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Department of the Interior

Department of the Interior J. s. Land Office at Juneau, flask.
 October 1, 1922.
 Notice is hereby gwen that Den Sell Reber. sole heir of Walter Be. ,f Absarokec, Montana. who, on Oc P, 1919, made homestead applicatio No. O405S, for S1a SEA sec. 13, T. >, R. IA w, and lots 3 and 1, Scctio. -8, Township GS, Range 13W., Seward Meridian, has flied notice of intentio 0 make final threc-year proof, to c .ablish claim to the land above des 3ribed, before N. c. Shepard, Notar, Public, Absarokee, Montana, and Ma, Harrington, Homer, Alaska, on the 2E, lay of December, 1922
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Stanton Shafer, Of Homer, flask Henry Ohlsson, of Homer, Alaska
 Andrew Sholin, of Homer, AIaska J. R Crittenden, of Homer, Alaska
 FRANK A. BOYLE, Register. First Publication October 13, 1922. last Publication. November 20, 1922
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LOVE LETTERS OF SLAIN
 MINISTER ARE LOCATED

NEW BRUNSWICK, october 27-- Authorities Investigating the double murder of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall, and his choir singer, Mrs. Eleanor Reinhart Mills, yesterday claimed to have discovered the secret postoffice used by the couple in exchanging love notes This proved to be an old pack ing box musty and dirty, in the cellar of the church of St. John the Evange list.
 The finding of the box came almost simultaneously with the discovery of letters written by Hall to Mrs. Mills. Detectives found in MT. Halls safe de- posit box what they called an elope- ment fund. The baX contained $l0,000 inherited from MT. Halls mother-in- law, a $1 ,O00 insurance policy and $30,- 900 in certificates convertible at short notice.
 Detectives working on local clues in- dicated that one or more arrests might be expected within forty-eight hours. They called reporters into Prosecutor Strickler's office and read extracts from a letter written by Mrs. Mills and found ip. Halls pocket
 q love you so much" it read. T love you. love you so much"
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WOMAN SWALLOWS NEEDLE;
 FOUND IN INFANTS ARM

STOCKTON, Cal, Oct 27.-Three years ago, Mrs. Frank J. Lowhing swallowed a needle two inches long.
 Yesterday her baby Charlotte, 2 months old, continued to cry. The in fant's hands went repeatedly to a spot ut the left shoulder.
 The mother investigated and founC under the surface of little Charlotte skin some foreign matter. She probed and found the needle. The head h4e disappeared. The blunt end of tht broken needy finally protruded ans the mother withdrew it.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
 Serial No. O5A2a

n The United States Land Office FC The Juneau Land District, Juneau Alaska.
 Juneau Alaska, Sept 22, 1922 Notice is hereby given that the IT lalgo Island Packing Company, a cor )oration, organized under the laws of he State of Maine. through it's attor ley in fact, H. l.. Faulkner, Juneau Alaska, has filed application serial No )543S, under the provisions of section 1906. Revised Statutes of the United States, as assignee of Sanford l.. Kent or a patent for lands on the southe3iy shore of Port Graham, Third Judicial Division, Alaska, Latitude 59 deg. 2U min. 50 sec. North, Longitude 151 des 20 min. 20 sec. West, embraced ii United States Official Survey No. 510, containing an area of 6.1S acres ana nOre particularly described as follows, to-Wit:
 Beginning at corner No. 1, meander corner; thence south 0.25 chains to witness corner to corner No. l. M. C., whence U. s. Location Monument Mo- 510 bears N. g deg. .09 min. W 76.65 chains distant. chains to cor ner No 2; thence E. 6.7S chains to witness corner to corner No. me ander corner and 7.28 chains to cor ner No 8 M. O.; thence by meanders along the line of mean high tide as follows: CD N. 3 deg. 54 min. W. 132 chains. (2) N. g deg. 24 min. E. 5,52 chains. (3) N. 12 deg. 15 min. W. 124 chains (4) N. 66 deg. 02 min. w. 1.37 chains. (5) s. S3 deg. 4S min. W. 200 chains. (6) s. "A deg. S3 min. W. 2.29 chains. CD N. S3 deg. % min. w. 240 chains to corner No. l, me ander corner, the place of begin ming"
 Any and all persons claiming adver sely any of the above land should file their adverse claim with the United States Land Office, at Juneau, Alaska, within a period of publication or thirty (30) days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the stat ute.
 FRANK A. BOYLE.
 Register. First Publication, September 27, 1922 Las Publication. November 29 1922.
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NOTICE FOR PUBllcATIoN

