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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Maapanffein a,paamista ipaabitaan

ssSltri nDfba1n liittotpallan inao
'panfit otpf hlol,onlnnsia tilasio
flin Eobiois Dafotal panffi. el,ur-
liiffeen firoioinliilefl niit1 ipastoon
on tebnpt nlabbottpinnfii antna Mile
liloG lainoia. Wnfuuslninapbtiot
o1pat rlllpenneet tappamaan inaa
pa1hfeiu ia ne oipat ainafin tebneet
bDiD1it alum.
Silt DbbDstpaltain tatpalliiet fan
ialaiiet ritpdt tlle illtpaitiemaan lr1aa
panffein batpitta1,listd, pbtd1ll erem-
pi fltin be t,tleipat anbamnon Iorloiell
itieffaioen, motion etfiilt1 pprir1t0-
len tappaa Nobiois Dofotnn tpoItipn
teoliiIuitflid. Sos t1bfpi1,en fongresii;
eli fongresli iofu on illuri tpnlitt,,,
Ell title tointilnanls faifen moiirlait pa
luitttan1iiefii 1itaa panfeille, min
Is 81 . X "a s. ~
fongresii tpaliiaan tpuottna 1922,
iofa tefee min. an1ia tpdIpp iuur.
Iiiffeen aarintnlGiieen itfeffaiipbteen
ia tltnnottotnaan rostpouffeen iota Ie
.iatfl,tpnsti bnrioittan
gnernpi fili,l peHfa1 ntoopanffein
atpaamista ipaabttaan. a,itpernoori
9nrbing itie, liittotpallan iparnpatH
fiip5teemistd, iofa ipastustoa b1nen
panffinia alltanlista IifGa lainoia
,naantuilieliioilIe, iatoi toisia pdifpd
ma, ettd naopanfeille pitaiii untao
lnpa ulottaa lDfDen aifaiiia Ininoia
iparastobilone fiiiteille. Str. Sarbina
n1obnliilesti tabtoi teDoG tefofpbn
ballen oman parffiipsteenlinia ipn.
tiielle toinlillralle fDfDiiesid friitiI-
liiesfa tilasin, rriattta ie ei rllil1ta iitd
feiffaa, ettd Idit on tnrio,,nut erin
onnaiIen ebbotufien, ia pbben ionfo
nufuan fongresiin tlliii toinlia.
81 oinoastaa1t pit1iis foneresiin
tebbd pifoista iparaoinista 1aaapanf-
fein aiDaamiieffi, nll,tto fen pit1iii
ulottaa niioen tpoilltaa min. ettd ne
tDoiipat lainafo raboa iparostobupna
filifeiIle.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
SattilGiien l,tnranfp lSpbettp.

Sri S. 90. &olla1b, Carnegie imi-
iellmista, Hittsb,irgbista, ia b1nen
dpnlaiienia, Sri Beterfon ntllutalnia
pdi1Did aifaa atpafitpot rlllinaisbei-
mon f,tmmlt,l ia lopiitpat nliebell ll,u
rangon iofa eIGeslddn on ollut fab-
.oefian eli Dbbefidn ialan pititinelt,
fasloo idhf0iottorr1a @reenbltrgista,
pa., Nbilaoelpbin sssnquircr leboelle.
Gdnta funtpu, iofa oli olfuper1i-
iesti 100 ialfoa pitfd ia erenpi fui,l
12 ialfaa forfen on iDdbdn ninn fll-
Iuttnnlu. Se on S. 9. 5ecrist far
niIla 5outb Suntiltgton toapnibi-
pisio. i Gdmd farrli on olIl,t 6ecrist
E.ti,neIIa ese,itbiE Efuin asaaoiiiaodss. ID 81
4aiffeil i1lnostuttn1pin IoDt6 as
|feiiesid glosfaipan1iiesls oil ibmis-
ruuniin lrl,ur1ioiou fumapotias, Jon
fn erpertit artueletpot ofetetlt le-
poor, tpabirtaGi1fin 400 tpuotto al
fau. auut, iotfn otDat fuitpetut Dlos
ia hut ialoisia, profesIori Beterlon
ipdittad, f,tnlliipot berfiloIle, iorfa
pituus on ollut faboefian ia pboef-
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
martens cA ilyt llIadrat.
" karkcitettapaksi

