nearly every year we have set aside
one day on which we have pad loving
tributes to our deceased members.
Since 1902. or for 10 years, Sister
Rose Lander has been our trustworthy
treasurer. You remember one officer
evidently tired of rendering the same
official lecture to Sister Lander year
after year tried a new scheme by de-
clar;ng her installed for 13 years.
Sister Carrie Hilton has been our
worthy secretary since 1907 or for IL
years in succession.
Sister Myrtle Cummings has served
twice as n. G.
We have the honor of having two
Past d ID. 2.
Several of the brothers belong to
the Cantons. the highest degree of
Odd Fellowship.
So as the poem states / think we
need not fear to have our pages scan
ned for therein we find only the record
of kindly deeds.
To the IL sisters and four brothers
who have joined the great assembly
above but still live in our hearts we
pay loving tribute and join in silent
with the loved ones left be-
hind.
From the dust of life's weary high
way,
From the smart of sorrows rod,
Into our Fathers presence
They are called, as guests of God.
The veil from their eyes is taken,
Sweet mysteries they are shown.
Their doubts and fears are over,
And they know as they are known. y
Sister Lucy A. Burton, Vice Presi-
dent says:
Zone of the greatest things in the
world today is human friendship, and
that is the object of this organization.
If we write deep in our hearts the
lesson drawn from that first great
principle of friendship which embraces
all love and truth, We will find it is
the secret key of life, which unlocks
the door of opportunity and offers all
chance for a life of unselfish SER
vice.
"Rebekah Odd Fellowship has a
wonderful field for the development
of its mission, for
There is a destiny that makes us
sisters, brothers;
None goes his way alone.
All that We send into the lives of
others
Comes back into our own"
Throughout the coming twelve
month, may. it be the constant en-
deavor of every true Rebekah to be
of help to others through the ministry
of right living, and the forgetting of
self in the joy of serving"
FLORENCE M. OWENS.
Bingham, Maine, March Z, 1921.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-09

Advertisements in these columns not to exoe.. :.
lines inserted once for Csc, four times for 50e I'VE
with order. Each additional line SC. In COZ
lines, reckon an average Of words. Stamo. =.
If not paid ia advance, t0c additional Is chs,.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-09
HAKTLAND
CooD@YEAR

TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES
PUBLIC CAR
REPAIRING AND OVERLAPPING
PITTSFIELD AVENUE GARAGE
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DEVELOPING AND FINISHING rOD
at The Hun Studio. 81 Water StreoG
Skowhegan. Me. Mail orders for OF
Of town people promptly ATTENDED -
ffoo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-22
ATaL DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar es vivir"--Dante
"Recordar es vivir"- "--Dante
% DE D1c1EMBRE DE 1870
MUR1o eusTAvo ADoLFo BEcoUER.

grafo Lopez Mufoz, del cual tomam.os
estas notas.
Lucha larga penosa sostuvieron con
su familia, para obtener recursos para
su viaje la core; pero sus deu6os eran
pobres Y solo pudo lograr TREINTA
DURoS, que lie di6 su ito y maestro. Gus
tavo Adolfo gasto en- su viaje DoCE
DURoS; entr6, pues, en- Madrid con
diez y ocho duros por todo capital, y Sc
hosped6 en- una casa de pupilos, donde
pagaba SEIS REALES diarios por co
mida cuarto. De como serian ambas
cosas da idea las siguientes lineas de Bee
quer:
ezra un cuarto muy reducido, que
no tenfa mas luz que la recibida por una
ventana que daba a un estrecho patio.
Un catre con un colchon, una mesa Gu
bierta con un tapete sobre un pie de
hierro, un jarro con aqua al lado de un
cubo. los dos de zinc, y dos sillas de
Victoria, componian, con Ell baul que
habfa ttraido ell hu6sped, ell ajuar modes
to de aquel cuarto de misero estudiante
''Una de las sillas reemplazaba Ia
ausente mesa de noche, y sobre clio sc
veia una palmatoria de metal blanco cor
un cabo de bujia.''
iQu6 contraste para el pobre poeta
entire aquel destartalado y obscure Guar
to su casa sevillana LENA de luz
algeria!
No bast6 eSta impression para moderar
sus entusiasmos y Sc lanz6 la calle en-
busca de un editor, que al publican sus
versos, lie diere las riquezas con que pen
saba realizar sus suefios de orc.
Mas, a los pocos dias de infructuoss
labor, Sc encontr6 un amigo, que lie di
/ jo:
-Gustavo, no hay editores que com
prem poesias. FL Duque de Rivas, Bre
! ton de los Herreros, Hartzenbusch, Sc
rra Trueba, no encuentran quien quie
ra publican sus versos, y Ell tinico editor
que paga, entrega Pepe Zorrilla LA
ENoRME CANTIDAD DE UN REAI
por VERSO.
Becquer no Sc desalent6 y repuso:
-Si no puedo publican poesias, ha
re una obra que Sc llamara 'Historit
de los Temples de Espafia', y encon
trare un capitalista que me de ell dine
70 necesario para tan magma obra.
Inutil es decir, que nunca emprendit
ese trabajo.
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De Como
Reconstruir los
Gastados Nervios-
Y crear nuevas fuerzas y
virilidad