coming-Penny CarnivaI-comins
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n The United States Land Office FC. The Juneau Land District, Juneau Alcclrn
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Mrs Mary Chadwick, pioneer of the interior, died at her home in Fairbanks last Saturday following long illness. The funeral will be held next Sunday under the joint auspices of the Pio- neer Women and the Rebekahs, to which orders she belonged. She was also an Eastern Star.
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Considerable ice is appearing in th4 ilough in front of Fairbanks. Whit! conditions are fast approaching; th1a, nches of snow being reported on tic Cleary summit.
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There is a persistent demand for daylight saving and all effort is being made to induce the city councils and the railroad to agree to set all clocks ahead one hour in order that advan- tage may be taken of the early morn ing daylight.
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The 500 Club

Beautiful roses were used most
attrsctively in her pretty apart
ments in the Newell home Thurs
day afternoon, when Mrs. L.
Csppel entertained her club and a
few guests.
Miss Carmen Breazeale won first
prize, a pretty hand-embroidered
fudge apron; Miss Miriam Nelken,
second . sachet. and Mrs. PulIen.
BOBBY
A delicious frozen fruit salad
ribbon sandwiches. ssltines, ice
tea and mints, on verbena decked
plates, was daintiIy served to the
guests. who, besides clab mem
bers. included Misses NeIken.
Galloway, Dunckleman, L'heris-
,on of Shreveport, and Mrs. Carr,
while Miss Lucille Pearson kert
ICOre.
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Has any one noticed 4 genuine

Has any one noticed 4 genuine
! fog since the month Of August
: was ushered in? Certain interest,"
ed ones are always cn the Qui Wv.
to note tn: first one. because Of
the old proven tradition of the
first frost occurring sixty DAYS
later. a report was sent in about
July 28lh of which notation has
been made. to watch if the ad-
vance date forecasts An early fall,
with September frost.
We extend our congratulations,
not only to Judge Chs. V. PR.
ter, but also to the people OF this
district, upon the fact that he has
been again nominated without
opposition, to succeed himself, as
Judge of the 3rd District Court
of Appeals. This honor was
just tribute to one Of the best men
snd ablest jurists in the S.atc.--
Mansfield Enterprise.
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Complimentary to Miss
Caiennie

Miss Norma Hill entertained
very delightfully."- At 500 Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of her house
guest, Miss Gaiennie Of Napoleon
vile, when zennias were used for
decoration.
Miss Ellen Aaron won first
prize, Q bottle Of toilet water;
Mrs. Hill Caspari, . pretty vanity;
Miss Dorothy Freeman. BOBBY,
and . string of silver and green
beads was presented the honoree.
Chicken salad on lettuce hearts,
pineapple salad with cheese, olives.
saltines, ice ia, and homemade
candies were daintily. served by
the gracious hostess, assisted BY
her sister, to the guests: Misses
Gaiennie. Freeman. Mears, Kile,
Ellen and Hannah Aaron, Lucille
and Camille DeBlieux. Fletcher of
Coushatta, MINES. H. Caspari, S.
Henry. Holland. w. A. Breazeale,
Keyser, and McInnis of Shreve-
port.
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Barrett-Lambert

