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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-06-16
MOSIER

Mrs. VIM. Piggott and small son. of
Ogden, Utah, are spending few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. En-
gleke. Mrs. Engleke is a daughter Of
Mrs. Piggott.
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Evans is very i'll in The Dalles with
pneumonia. The latest word. Monday,
was that the child was slightly better.
Mrs. F. A. Arlington and daughter
are visiting relatives in Seattle.
Mrs. e. M. Lelliott attended the
Rose show in Portland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Howard, of Tan
gent. visited Mrs. Howard's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Burton, the first
of the week.
The Misses Shogren returned We'd
nesday evening from weeks stay at
their home in Portland.
E. M. Strauss was business visitor
in Portland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Nichol spent the
week in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown were at
tending to business in The Dalles Wed
nesday.
Earl Bailey took his mother, Mrs.
Hattie Bailey, to The Dalles hospital
one evening this week where she re-
mainedsfor treatment for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Burton spent
Thursday in Portland where they Wis
tied cousin, Harry Dowd, of Bedford,
Ind, who is chief gunner on the U. S.
S. Simpson, which was in Portland
during the Rose Carnival. Mr.. Dowd
has been in the service for IA years.
His ship left the last of the week for
the practice grounds near San Diego,
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Husbands and
daughter, Arvilla, left early Saturday
morning for Portland where they
plannedsto spend few hours, then go
on to Corvallis to be present at the
commencement exercises Of the Glass
of 1921, their daughter, Miss Emily,
being among the graduates.
4 Mrs. VIM. johnson attended to busi-
ness in The Dalles Saturday.
J. P. Ross has new Overland ma
chine.
Miss Beatrice Powell, of The Dalles,
spent the week end as the guest OF
Mrs. Jim Carroll.
Mrs. John M. Carroll and small
daughter are spending the week in
Corvallis with the eldest daughter,
Mrs. Howard Rose.
Mrs. John Elder is some improved
from a recent attack of illness.
E. w. Davidhizar is erecting a garage
on his property in the east part of
town.
Fruit growers are busy shipping
cherries.
Mrs. f. A. Race and children return
ed recently from a week or ten days
stay with relatives in Condor, Moro
and other eastern Oregon places.
Friends of Guy Duvall will be
pleased to learn that he is steadily i'm
proving, being able to walk about
some. Sunday he enjoyed an auto ride
with L. j. Merrill and hopesttO be able
to come home in few more weeks.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-06-16
NOTED EDITOR SPEAKS
ON PROBLEMS OF TODAY
Dean Perisho Of South Dakota Seized
uled for chautauqua.

One of the outstanding lecture
events Of the coming Chautauqua rests
I'm the appearance on the second after
noon Of Dean EllwOod c. Perisho, one
of the most noted educators in the
country today. Dean Perisho is deep
thinker, a gifted speaker and possesses
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-06-16
n. R. Garage Making Improvements

The Hood River Garage is being i'm
proved both inside and out. Inner
rooms have been newly kalsomined.
The outside walls are being treated
with plaster which will be covered
with paint preparation that may be
washed when desired.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-06-16
Sinclair Buys Out Abstract Co.

X. W. Sinclair, who for the past
several years has operated the Hood
River Abstract & Investment Co. in
conjunction with j. w. Critics, has
taken over the entire interest in the
concern. Mr.. Critics, former principal
of the. Hood high school and now
chairman of the city school board. will
continue offices with the company. He
will devote his time exclusively to real
estate and insurance
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-06-16

a broad understanding Of our national
problems. His lecture subject viii be
"The Problems Of Today" He was
for seven years Dean OF the College
Of Arts aud Sciences Of the University
OF South Dakota. FOR i've years lyesi-
dent of the State College. and later
Educational Administrator Of the A.
T. T.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-06-16
School Of Journalism In Phhppins.

School Of Journalism IN Philippines
Manila.-A school of Journalism, the
first in the Far East. has been estab-
lished at the University Of the Philip
pines, In Manila.
Admission 20 the School q Journal
ism is limited TO third and fourth year
students who have shown marked
ability In the use Of English. The
course is open TO both men and wO-
men. A class Of about 80 registered
at the opening Of the journalistic
enurse
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
California.