Cuando excesos de cualquier fndole
han minado la vitalidad, llenado Ia
sangre de impurezas o debilitado eI
rganismo, echese mano del 'HlERRO
NUXADO" para reconstruir Tuerzas
resistencia y darle nueva vitalidad
los gastados nervios con nuevo abasto
ie sangre pura y rica.
"HIERRO NUXADO" no solo enri-
quece la sangre sino que contiene ade-
mas un prodacto terapeutico de extra
ordinarias cualidades, trafdo a la
Atenci6n de la Academia de Medicina
Francesa por ell celebrado DR.. Robin,
Que representa- ell principal constitu-
yente quimico de la fuerza activa ner-
yiosa. Este elemento nutre los
nervios los abastece del tiuldo vital
que da los hombres Ell vigor y
fuerzas que les hace robustos y
potentes.
"HIERRO NUXADO" es alimento
para la sangre para los nervios. Con
su uso las personals que sc s1enten
gastadas O debilitadas aumentaran sus
fuerzas energfa; en- muchos casos
dos semanas bastaran para demostrar
su extraordinario efecto. De venta
en- todas las buenas farmacias y
droguerias. Cuidado con las lmlta--
clones. Aseg1rese de obtener ell
legftimo "HIERRO NUXADO', que
lleva la frma de Dae Health Laborar
tn.'iaa
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Breve fue la vida de Becquer, llama
do con raz6n, Ell cisne sevillano; nacidc
en- la hermosa capital andaluza Ell diez
Y sie5e de febrero de mil ochocientos
treinta seis, muri6 en- Madrid Ell 22 de
diciembre de 1870; vivio solo 34 amos;
pero en- su corta existencia conocio to
das las amarguras y todos los dolores.
Becquer, poeta alma plet6rica de idea-
lidad, no podia vivir en- plena prosa.
Los que conocieron Gustavo Adolfo,
nos dicen que en- sus primeros ailos, era
un muchacho palido, nervioso muy Il,
mido. Aunque los ounce amos, escri-
bio en- ell peri6dico "La Aurora sus
primeros versos, ell arte que estudiaba
con mas afan era la pintura, pero su
ito maestro Dominguez Becquer, dijo
un dia con ruda franqueza: stu jamas
seras pintor, sino poeta!'', Sc cumplio
la profecfa.
La amistad con Julio Nombela Y Mar
ciso Campillo, que muchachos su edad
por aquella epoca, alcanzaron vida mas
larga Y mejor fontuna que Becquer, per-
dur6 siempre, y juntos trazaban sus pla-
res para salir de Sevilla y llegar Ma
drid, que era para los enthusiasts j6ve-
pes la ciudad de su suefo, que debia con
sagrar SUI triunfo. Para lograr su objeto
compusieron un ibro de poesias, y es
gracioso ell calculo que hicieron de los
ingresos que habia de proporcionales su
obra.
Un dfa Campillo pregunt6 Becquer:
-iCuanto calculas que nos daran por
la obra?
-lUn dineral! ,-exclamo B6cquer.
-Fiiemos una cantidad aproximada
-dijo Nombela.
sea-,repuso B6cquer. -Calculemos
] iQue menos pueden dar por Ia obra gus
DOSCIENTOS SETENTA Y CINcC
MIL REALES? Hagamos su distrihu
ci6n, enpez6 asi: 10000 reales pare
casa; 10000 para vestir; 10000 para
viajes; 10000 para comidas; otros 10000
para criados y carruajes, y 10000 para
! amores.
ccmo del sumar viera que de lo'
275, 900 sobraban 60 900 reales, escribit
con mano rapida 10000 PARA oBRAs
DE CARLOAD.
iCuan pronto la realidad, habia dt
echar por TERRA aqueilas QUIMERAs
FANTASTICAS, como las llama gu bio
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soLEMNEs cULTos EN- CATHEDRAL