Special to The Enterprise:
Robeline. La. August II, 1922.
Mr.. E. w. Barrett Of Marshall.
Texas, and Miss Ruby Kate Lambert,
daughter Of mr.. and Mrs. A. J, Lam
bert of this place, were married by
Rev. Mccormick, pastor of the Metho:s
dist church here, at the home of the
bride Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
A few friends and relatives were
witnesses.
Mrs. A. ]. Lambert, mother of the
bride. Mines. S. S. Prothro. e. T.
Lambert, Mr.. Jack Whitley, Misses
Thelma Holt, Devila and Reta Mae
Ptarris, Aileene Prothro, and brother
and sister of Miss Lambert we're those
present.
The bride and groom found their
places in front of tho table, which was
decorated with pretty flowers. and the
pastor ct the opposite side and those
present circled around them. The
bride received several nice and useful
gifts, After the wedding. friends ac
companied the couple to the station,
where they were showered with rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett left on the
morning train for Marshall. Texas, for
. brief visit to MIR. Barrett's people.
after which they will 60 to Wellington,
Kansas, for their future home.
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Lllacs and clematis in hanging
baskets were used in hall, while
Killarney roses in crystal bowls
and vases adorned the parlor,
when Miss Charlotte Dreyfous
entertained most delightfully."- at
bridge Friday afternoon, compli-
mentsry to Mrs. Lachs of Indian
apolis.
Miss Carmen Breazeale scored
highest and was awarded a box of
handsome stationery, and pretty
novelty jewelry box was presented
the honoreo.
Centering the luncheon tables
were dainty flower baskets filled
with maiden hair ferns and Ouch
ess roses, and Mrs. Winslow drew
the one at her table as consolation,
and Miss Breazeale was again
lucky in winning the pretty one
at hers.
Chicken and piminto aspic with
mayonnaise on lettuce hearts,
eggs a Ia apricots, pimolas,
ice tea, and pretty little
baskets filed with sugared pecans
for souvenirs were daintily served
by the grecious hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Il. DreyfOus of Calves
ton. the house guest, to Mines.
Lachs, Carnahan of Mississippi.
P h illips, Winslow, Breazeale,
Misses Nelken, g. Breazeale and
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The Round Table Club

Crepe myrtle was used for dec
Grafton in the parlors Of the
Wemp Hotel Thursday afternoon,
when its gracious mistress enter
tanned her club and . few guests.
Miss jeanette Wemp. kept score
for gone. at which Mrs. Voters
won 6rst prize. = Polar Bear fan;
Mrs. G. L. Breszeale, second, q
handsome embroidered and hand
made, flet.tr,mmed buffet set, and
Mrs. Alice DeBlieux. third, a
pretty Sanitas luncheon set.
As tho game ended, the guests
were ushered into the dining room,
where ct rose-decorated tables, =
delicious menu of broiled chicken,
potato chips, conserved apricot
and peach salad with cheese and
cherries on lettuce hearts, hot
biscuits and butter, orange cream
and cake was served by white
coated walters. Tho place cards
were tiny Jap fan hair ornaments
and when placed in the coifeurs
Of the handsomely Qowned ladies.
added 20 tho merr,ment of the
Mines. H. Katie, E.
Levy, Miss n. DeBlieux, Mines.
CArnahan Of Missississippi, How
ell Of Arkansas, and Laohs Of
Indianapolis were tho guests who
enjoyed the evening with the club.
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In Honor of Mrs. LachS