ACCESSIBLE CALIFORNIA TRRroATrD
FARM, 1900 fertle wcres. deem soil (.
gravity system irrigating entire farm: PRIOR
ity In old established water rights; on main
100000 worth new buildings ali modern
.snvenicnces: complete equipment for own
.rs employees and stock; $4,000 up TO date
FOR subdivision: worth $500, ,00Os ortgaeee's a
demands compel sale below unimproved land
value or association with some one with
about 100000; Immediate action required
10 avert foreclosure. Write or wire
OWNER, 34s 18th ST.. Oakland, Cal.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


CONCRETE or mill-constructed or 4 story
factory, 20 900 TO $4,000 SO. r., with rail-,
road ridlng: Brooklyn or Jersey City; WIZ
buv for cash wM. II. WHITING & CO., II
Park Row. New York city. -.
OLD established and responsible concern re-
auire 20 900 square feet for light rnanuiac-
turing, Manhattan or Brooklyn. Possession
within GO DAYS. VIII take long lease. '. h.
p. o. box 10T. Times square station.
OFFICE and desk space by hardware manu-
facturer; attractive store; heat and light.
RiCHARDs- WILCOX MFG.C CO, s5Walker 81.
orrrcF AND STOCK ROOM SPACE, about
400 feet. Grand Central zone. building spe-
cia;yi will sublease: Phone Vanoer3lls o2.e.
wANTED--To lease building $4,000 square
feet Tor office and warehouse; no manu-
featuring; West Side, vicinity Canal ct. or
north 10 soth G. MONTAGUE MABIE. 81
W. 42d. Vanderbilt $50. -
WE have clients for buildings. lofts, offices
and showrooms; let us know what you
have for sale or lease; quick action. Depart.
nent n. JOHN w. PARIS a son. INC. lil
w. seth st. Telephone Fitzroy 6604.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AN exceptionally large, light, weii located
five room apartment. comfortably FUR
nished elevator; all conveniences; moderate
sos West t30tH.
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YOUR FLORIDA ORANGE cnovr-p,or,oa

YOUR FLORIDA ORANGE GROvE-Pianted
TO finest variety of fancy fruit. which has
commanded highest price ever paid for
oranges. the wonderful new. kid glove
Temple; the greatest citrus producing or
ganization in Florida, will build and deliver
grove to you after six years. fully developed
~ you wish: located on the former estate o.
Mrs. Potter Palmer. near Tampa. and in
the heart of the rapidly growing winter
home centre OF the Florida west coast; ask
for our Booklet No. 90: write to-day.
TEMPLE TERRACES. INC. 4s East 41st
st., New York city.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

HOUSE to rent by April 1: not over $40 per
month; near Catholic church and railroad
station fifty minutes or less from New
York. a42 Herald. Fulton st.
HOUSE in country; quick buyer: 10 rooms
all modern improvements; artistic furnish
ines; will sell also. X 1T4 Herald. Herald
So
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Farms Wanted.

WANTED-within 100 miles OF New York
city. farm OF large acreage, with buildings
IN good condition; will pay cash mort
gaze wanted: good opportunity for execu-
tors and owners 10 convert a liability Into an
aeBet: answers without location and price
VIII be disregarded. Address II. BOYD, 62f
1th av., New York.
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WE have for sale some Of tho most produc.
tive cultivated farms In Marinette county.
Write JACOBS a DASHNER. Peshtigo. wis.
for further Information
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FACTORIES WANTED.

FACTORY, suitable for manufacturing
phonographs wanted; want owner take In
terest In tho business. run the factory, &c.
salary. large profits; / win sell the phono-
graphs; responsible. @ 900 Herald. Fulton st.
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HOUSES WANTED -UNFURNIsHED

SIX or seven room house wanted 10 rcnt at
once. desirable location. IN Bay Ridge: all
Improvements. Tel. 1888 Sterling.
WANTED 20 rent. house unfurnshed. For
est 1iills Garden: about = rooms, baths
II G23 Herald $50 broadway.
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HOUSES WANTED, FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE, profitable roomng house
wanted immediately; central all cash. Tel
vanderbilt 3see.
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New Ler,er.

EXCELLENT > room sunny apartment.
minutes from Brick Church station.
LackaW anna occupancy Feb. 4. Appoint-
ment only. call Orange 1888.
wOoDCLIFF ON HUDSON. overlooking Riv-
ersid0 Drive. modern high class apart
ments; rooms. baths. all improvements
immediate occupapcys lease given; 20 min
uies TO Times square Apply 96o Park av..
apt I. Phone G38 Union.
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New Jersey.