Ell dfa % de los corrientes, al toque
de oraci6n, empezara ell novenario que
con toda solemnidad Sc celebra todos los
amos en- la Iglesia Catedral, en- honor de
Nuestra Sonora de la Providencia Los
sermones, estaran cargo del Rdo. P.
Carmelita, P. Elias.
Ell dia dos de enero, Sc cantara to-
da orquesta, la misa ''Te Deum Lauda-
mus de Mons. Lorenzo Perosi, director
de la Capilla Sixtina considerable por
muchos como su obra maestro.
La misa ha sido orquestada por ell CO.
nocido compositor D. Rafael Marquee Y
la direction de la misma, estara a cargo
del joven Antonio A. Cruz, ex-discfpulo
del sub-director del Coro de la Sixtina.
Una limosna sera repartida por la di-
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sQR5 Es93o5p RT S IHSYh e
dos pRoDu( TOo pei rCOksN@DO 4OIAA~p
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Mickey.
En- Diciembre no habra
banquete nj fiesta sin
Remotti & Campo

iQuiere Vd. huevos? ...... No oil
vide Remotti.
IQuiere gallinas, palomas, pavos y
toda clase de aves? No divide Campo.
lQuiere vd. un lech6n vivo asado
a la vara?. ....... Yea Remotti .
Campa
IQuiere vd Galantina do pavo o pa
vo trufado relleno, ricos pasteles y
hallacas?. ....... Campo 8 Rsmotti.
IPescado de ruerto Real, Mayagiiez,
Aguadilla, ricos salmonetes, coinpleta-
mente frescos? Tenga presente a Re-
motif.
IQuiere vd. 'algo peculiar para No.
che-buena?- -Acuerdese de Campo.
iPrepara vd. a.gdn Bautizo Ban
quete? No divide Remotti q Campo.
Llame siempre los telefonos nimeros
1852 S79, San Juan. P. B.,
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rectiva de la Pia Union de Nuestra Sc
nora de la Providencia, los pobres dc
Cathedral.
Habra tambien una misa de Requiem
ell dia diez nueve de enero en- ell altal
de la virgen, por los fieles devotos de
Nuestra Sefiora de la Providencia, ia
llecidos durante ell afio.
Ell Iltmo. se1or Administrator Apos-
t6lico de esta Di6cesis Is. W, la direc.
tiva de la Pia Union de la Providencis
y Ell Parroco de Cathedral, suplican los
fieles Sc dignen honrar con su presencia
estos actos.
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PUEDE cAzAR

Ell Secretario Executive aexpedido
licencia para cazar y portar armas de ca
"a, al senior Felix Lopez Alvarez, de
Manasf.
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Todo ell que trabaja tiene dere-
cho a divertirse, pues yea las fa-
mosas comedias 1.-THE HALL
ROOM BOYS" no Sc deje meter
cato por Iiebre, informese del ci-
ne que exhibe estas finas come
dias y de buen gusto.
Advt.
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lUd. tiGnG que COmST on
HOTEL?


Pues desde oil dfa 10 del
corriento On oil
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Allen 10, a
oor 5000 menauaIo8. tondTa
usted dssayuno, aImuorxo y
comida.
Juoves: Arroz con pole.
Domingo: Polio en- fricast.
San Juan a do JunIo, 1921.
The Washington times., 1921-06-27
PROMOTERS
PREPARE TO STAGE.
TOUR FOR DEMPSEY.
Champion Wanted Immediately
II He Defeats Carpenter in
Coming Title Battle.