Mines. Phillips and Winslov en-
terlained in honor tf their charm
ing house guest, Mrs. ". Lach.
of indianapolis, On Tuesday after
noon of last week, when tie deco.
rations of roses, as;ers, yladioIu,
and zennias, the gift of attentive
friends from gardens and florists,
were unusually beautiful and
artist,caIly arranged.
The honorte was the lucky win
ncr of the handsome first prize.
an imported Jap silver inlaid tray.
and was also presented with a
handsomely framed copy Of The
Age of Innocence; Mrs. Carnahan
won consolation. 4 pretty glass
fruit knife, and Miss Inter, the
BOBBY.
A delicious luncheon of frozen
fruit salad, bread and butter sand
wiches, ice tea and mints was
served to the guests: Mines. Bell,
Caspa:l, l.. DeBlieux, McClung.
Raggio, l. and II. Katie, Wemp,
E. Levy, Payne, Browne, H.
Hughes, Mcbride, Harmanson,
D. and C. L. Breazeale, Lachs of
indianapolis, Howell of Arkansas,
of Mississippi, Misses
Inter. G. and G. Breazeale, b.
Porter, E. Levy. Winslow, G., L.
md NJ. Nelken, and Henderson of
Texas.
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THURSDAY. AUG. a.. 1922


D1 .VoE's FoREcAsr Aug
ust 25 cooler. 26 Z great storm
will form over tho lower Miss,s
sippi Valley and move northeast
ward. N.28 heavy rains. 2o.s|
cold wave over the, Missour
Valley vii! move southesstward
danger Of frost in Northern States
Mr.. W.. l.. Sprswls of Saline
was visitor to town during the
weeek
Messrs. Mat and Ambrose Hert-
zog motored up from Magnolia on
business Tuesday.
Miss Taylor of Bogsluss is the
guest Of her. aunt aud uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Weiss.
Silk, gsbardine and serge dresses,
plain, fancy, emproidered and tailored,
St
-Elebees
Miss Grace O'Quinn spent last
week with her aunt, Mrs. J. J.
Nelson Of Alexandria.
Mr. Lee Franklin of Jennings
spent several days here last week.
Mr.. b. H. I.ichenstein of
Shreveport spent Friday here, his
old home.
Miss Gladys Breazeale spent
several days with friends IN
Shreveport the past week.
Miss Edith Porter came down
from Shreveport Saturday night
to spend . couple Of weeks At
home.
LOST-A shriner pin. Reward II
returned 70 this Office.
Miss Amy L'herisson Of Shreve-
port is tho guest Of Der brother
aud family. l.
Mr.: and Mrs. Roy Derouen Of
New York are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. g. L'herisson. Il
Drs. N. Katie and Bernard
motored down for the day Sunday.
Messrs. v. L, Roy and Sam
Levy left Tuesday for . motorine 4
trip thru Arkansas
Table salyee and heasehoM novele;oeI
Aae ever day. eompaay and pasty ~. .
vHn kne just received at &
Ne ujlRGJgs ,
Nj. ana Mrs. Harold Ksals
spsat Sunday ae Boycs with +
relatives. .
Messrs. Hyman Ja2a Of Natchez
md All. Massey Of Flora wersl :,
Inong Saturdays business visi, d
toss.
D.. !. e. Ksator and son, n
DamAs, Jr.. Of Bernuds were +
lmong Monday's visitors. In
Mrs. NJ. Fremsax Of New Or!
saos Is 90 her annual visit to her Il
,ousiu, Mrs. E. Plauche. $
Mrs. Lecille Ca6ssy and istle .
|aughter are visiting relatives in
|lsnsura. ed
Mrs. Y. l.. Roy motored 70 - -
aarksviIle for tho day Sunday "
sith her three soos and little
,randson. ID
Msasra G. r. Cloutier and e. " -
J. Psudhomme were among tho q
oast's visitors Thussdsy.
Or lins Of waists and over bloasss a
all kinds Of material, the latest Or
lnsy and novslty stylso, saaset BEL 81
lFpaose6 Sea them. y
Mrs. G. N. Fell Of Lake Charles
visiting her mother, Mrs. h. csi
ummerville. ria
b
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Prudhomms g
ID daushters of Bermuda spent ~
thursday With Mr.. and Nh. B.
. Dranguet. 70,
NJ. r. T. Hedges and son r.. -!
.ached home Sunday from their ~
,tomobile "TRIP 70 Missouri. ut,
pla
Miss Lilliane Corley returned toe
ome Monday from . delightful /,
eek-end visit with frisods at Har-
on. =,
Mr. Sydney Kate reached home b
,nday night from New Yofk. III
haaa - assaaAk khn - n s,nnnlh in
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Mr.. r. E. CHAPLIN reached