FOR RENT. furnished sunny bedrooms,
bright dining room, kitchen. new gas range,
enameled bathroom, separate laundry, quar-
tered oak floors and trim, heat, gas; )
minutes TO station; SIJ per month. OWNER,
l.. O. box col. Westwood. n. j.
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wANTED--Farm within committing distance
win give good commercial securities In
PAYMENT. Reply sTUBBLEF1ELD. . w.
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Miscellaneous.

FARMS for sale; cstaioeue free.
etrout Farm Agency. Boz r, 40 Nassau 81.
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igr aos W.-Luxurious. furnished bachelor
apartments. consisting OF parior, bedroom
ard bath. $50 20 $50 weekly: full hotel ser
Vice - ..
47TIf. faS west.-'ro suble'. two rooms
hath. Mr. sANBoRN. Hotel tlanders.
18TH ST, West Cnear 5th av.) ).--Artis;ically
end attractivcly furnished two-room kltch-
anefte and bath apartment, 5000 n month.
phone sunday. PLAZA e45
sisT. 800 w.--peautltully furnished apart
r,ert : rooms and both. telephone; SfTJ
month. Inquire Apt ~.
s5TU 1GG2 Lexington av0--studio, two
roofns bath, Eitchenette bachelor con-
verienccs furnished by decorator. reason
able. superlniehdent. 40s Plaza.
57.rft ST. 10 WEST BEAUTIFULLY FUR
NfsUED TWO ROOMS, BATH, KITCHEN
F'rrE APARTMENT; sUBLET 30 OCT.
isT. BoYLE.
5sTIT ST. q West CSd floor 'front.' Large
sifflnr room, bedroom and bath. completely
fur1fshcd in mahogany restaurant In build
me; maid service by Arrangement; sublet 20
October !. Apply superintendent on premises.
5pTH ST, "a w.--peautifully furnished apt.
large living room, overlooking Central
two baths. foyer hall, kltoheni short or long
iease. Ant. ~.
90 W. a3d.--2 rooms, bath and kitchenette:
lease only. reference.
GisT sTt-Eight room apartment. furniture
for sale: rent only ~ 200 per year. Apply
wM. A. TAYLOR. INC, 200 Columbus av
65TH ST., H., Park av.-. rooms, bath,
hitohepette; $50. Rhineisnder 1892.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

EASTERN Parkway and Classon av.-sevcn
room apartment; all Improvements. Apply
supi. MULLER, 4f3 Lincoln place. Bkiyn.
HAREOR VIEW CHAMBERS. BROO<Ll.N
HEIGHTS-Two. three rooms. bath and
kitchenette apartment. immediate occuparCy.
all rooms overlooking harbor, tennis courts:
telephone. &C. Apply n. W. RIDER. %
Court ST., brooklyn. Telephone Main 10ai.
THREE rooms, kitchenette: attractive fire.
place: minutes 10 Wall ST.: $i00; lease.
IS Willow ST., Brooklyn Heights.
18TH Ay.. 1G03.-Six room apartment: latest
improvements: parquct floors. with or with
out garage. Telephone SOLOMON. Broad
49lg
597 Greene av.-Six large rooms. bath. steam,
paruuet and electricity: corner brownstous
house, opposite park: SO per month. Tel.
williamsburg O.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED

s5rH SIT. (near Park av.) ).--Physician's resi-
dence: long lease. Tel. Lenox 1890.
borough OF Brooklyn.
FTiATRUSIr section. for rcnt. near Brighton
subway room frame house: all improve
ncnts garage. Tel. Bcnsonhurst t5GfM.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


WILL lease property in need OF repairs
FOR alterations. ASSETS FUNDING CO..
50I 9Th av.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF apartments. pri-
vate and tenement houses for sale. z. O..
MARTIN. 407 w. Both.
WILL buy property threatened by fore
closure. anywhere. EDWARDS, IL West
4oth St. New York.
WANTED-American basement, up to date
private house. below Tooth st.; cash buyer.
$50 Herald. Herald square.
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
IMMEDIATE PoSSEsSION-9o0 900 50. IT..
four story modern factory; lisht four sides; {;
steam heated; sprinkied; electric elevator;
good labor and shipping location.
G. II. READE.
1921 Grand St., Hoboxen, ~. =.
Phone Hoboken 204S.
FACTORY LOFTS, 50x10o, or half; power.
live steam. sprinkiered. Inquire II. PAUL,
1b7-159 East 12sth st.
40C. FOOT.
Possession; $1,000 it,. 8 story. basement
brick factory; elevators; power plan. |;
steam heat; rs Carroll St.. Brooklyn; might
sell. sacrifice; brokers paid. WALTER
SMITH. 1873 Montague St. Brooklyn.
100. 900 FIT. WATERFRONT WAREHOUSE,
Newark, N. j., will rent as a whole or
units of IL 900 IT,; big yard; dock; brokers
paid: WALTER J. SMITH. 1873 Montague
St, Brooklyn.
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Borough Of Bronx.