Oh Sk: - OK $xs III = S..s e111.I
IL, ,sss,; ~ -. &; 5, 4, - !
= u, - 81, !. .,..'.,, 4.
&. ss..s.e:, o. @. q I o,s
.s.. I - Sssa4.s ~ .s Il, I'LL, ! h.
~ oa q q r....: . 8
id fuul,,i iarjestoon, ip,lfa obielnon
nbtend fohtono olis 4 s)bopgapoltcin
'halIih,fieit fl.fisfan,i,nr ,pafi,pollol-
ia. u,;1drdii tn6iihteem nliiiirtolois-
fomis5ionerin ottaunalrl bolibetuifieu
oiioitEion huogtont,Se IL forfoitto-
rnoon bdnet gses,aidh g)boDgtpal--
tain bollit,sfien fastan,,ufiella.
j, !, y.
!, aaloe1'saan =. =, s0''lo'' !. ~
y - ''h .Sa
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Berlinildisett bjenoston
bott1il1id

Derliilli. alsfettGirt ipoliti1pQt
illeat folipltltgin oateliie! ia n1ltut
iadtDldisperbeet poliiiiiDirastolle, ct
I'd alltonrobiilittebtailiia ia rnonilnil-
ioneeri eaDaIO Gron5 ia tpaimonia
olitpat bDpnotiieeranileet hciban int
tdrerr5a ia iobtotpnt beitd pabeiben
fielle. Mpoben1nin iellroii tpieIi e
raall natelisneitoien teferila apaIitus
ilito ntiten Jrnil5 oil lufinnut binet
dIuntooaIa ID foetfoni,t ionoo BAN
ia faifilla noboolIiiiIIa feinoilIa,
inoiioIlifilla ia pofollifiln antaittl-
moan pstaDieniG taltto1puutee,t. nlltt-
ia turbonit.
2opaifIi tllnfeittlii1pat poIiiiit berr
Gralt5in Guruesten0amn,in, faltpun-
gin hienoinrnlnn fnoln sparreIIn ole
tpodn pibnon, tntDaten iieItd 16 IL
Itpistbneen perbeen tDt1rbo, iotfa I'd
|pefin6t enda poIata tofniiin perbeen-
IA llfpfie. llieat tptidrst ielittitDdt
ssSralt3in iiInlien oletDor1 rtpostls8to-
|tnntton,ut ia ett1 Bdn fiintti ltbrei-
Hnin ndb6et bDpnpti is1tlio, flltpin, d
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Wninaincn .-inhiaanibeimp rafcnta-
nnt fDrfean rafenunfien.

BALTIMORE, 0to. a;iuirafeunaf-
len loDooStd, iofa OH As ferrofiinen
Ia lilaltaa 1000 buonetto, ia ionfa
nsfotaan pilcen mt btitpinneen Mme-
rifan itltiaani Deinton toti. ilnloite-
toan anerifan archaeological sssns-
titite fofolfiesia ssobns Sopfins
Dliopistosfa.
Nafennl,fien fansia paIiastettifu
1oittfo fDlid, iotfn ettrltstiipat firtg-
tpstd cteld-lGiliten erdn,uon fesfeIld
Sen toi paitpdn apoloon School OF
anerican Meieareb satrta Sc, 81. DC.
Sen tulee fntuoa,noun Cigar 6.
3eDift, foatIun iobtoio, Ioitoflen TO.
foiHiesfn, iofa pioetaan pbtepoegfi
Anericon EbiloloeieoI pboistpfien ia
NsoDa pboistDfien fonsia.
Monta tiibaftn ibnistd on mnhool-
IiIesti eIanpt tdsid iposta I0poetpsia
rotennnffesia, ionfo Mer. &etnitt
iisfoo clIecn pbteiseraman fesfnsta
iiIId oIlieelIa. i
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Gnuri iaIDfiiuirc s,upus