=, famous health resort.
Of Mr.. Robert Phillips and mother
ID Mrs. Winslow and Misses Win.
low, Porter and Lachs and NJ,
\ and Mrs. w. Lachs rn.nored t
- Alexandra for the day Sunday.
$ Rev. and Mrs. E. X. Shuts an,
daughter. Miss Ruth, left in thei
n car for BEAUMONT last week whcr
, they arc spending = couple o
. weeks With their son and family.
t Mr.. G. q. Sompayrac anl
daughter, Mrs. B. Breaz .ale anc
q children and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sompayrac Of Clarence potored
; over Sunday, when they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Breaseale.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Allemau
and family are enjoying . motor.
ing trip thru South Louisiana, in
which section of the State they
lived before coming to Natchi-
toches.
Nj. and Mrs. L. E. Stafford
motored down from Shreveport
Saturday, Mr. Stafford returning
tho next day. while his vito re.
mained for . visit to her mother,
Mn. r. Hill, sud family.
Misses Less Jordan, Earline
johnson and Mrs. Mena Johnson
reached home Sunday from 4 visit |
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Lake |
Gertrude Smith) in California.
Miss Stella Dsrden accompanied |
Mrs. Louis Bass to Natchitoches
and with her has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roop for the
past two weeks. They expect tol
leave for their home in Morgan
City tomorrow.
Miss Virginia Hall Of New Or.
leans, who will be recalled as the
expert X-ray head At the santa.
rum whom it first opened, is tho
attractive guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Caspar,.
Judge +. F. Porter, who has
been spending tho past two weeks|
With his parents, loft in his car,
accompanied BY his stenoerapher,
for his home IN Lake Charles Fri. |,
day morniaG.
Messrs. s. Friedman Of Natchexl
md +. G. Prudhomme Of Rer.
muda. members Of tbe Parish
Executive Committee. attended o |.
meeting Of that body here Thurs
1Ay, Y
Post cards from Matthew Cho- .
pin from San Francisco, tell Of the (
ieI'ehts of.his trip. which includes {
'isits to many Of tho principal I
titles in Texas, Arizona. New o
Mexico and California.
M. Mack Jensen reached homel
yesterday from st. Louis, wherel
70 says Natchitoches isn'e in isl ].
nth Tho heat iu that city, a not y y
My m egx, but most anythin9| y
10 can Be cooked in the streets >.
'itbout any other heat but the n
esuIar everyday temperature. ..
Ais Fannie Neiken arrived Y
'aturday night from New Orleans \
. spend couple OF weeks with o.
er psreats, her sister, Mrs. Press- q
arg. with children joining her q q
Alexandris. and tho family il en- p
,yinQ q reunion.
Mr.. Wood Sers Of Cypress, who Y
- % appreciated caller at this d,
6ice during tho week, gave the p'
ncooraging news that bis uncle, q
lr. j. E. SsrA is recuperatin9 G.
cry comfortably after % opera =. =
on ct Touro ten days ago. - =
~
MF. Edward Suddsah came in a
ON HaynssviIle last week. whore Of
} i With tho Semmelmsos', to %
ok after the firms business hero r =,
tho sb.eoc6 Of Mr. Lynn Bar O
~, Who with his wife is enjoy ell
q . visat 10 her parents in 10
ammoud. On
Our young yoya9ers, Assters
lck Danournsa and JEFF De-
|ieux, reeehed homo from New
rleans last night after . most
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I0uV a. AC0 uVtOICO " "VlS&V
Iery during the week TO visit re
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. w. McBri
land sister. Miss Henderson
. Houston. motored to AlexandI
! for the dax SUNDAY.