PARIS. June 27.--A syndicate Of
French promoters 10 preparing to or
gsnise a Europsan tour for Jack
Dempsey II he defeats Georges Car
pentier on July 2. n was learned to-
day. The tour would begin rs soon
~ possible after the night and Demp-
sey's Appearances would be sure to
draw enormous crowds.
A French sporting Newspaper said
that Dempsey told it's American cor
respondent that he plans to visit
France next year under any cirouni-
stances.
There is practically no betting here.
Carpenter supporters are asking
three and four to sone. There 10 4
large amount of money lying at
American bars to be bet on Dempsey
At one 10 two.
Nine. Carpenter, wife Of the French
pueilist. has arranged for a direct
telephone into her home from the
cable office so that she can receive Z
description Of the night blow by blow.
The French telegraph administrator
has announced that "Asht messenger
viii be given prefsrsncs over all
others on July 2.
The Washington times., 1921-06-27
COLUMBIA TO GET
WORLDS GOLF|NG
TALENT JULY 19
Wsthered, Massey, Kirkwood
and British Players Lend I
Flavor to Tourney.
ny BRYAN MORSE.

An international flavor win be in
jected in the coming national open
golf tournament at Columbia Country
Club, July 10. Now that the British
open 10 over and won by Jock Hutchi-
son, every ocean liner Is bearing
noted players to this country to play
here.
Roger wethered, runner UP to
Hutchison in the British open. is sure
to be here. Arnold Massey, the
French champion and star. will also
be on hand, as will Oliver Kirkwood.
the Australian, who played here re-
gently In the North and South open.
While the entries are made through
the United States Golf Association in
New York and are open until July s.
there is every indication that the big
gcst entry list in the history of open
championships will tee of here.
Already more than 100 reservations
have been made at the wsrdman
Park Hotel, Headquarters for the
y, S. @. A. here during the tourna-
ment. Reservations at other hotels in
this city for the week of July Is al
ready swell the list Of entries to size
able proportions.
Practically all of the leading solf-
era in this country, many OF them
who failed to 60 abroad with the Sc
lected list to the British open. will
be here. according to reports.
IT Ia expected that all Of the Ameri-
can professionals and amateurs who
recently went abroad will be In
Washington for the titular event.
The Washington times., 1921-06-27
DESCAMPS WANTS
RICHARD TOS|GN
LABOR DAY Fight
Manager Seeks
Battle Soon, So Sure Is He
Charge Will Be Victor.

MANHAssETT. l. l.. June 2T.-So
sure is he that Georges Carpenter
will defeat Jack Dempsey next
Saturday at Jersey City. that Man
ager Francois Descamps has asked
Promoter Tex Rickard 70 sign either
Bill Brennan or Tom Gibbons for a
match with Georges next Labor Day
in the same arena.
Descamps had a long talk with
Rickard and they discussed the com
ing bout among other things.
"Mr. Rickard, am sure we are
going to win" began Descamps and
he said. Georges Is In the greatest
condition OF his life and he keeps
telling me that Dempsey will, be
felied by one of his blows.
WILL he READY.
Now, / ask you. Mr.. Rickard, eau
you AK IL to get me either your Mr.
Brennan or Mr.. Gibbons for Georges.
Labor Day--if Georges wins. We Will
60 back for a few weeks and then
come right back and be ready TO box
either man you pick for US"
Rickard assured Descamps that he
would gladly arrange q meeting be-
tween Carpenter and either Brennan
or Gibbons. And Descamps went on
with q large smile on his chubby face
telling some Frenchmen with him
what he had told Rjckard.
According>to reports which found
their way out of Manhasset. the scsns
Of Carpenters training camp. the
French champion did nothing In the
way of training work yesterday ex-
cept take a little jaunt on the road
and engaged In q short session OF
calistenics in the gym. In the after
noon Carpenter went nshinG with
Captain Maliet and q party OF friends.
WILL NOT IDLE.
Trainer Gus Wilson stated that he
was not At liberty to give out the
schedule Carpenter would follow this
week beyond the assertion that the
entire week would not be spent In
idleness.
Wilson would not comment on the
report that Carpenter had batter<f
up Journee and Arnold, his sparrins
partners In q secret training session
on Saturday. However, the report
did not carry great weight. for even
IL true 1t would not tend to boost
the Ffenchman's stock to any appre-
ciable extent.
The Washington times., 1921-06-27
CUBA MAY PLACE
!. RESTRICTIONS ON
lAI ALAI Betting
Gambling Likely to Be Restrict
cd II Legislature Revokes
Section of Turismp Law.