FOR Sale or eublet, three beautiful rooms.
just furnished. newly weds: Grand Con-
course latest furniture; leave town: 20
dealers. phone apt. &C. Interyale i3Ss.
MERRIAM Az, 1880. block from University
aV. and l1Oth st-frooms, all modern in-
provemcnts. Sec Superintendent.
NEW building. five rooms all outside, first
floor, 10th 81. corner Topping av., three
blocks cast of Grand Concourse.
i68D ST. tTeller Av.. Meirose Courts, Two
blocks from crcsstown, block from New
York Central Station)-i rooms ss4 to sg2:
rooms, Sl0l 20 sii5. rooms. Sos TO f132.
Z rooms, sll0 20 Sl5f. in new building 70
be completed Feb. I ell latest improvements.
Including park for tenants; rates SSs-Si54.
Apply on premises or Niewenhous Really
.fG Eaaf fcfat
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westcliester.
Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. I.
living room. up 10 15N25 IT,. finished
well the finest homes, 81 rooms only. in
the new splendid Tennis Palace apartments.
by station; Otis elevators. excellent SER
vice, opens February /. Apartments renting
now as these are must have unusual merit.
Apply Supt. on promises Phone boulevard
G545. e320, or GUNcS l.. G. EARLE. agent.
2c0 ". seth. Schuyler 0TaG
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NiisceIlaneous-sale or Rent.

COMFORTABLE five roomed island home,
near Puget Sound: mild winters: 25 acres
% good soil: mostly in timber; for SO 200
cash. OWNER, SCOTT-HUNTINGTON,
Friday Harbor Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.

GARDEN SPOT OF THE SOUTH"
Information furnished regarding apart
ments: houses for lease or sale: beautiful
homes and sites on ocean or bay. CHAS
FURRER. ~ West 34th ST.. New York
Phone 5673 Fitzroy.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
JUST completed. room unfurnshed apart
ment In private house: Christian family:
references; rent s75. + 1882 Herald. Harlem.
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Long Island.

Long Island.
pFEcuUURsT- -oN-TIiE SOUND.-One half
hour Penn. Station rooms; house fur
nisiIed: good location. Call Flushing 655.
New Jersey.
ALI, YEAR GENUINE HOME,
SUMMIT, n. J.
Express station, Laekawanna Railroad, 80
minutes from New YORK city, mouse fully
and artistlcally furnished and adaptable 10
easy housekeeping.
situated on beautiful elevation, command
ing 90 miles southwestern view and adjoin-
ing fine golf course.
ELEVEN LARGE ROOMS.
FOUR BATpS. LARGE PoRCHES.
SUN PARIDR,
FOUR OPEN F1REPLACES.
TIIERMOSTATIC VAPor VACUUM FUR
MACE.
ELECTRIC WASHER.
Garage with room for chauffeur, Typical
country home with all city conveniences.
wOLTERS, Summit. y. j.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

LAKELAND HIGHLANDS, in the sunny
hills of Polk county. coo feet above sea
large returns on the capital employed; COM
mercial grapefruit and orange groves; per-
petual scientific care plan at cost: unsur-
passed all year climate. an ideal environ
ment and pleasure in all It's most whole
some forms; attractive homes, beautiful
country club. picturesque lakes and scenery.
Write for book No TO- w r. HALLlAM C
Co. Tribune Building. New York. Tel.
Peelman 64T2.
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Borough Of Bronx.
Borough of Brooklyn.


ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE-PARK SLOPE
Elegantly and completely furnished, large
rooms. parlor, library. dining room. kitchen
2d floor. large bedrooms. each with lava
tory, large bath with shower, steam heat.
hot water; minutes to subway; $500 per
months $50 unfurnished. 592 2d ST.. phone
South 716d.
FLATBUSfI-i room, bath, apartment; 1919
Eeverly rd.. near Brighton IL; for young
couple or business women; available any
time, for term of months; 1925 per month /;
references required. Tel. T434 Flatbush.
Apt j..
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

Borough OF Brooklyn.
pRoot<r,YN HEIGHTS. 152 Hicks st.-Fur-
nIshed house, If rooms and bath; moderate
rental for private family; immediate possess
sion; near subways. Phone ARNOLD, 5iOo
Canal
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PennsyIvania--sale or Rent.
Florida--Sale or Rent.