NetD Oorf. aolnsc naunlioitna
nliestd taili AnorcaDs ialpeIiIfiffeen
hi,oneustoon er1dii fofttorirofernilf-
ten 8:nesia ferrofksfa tpiioennel-
"a oDenielIa nrnpueli fuoIioofii CD
hin %. aIloreDs i1in.iien Fifteen ia
fersen ia iitoen ID iulifapuloioen toll
me nlitiatn uliestd. MostDot pG6ii-
INIT pafoon footlionn 100000 ooII1-
|rin aripostn ialofilbiG. giostpot nou-
iiuat rofentntfIen fdboefinntpen fer
|rofiten tistiIH IL ta,IitDqt alas fa-.
|nsdG td, nnsost sttd bfita oIiii fas-
fdnr oioa1a,t epdilld.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
! vGldinibulinen" ilmoitetaan lSpbr-
TIM.

). thu.
/ 2ontoo. @cnlletb ellis niminer
nnoilmannotfustaia on tlotlut tan
ne n1fanaa1l Sta ssntiasta ,DiIlir
poian", iofo of iaotli fiinni sstd-Ssn.
tiatt erdntaasi1.
Wlifdli. ellis fertpo, oIitpat leo.
paroit marastnneet poian ipanbern.
1niltoan pienen6 lapieno ia oil nao.
rasleoporoi bire,t eldHdnbt. geuo.
rufainen, iofa on roin Is tpuotios,
on menett6npt rreltein faiffi ibmi.
len ominatiiruoet ia tdptpy bdnta pi,
tdd raittniiesia b6fisi6. @dfisiG
inoffee bun nelinfontan, bdrilee 1,fc.
1ioille fotieliioiIIe, puree faitfeu mi
I'd iDoin tuIee IdbelIeen ia ip0 lintus
ia el1ipGnd.
2optO on berattdl1pt iuurta mie.
lenfiintoa 2ontposia. Gllts IouIuu
eta poifoeldintd foetetaan fejpttiiiii
toitpolln iaooa b6nesiG berdtetDfli
bniien ipaistoio ia tnpoia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Raincn antoi Dn.an naimaInpafir.
fanIa.

8artlesipille, Gffa. Waiis Sic
toria s5onrnier, apltloisfiriuri Mas-
bingtoii fonntisia, on ettiiin1inen mai.
men fauntisia iofa on arta1ut oman
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
2npafirin anuettiin 8arren gaiIli.
ganille, fanomalebtifir ifirieeruaibtaial
T. Senidlfeen fiti1 Miis 5ournier
oil firioittariit bafenllifien ban tpp-
'iesti fdsfi tllIetpart lniebenIi nosta-
maan piteon fiteniii ia pafmposti
ndunon1dan laitiuntonia tooenperai-
fpDteen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Pre$ideMttid vddditdan
tekemd1n fila

Masbington, iouluf 90 j. Gre
iioentti Milionia on ppp6ettp, elIeI
ie ole ristiriioasfo pleifen bpapin.
ipoinnin fansfa, arrtomnan eonstaia,
buoncelle Dfiitpisfobtaiiea id tlDoeI-
lien laafiunalon 4,aolentoistoFnou,,.
inilioonon .oollorin fdptt0aparoista
i,rintd fongresii nlp6s,ii bsuelIe 10
ban nifono fdpteHtt1mdffi pIci1een
t,irnalli iilu.teen, e0ustai6 i6ba,oneeIle
ellen eiitetDsid pddt6seb6 uffesid,
G6dt6seb bootlffen eiitti eolstoid
5ouIO, Rem Dorfista.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Milionin innnui4elmat tdbbeIliIet.