HAVANA. June 27.---Gsmhlins. the
favorite indoor and al fresco sport
Of Cuba, may be placed under the
same restrictions that prevail against
liquor In the United states, Congress
Is asked to pass a bill revoking GER
tain sections of the Turismo law,
which permits gambling un6er rather
liberal conditions.
The measure, just introduced before
Congress-, IL aimed mainly at jsi alai,
the Spanish sport. and the mutusl
betting permitted in connection
Herewith. But the new version OF
the law would place severe restric-
tions on betting at the racetrack ana
the Grand Casino de Playa
The bill explains its own motive,
which is TO conserve the spare money
OF the people for business Investment.
The Washington times., 1921-06-27
MUHLENBER0 FOOTBALL
CAPTAIN DIES OF HURTS

ALLENTOWN. Pa. June 27.--Ray-
mond u. Snyder. OF this city, captain
OF the Muhlenbers College football
eleven, Is dead in the Allentown Hos
pital Of injuries suffered in an au-
tomobile accident yesterday near
Palma, Montaomery county.
Snyder was driving . car owned by
. fellow student. Horace T. schuler.
when II struck the side OF bridge
spanning Perkionnsn creek and turn
I'd on its SIDE. Three other occupants
OF the misunderstanding Miles, Stroup
and BERTHE Morrison--were slightly
injured.
Snyder was twenty-five years old.
He made a splendid record as guard
the last three sessons He recently
wac elected president Of the student
council
The Washington times., 1921-06-27
AZTEcS WIN BRILLIANT
GAME FROM QUENTIN A. C.,

The Aztec A. c. won its, fourteenth
game of the season in defeating Che
Quentin A. c. on the Congress
grounds by a score of 4 to o yestsr-
day.
McIntire pitched brilliantly, strik-
ing out eleven men and allowing but
three scattered hits.
The Aztec "wrecking crew" com.
posed of Smith and DeChard, brought
Across the only run OF the game in
the frst inning. "skin" Kuhnert
Quentin hurler. pitched we'll after the
frst inning.
The Washington times., 1921-06-27

You'll hear that Jack Dempsey has
been training all along with a sprsin-
ed wrist and that Jack Kearns has bet
q million bucks on Carpenter. Boys.
the soup this week will be rich.
There never was big fight yet
previous to which the dirt wasn't
spread the last few days.
The night before the night at Reno
a man very close to Johnson told
the writer to bet on Jeff because
johnson was only nghting for the
short end. He said that Johnson's
The Washington times., 1921-06-27

back was sprained by fall down
stanrs and that the doctors had been
treating him for two days
OF course. il threw quite shock
into the boys standing around the,
Golden Hotel. as did other stories. but
there was nothing in them at all.
This will be a long week, any vkF..
It's going to be long for the sport
loving public. They have a whole.
week in which to read about the,
fight. It's going to be long for Tex
Rickard
The Washington times., 1921-06-27
Stakeholder Edgren
Has Half Million
For Fighters

NEW YORK, June 27.-Demp-
sey and Carpenter will get $500
900 fiat from Promoter Tex
Rickard. The promoter had the
privilege of giving the fighters a
guarantee or a percentage and he
chose a guarantee. Dempsey will
get 100000 and Carpenter
$200. 900. A certified check for
the amuont is in the hands Of
Ederen.
The Washington times., 1921-06-27
SIX PRELIMINARY
BOUTS PROGRAM
OF GREAT BATTLE
Eight-round Sessions to Amuse
Fans Before Championship
Fight Starts.

NEW YORK, June 17.--Six pre-
IiminAry bouts OF eight rounds will
keep the hsht fans amused at Jersey
City Saturday.
The bouts will bring together the
following boxers: Babe Herman and
Joe MetrAnka, Packey O'Gally and
Frankie Burns, Dick Griffen and Mid
get Smith. Jackie Curtin and wiiliS
Spencer or Mickey belmont, Gene
Tunney and Soldier Jones and Billy
Make and Jack Renault.