FLORIDA East Coast, more tropical than
west coast cottages, lands; sale. rent; (;
finest fishing. GRIFFITHS. TT. Lauderdale.
ria
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EXCEPTIONAL. SUNNY OUTSIDE COR
NER APARTMENT. THE GEORGIA,
10TH ST. AND AMSTERDAM Av., oPPo-
SITE SHERMAN SQUARE, FOR RENT BE
GINNING; FEBRUARY I LARGE EN-
TRANCE HALL, LIVING ROOM, 20xi3,
THREE BEDROOMS AND SERVANTS
ROOM, &C.; RENT $3.50 PER YEAR, IN
QU1RE OF SUPERINTENDENT.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

CPD ST, 40 East.-Elesantly furnished seven
room, three baths apartment; season or
year ESCHWFGE.
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WILL lease property in need OF repairs
for alterations. ASSETS FUNDING CO..
607 5th av
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-04-01
Championship of
Kacey Teams to
Be Decided Here

The Hartford kaccys, who won the
championship Of the state kaccy basket
ball league and the crack Waterbury
kaccys, who recently won the series
from the Atlas team before the greatest
crowd which ever saw 4 basketball game
in this city, will play the third and de
Gliding game of their series at Music
Hall in this city tomorrow night.
Both teams won the games which We're
played ON the home floor, the Brass City
team winning the first game OF the series
in Waterbury by an overwhelming score.
When they played in Hartford, however,
they were treated to the greatest sur
prise of the season when the Capitol City
boys slipped over win by a onc-point
margin in the best game of the season
in Hartford.
AS both teams have very large fol-
lowing large crowd is expected to be
present when the teams line up for this
important contest. Waterbury by reason
of the splendid showing made i'll games
with the leading teams throughout the
state is a top-heavy favorite in the bet
ting.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-04-01
Matty J. Shows
Promise as Rising
Star of Diamond

Saranac Lake, n. Y, April 1.-When
the call for candidates for the Saranac
Lake High school baseball team was
issued Christy Mathewson, jr,, was
among those to report to Coach Jack
Walker, who has taken charge of the
pitchers. While this is young Matty'S
first appearance as baseball player, it
is believed by those who have followed
baseball that he is destined to follow
in the footsteps Of his father.
Christy jr. has shown an earnest de-
sire to learn the ms and outs which
Coach Walker has been showing his men.
In speaking of young Matty's chances
to land berth on the high school nine
Coach Walker said: Il cannot seem
to make out the youngstcr. He has sur
prised me greatly, for | expected to meet
a Young chap who would boast of what
his father had done and that he could
not be shown a thing But he is right
there to learn and does not say much
except drink in all I tell him.
'Whcther he is fooling me I have not
been able to figure out yet, tor he may
have something up his sleeve which his
dad has taught him. He is very I'M
assuming and one would never know he
was the son of the famous pitcher"
Young Natty is also standing high IN
his studies. and the recent report OF
averages for the last five weeks shows
that he ranks third in the entire senior
high school. His average for the period
was q. 80 per cent, while the leader was
0525 and second highest was % per
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-04-01
ROCKY KANSAS, LATEST
SENSATION, NO NEWCOMER

Contrary to the general belief Rocky
Kansas the latest sensation in the light
weight class, is no newcomer, but has a
fighting career which extends over a de-
cade during which time he has met the
greatest fighters in the game
While he has lost decisions in num-
Der of these engagements he has never
been knocked out, or, for that matter,
dccisiNely beaten, by any Of his OppOn-
cnts, either as fcatherWeight or light
weight.
He has met Willie jackson twice pre-
vious to last Mondays encounter and
among some of the other gladiatOrs he
has faced are Lew Tender, George
CLANCY, Ad Wolgast, Johnny Dundee
Frankie Callahan, Joe A1andot, Freddie
We1Ch, when the latter was champion;
Johnny kilabne. the featherWeight king,
and he has also met Benny Leonard but
this was before the latter won the cham
piorslip.
Kansas first hit the limelight in his be-
lated bid for the title by the decisive
manner in which he disposed of Ritchey
Mitchell, the Milwaukee, flash. The first
time the two fighters met Mitchell was
knocked out in a little over two minutes
OF the first round, and in their second
encounter Kansas received the neWspa-
per decision over Ritchey in 10 rounds.