S}nlbi1gton. WcoorotD Willon
ia gSarren y. Daroing tnlemat ateri-
oi1nonn yboesid Wnifealla toIollo
lnuooom1utniien tptrtalnmib bfimiien
idltecl1 nladlisfuun nelidntena Poi.
m6ll6 puolen paiipln aitana iaunni.
telinien nlutoan. &eti nterian idl-
teen mics, iofa on niunl,t DiImeiici
fnboefian tpnotta g9alfensia MR.
fatalosia tulee iiirtDnlGdu i,uteen
.fotiinio, 234O 6ourtb Street Glib.
teeri Elln,uItp on illltaisiut Nreiioen
tin iltl,litlitelnlat ipirfanlaiettanis.
piitpdlle piffan llelinottell,n per1s-
ta paallitfonid faitsin. SreIiOentti
aifoo oiao gSalfeulta taloltn eousfun
ia buuneeieen 9aroitlgin fanslo. Sub
lotoinlitltfien idIfeen eousfuntabuo-
l1eelln be pdlaatDat dtcrioimaait. Sdn
fdnoi, eta preIibentin terlpeDs on Of.
gut palion poreluri fuhoen tpiimeiien
piiIon aifaad Is ftta sin tarfoittao
ssirioittao iariuH l1rlopa eli artifte-
Ieito Ilaoapllttitaan preiiDentin ipiras.
ia. Hreiiocntti ei n1uilinrut mitd6ll
oman eL61n1fertonio eli nllistofir.
jan firioittoinilesta, 1litnultp ialoi.
.Hrciioe,1tti @ilion of crittdin bD-
MALTA nlieleIl6, iol,oi Tninliltp ter.
toesfaoli beiOdn fesfustelistaotl, io-
Ia festi uicitu tiinteio. Sdn fiitpeIi
byspin cifd rnitd6n teppi0 oIlrt 1tdfD-
,pisf1, iibtecri Iaaii,i. Sda ,lsfoo
preiioentin tOip,lnistn i,liiresti allt.
! ta,,een fen ieifon, ettd bin on ldfan.
nut buoIebtin,asto nlarrosfn,ln jar
fcen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
/. AaipiffopaIuia Sontb 9afOtasIa.

Gierce, q g Goltettuoan uiei.
Den tnailien laaiiiiien aIieen Blunt
ia gonnilrf liinisten fDlien I1beilDp-
oesii taalta foilliieen iaatiitt oaipif-
fopalo fontrollill alaiiefii. 5uuri
lonffo Dn1pdriston anaantpiIieliioitali
oil pftaniasia olaa lnlnnllltustpo-
bon. IieOonnnnot, etta uleita forlni-
rafeniarfiia oliii paInulit, ei1pdt ole
toiiperdiiifii. Monet
rafentlrflet oliiDot fplld tpnnrasia,
1lutta mastatulien lptgtt1n1iiella
laatiin ne pe1astetliffi.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Sedan pilvia lloll$ee taa$
Gurcpd$$a

Bariiii. &ubltt ioonsto otpoa
tooia liiffeell6 Guropan ileutposto'
1Dirastoisia.
Ndma raportit fierIiip1t Dntpdri
fuulpaotin, @e,ldidd ia Safioo. Mi.
lnenlaillittu ottoett o{na eoeIldlHaini.
tun fota tpar,tstlfiiin.
@iII1 ainlla fun bolibftpifeill ia
notaon fofoalpan iotoioutfoia pitfin
lanIi rintamao, iofialoistcn tDdite.
tom iadnnolliiesti ldbettdtpdn an.
pumomoroia Mosfomoa fcboen. Sat
fan fieltdpn,ps beittan,agt1 fanialois.
faartiuia niect toi ipafatpan tilonteer
buippa,nio, l,,fiu,nottaen ntaboolli'
iliuocn 2iittoutuneioen paltaantiies'
ia 0fubr olilce1 ia ebtd inuita oiio
roiaIinnoitufiista.
Mansfoloiiet tpiralliist ticbot a.
1,loittitpat, ett1 liitto,ltmt,eet opai
p6Gttdneet fonoo Iopnlliiestt rat
faistufii riioan Safian fansiu, iofo
ei ole t6ban osti oioittoutuniui
mD0ntymdiippteei,.
2iittoi,tuneioen militanri iobtaini
a
fofoortufpot iofa pditpd nei.tpotte-
1 Ierlnon. Maboolliiesti toiiesta illu'
restn taistelusta boliBe.uifien fans
ia olpat Min Darn,at fiitG
ett6 liittoutuncet io1pittatDat
toiirti,rtaat,la t6t1,1n iatanaiiuuoen
yll1faon. Malt,iuslniesteil iuirusto
on tobello 1anestdnpt 100000
franfia Nonsfon fota tarpeita mar
ten, Mansfan uroaiiain toimisto on
iilistonut.
Sotnrninisteri Trotsfp on bilint.
tain ortpioiuut Hunnisten rntiutpd-
fioiostoien nliesli,tpun ,roniemon ia.
taon tubanteen 1niebeen. @olheipi-
!! fien ioiiftoien la,fumddrdn pitfin
s'sa|s |sBss ssl|sss |slssa " Hun
iaiebeen.
2iiftoutuneet pritt6pdt teb0d III.
Jon tparust,ifien bolibemifeia nos
tam raiatualtioiSta. Wiron ia
2dtospian tieoetGdt1 oIeipnn pstnpal.
liiet, n'atta aiettua ndkaQ taip''iOan
mosfomoon pain.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07
Mies iofa ina forfeimman palfan
1uaatlmQSia. y.

eugene 9. @race'r1. Betlebeln te-
rdspbti0n preii0e,,tin, fc,lotaan ole.
man parbaioen pnltatun nlieben rlna
ilmos'n. San iaa milioonail bollaria
muoOcsla palffnna ID oiuusnlaflui-
no. His. @rnce on ninenstoan 3S
tpnooen fpanba. S1n oil tooistoian-
Iddpalla Rep Dorfisia il EbiIaoeIp-
binsFa elleiapdt totpara al'borftiiat 1eu-
rna .,epen ncp1 1lea te.g;i rafeslta-
slll BI6 m mwsr. 4 wlfdts sii5l ltieh 1dhtft
Dbti6nid alte1ettelp1 mprta .os,onoi-
lille 1iiffeille" nittoostoon pcrlistceI.
Ia, ett0 fe oil .itienfd fiioieIenistc. I
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07

4ladaa ll1 \ I 4 pItisle
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-01-07

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The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-06-16

venture he put what little money he
had and most of all his name,
After three years he was rudely
awakened from his dream of wealth
by the young Napoleon's' request
that he 90 borrowing from William IL.
Vanderbilt to save the bank from
crashing. He was lame from a fall
on an icy street when the truth was
broken to him, but he limped into
the Fifth avenue palace of the multi.
millionaire and came out with S1jOOOO
AZ he entered the bank, two days
later, he was met with the crushing
news that the firm of Grant & Ward
had gone down in a shameful failure.
Hours afterWard a clerk found the
broken man still sitting at his desk
i'm silent despair, his head dropped
forward his hands gripping the arms
of his chair.
Out of had came good Grant opens
his personal Memoirs" with a frank
admission that he consented to write
that great narrative only because he
was living on borrowed money when
q publisher proposed the undertaking,
As he pursued his theme he was graf,
fled to discover an unSuspected gift
for unfolding a moving tale of his adj
ventures and achievements in the field,
He wrote on until he had finished a
STORY as imposing in its directness and
HmpnClry as his own nature, And
the first sales of it brought his wife,
when ne was gone, more money tnuu
all the earnings of his lifetime.
One day, in the midst of his writ
ing, as he was eating a peach, he
felt a stabbing pain in his throat. A
deadly cancer had him in its clutch,
With grim heroism, he fought IL un'
til he had completed the two volumes
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-06-16

of his 'Mcmoirs,' although he was re-
duccd TO the necessity of whispering
raphor. Finally ne was left speech
less and had to write out the closing
chapters on a pad i'm his lap.
At the coming of summer. he was
taken UP state to a cottage on Mt Nc
Grcgor There he silently welcomed
as he sat on the piazza, the visitors
eral Simon Bolivar Buclmcr. To that
classmatc mt West Point and fComan
at Fort Donaldson, Grant gave his last
message Of rejoicing that his suffer
ings had united North and South in
= common sympathy.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-06-16

1977-9-Grants tour Of the
world.
1s30-June, defeated for nomi-
nation for third term in
Republican national con-
Vention. Entered the firm
OF Grant G Ward, bankers
in New York.
1aa4-Failure of Grant G. Ward.
Grant began to write his
personal Memoirs" A.
fiicted with cancer Of the
throat
1G65-March 4, Congress revived
the rank Of General for
him. July %, died at rat.
McGregor, N. Y, aged six
ty-three.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-06-16

Suits pursue a happy middle course
this spring n the matter of decoration.
None of them are uncomproul,sing}y
plain and few Of them are much trim
med. Small covered buttons make
quiet finishing touch for the example
of fauiJIcss tailoring shown in the pic
tur". The coat just escapes closing
at the front and shows a slight cut
away below it's buckle and strap fast.
enng. II is worn over a light waist
coat uuu has AN odd new sleeve that
Wiuyus below the elbow.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-06-16
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inhamed condition OF the mu-
cous lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When
sound or imperfect hearing and when II is
entirely closed, Deafness Is the result and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal cOndi-
uon, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cages out OF ten are caused by CatarTh,
which is nothing but an infamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-06-16

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home owner OF today demands in
The choice Of wall Papers in a
notable feature Of Five Large
Sample Books of the
HENRY BOSCH COMPANY
Wall Paper Manufactures
These books will be shown you
in your own home, if you will
write or telephone the undersigu
ed.
The colorings are specially de-
signed to harmpnize with this
years colors in draperies & rugs.
Ask me for Color Schemes and
Estimates on Paper Hanging,
Vanishing, KaIsomining, Etc,
w. r. POOLE
Box l22
kREBS, OKLAHOMA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

way. This time, however, Lynch
took the lead early and never was
headed.
After this. Pete Herman. bantam
/ champion, could hardly dodge a ffeht
] with Lynch and hold any claim TO
I the title. Herman was a very clever
Z boxer, but without a real punch and
I lacking in aggressiveness. He had
/ Won the title by outpointing Kid VIII
lams in 20 rounds. and had been er-
3 ceedingly careful thereafter.
Lynch, who believes in working, put
I IN his spare time as a truck driver
I lor his father until he laid of TO
1lnlsn training for Herman Nearly
all OF our best fighting men have de-
Z Feloped their fighting stamina by
hard work rather than in the sym
nasiums-
Lynch's victory over Herman was
a foregone conclusion TO all who had
seen the two men in different bouts.
Purely defensive boxer. Herman
could not hold Jff Fighting Joe. and
the best he could do was stay the
distance and lose the decision. When
he sailed for England next morning
20 fight Jimmy wilde. he had no
world title 20 take along. This must
nave been disappointment 10 Wilde
WREsTLING's ANCIENT HONOR.
Chicago has done good work IN
Placing wrestling under the control
OF city athletic commission headed
by the chief Of police and the rnavor
ana including two aldermen and two
other citizens That's just where
wrestling belongs
Wrestling in itself Is a fine snort
and probably the most ancient in the
world II was a great sport OF the
Greeks, who held games every fourth
year for many centuries
II was n great sport in Rome.
ancient Egypt, China, Japan and
Turkey. For n long time vTres-
Ting has been the chief indoor
sport OF Europe
The Turkish sultans for centuries
had their corps Of Wrestlers. who
we're matched ITO the death" the win
ner killing his opponent The cham
pion wrestler was next 70 the mikado
N honor among the japanese.
Wrestlers were trained and dieted
rom infancy for the profession.
which was followed generation after
generation IN certain families.
IN America, although we have had
many splendid Wrestlers, especially
those developed among the young
farmers Of Iowa and Nebraska,
been largely under control Of
wrestling trust" with many cham
pionship matches prearranged fakes.
run like vaudeville turns, taking Ia
huge gate receipts and giving the in
slders a chance to make fortunes in
the betting.
Il was the Gotch- Hacteuschmidt az
fair that practically killed wrestling
in Chicago years ago.
Haclenschmidt told me after
the match that he dirIocafed his
knee several days before the
event. and tried to have fl post
pOned, but was Induced TO 70 on
with the understanding that ali
bets would be called off to save
his friends money. and the bout
-.fiNedT SO that he could come
back a year later for another biz
match which would be aon the
leFeLD
10 sport that isn't always On the /
level can survive. And when a snort I
IS as good as wrestling can be MADE. /
with the aid OF a chief OF police and /
e commission. it's a shame to let n /
die out-Copyright, 1921, BY the Bell /
Syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
Gets Set
Down For Action

New York. Jan. lon the report
OF commissioner Walsh Investigation
conducted by him IN the matter OF
what claimed 20 be the Incorrect an
nouncement Of the officials decision
in the Laureate-Rubia Cohen contest
held before the Lyceum Sporting club
Of Troy, on December 6, the boxing
commission and the license commit
tee made the following decision-
Laureate was officially declared
the winner Of the contest and Tommy
Connolly, referee Of Syracuse. Tor
failure or endeavor 10 at once cor
rect the alleged mistake OF the an
nouncer, is suspended for so DAYS"
In the matter Of the licensed box
ers who appeared at Glen Calls at
Knights OF Columbus benefit. SEN
tenoe was suspended upon recon-
mendation also OF Commissioner
Walsh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
TALKING IT OVER
YOUR VIEWS AND NINE
By Tad


I'll PASO followers OF the Griffin
u, banner, and there Is plenty Of
them. are going TO hold their
breath within the next day or so
when thu little favorite climbs into
the big blimp at Fort Bliss 20 take
a ride around the FL Paso district
Dandy Dick has always carried a
desire TO 20 up in an aer0plane or
balloon and matchmaker Jimmy Err
win has arranged for him and two
bllmp and drop out some circular
matter advertising the little Team
conetst with Al Walker. coast ban
tam champion, next Friday night az
the punch bowl Col +. VI. Glover.
chief OF staff OF the ct Paso district
has authorized the use Of the blimp
for this work and Dick was the irst
one 70 put IN a bid 10 go up In a..
He has never taken ride IN an aero
plane or blimp yet and the little star
is looking forward to a good time
when the ascent begins on the aero
field at Fort Bliss.
=
In his task OF picking eligible men
for boxing bouts at the punch bowl
manager Jimmy Erwin IS one Of the
constantly engaged In the work OF
looking up the records OF available
men and the fans can be assured that
he is always on the Job looking for
the right men,
Al Walker. claimant OF the coast
bantam title, is considered one OF the
best men OF his weight produced
upon the western slope in years. Not
only does Walker carry the reuuta-
ton OF being terrific hitter, but be
has the dope 20 back IL up. For
the benefit Of some OF the fans who
desire to know something OF the san
Franciscan q number OF excerpts
have been taken from coast papers
relative % his ability. he is a good
one:
"Al Walker earned the right TO
sail under the title OF champion
banfnmwelEht OF the Pacific
coast when he returned the win
ner over Felix ViIlamore after
four rounds OF good boxing at the
= street arena last night over
ZOO fans Witnessed the contest.
-For the first part OF the see
ond round Walker looked an easy
winner. Az long range he kept
1ubbinE Felix's face, and managed
10 hold HIS ora At close quarters.
During the last half OF the second
round Fillnmore uncorkcd
couple Of punches that showed
sidered.n
And concerning his contests with
Bud Ridley, here is some Interesting
dope:
@Al walker gave more than one
fan a surprise IN Oakland last night.
The boy was looked upon as a cfnch
for Ridley and few expected him 10
make as good a showing as he did
As matter OF fact he Is a much bet
ter boy than he is credited with be-
ing Re has beaten Georgie Lee three
times holds decisions over Baby Blue.
Joe Coffey and Felix ViIlamore and
has given Ridley three tough argu-
ments-
And here IS one where he defested
Ridley.
~Ihree thousand boxing fans
saw the American LeEionis first
boxing card NJ the Armory last
night
-Ihe main event between Bud
Ridley and Al Walker was called
n draw but most fans thought
bout