/ DR.. and Mrs. G.. h. Reed 4,
family aad Mr.. Blanchard Port
motored to Alexandra for the d.
Sunday.
Mrs. Tom RsRxio and little SC
of Monroe and sister, Miss
Blackmnn Of Alexandria. are Il
quests Of Nr. and Mrs. +. /
Raggio.
Reputable New Orleans eoneer
wishing 70 extend business seeks loc,
representative who wilt work hard 70
really satisfactory remuneration. FL
tpeiience desired but not required.
1O8.6co lberyiiIe St., New Orleans Il
Mrs. r. B. Blanchard Of Hous
ton. Texas. and Miss Ella Webr'
of Bresux Bridge arc tho guests
|of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Katie.
Mrs. W. D. Sha6er spent I
couple Of days in Alexandra last
week with her husband. the CSp'
tain, while he was At tie encsmp.
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Chambers
and family OF Alexandra were the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. z. T. Gal.
lion the past week.
Nj. Richard DevarRss, Jr..
reached home Friday from Z most
enjoyable motoring trip thru the
Oxarks with the Lambre-Bres-
zeale- Dismukes party.
Mrs. I. L. Cooper Of New Or
leans is on one Of her regular
visits to her father. DR.. Z. T.
GALLON, aud wife.
NJ. Hubert Greneaux. accom-
panied by Kisses Ellen and Han
,ah Aaron. Mr. and Mrs. james
}annon and daughter motored TO-
Coushatts Friday for the day.
10 quickly relieves Colds, Constipa-
ion, Biliousnsss and Headaehes. Al
line Cooic.
Nessrs. Frank Gallaspy1 E. P.
lsadheimer, and g. Sompayrse|
~-~.m III N>un.,Hs ,S:sshn~~I
l, -. .h.-..L
NJ. and Mn. George William
On -. and son Of Shreveport were |
r:,,:.-.. a.. ~. -
Aios' lsms Sompayrae has 70
q. .;.;, - f-;..a. ~ No-.h
...,;..
.... IVk HeraIHste'f e xsse seess rees:' ss Is
'''
Mrs. A. J. Bell hes - her guests
lmss. Maggie Piesson and II. H.
arpin and daughter. Cora, Of
atchjtoches.-Shreveport TimeA
Dr.. and Mn. !. Aame 'efs ~
cir car Sunday for . trip to|
NTH Loois,sna. with New OIL ,
-. :. d.. s..i destination !;
''
Mne Lillian Nelken has return-l
~ , ' - s,s ..I<
oooe e 'S1 ''
'uIder.
:. a, o, ,t'
As " "o.e ~"
motored down Tor . l'teSe
it 70 her sister, Mrs. D. @. IS
.,l,o,ou~h dur;ns thu vaak. 10
M y r. I)no.e, With her
uohters and sons.iu hw motoredl J
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Oue young yoyaRors, Masters
Jack Danournsa and JEFF DE-
blieux, sesohed home from New
Orleans lest night after . most
ssmasksble oasoe trip that the
young scouts enjoyed to tho st-
most, making the schedule they
planned - 10 dot New Orleans
was resched Saturday and several
days were spent in the Crescent
CITY very delightfully, then canoe
and pasaphsrnalis were packed
and shipped and they hied them.
selves hooewsrd By train. after =
trip that any boy might we'll envy,
- il was full Of tho exciting ad-
vsatsreG which always appeal 70 d
3co4k
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-14
|MULKEY QUITS
RING FOR GOOD

According to ''Dubs" Mulkey,
fayorite of the Salem boxing fans,
he ended his professional boxing
career last Friday night in the
match with Gardeau. Before go
ing into the ring he told friends
that win or lose, it was his last
fight. Explaining his decision
"Dubs" says that he has arrived
at the stage where he has either
got to follow the boxing game or
give 1t up. He says that he has
made a little sum of money at the
game and has purchased property
in Monmouth by fighting but now
with a family he would rather be
at home than away half the time
beating up on some opponent.
Mulkey is not quitting the game
without some marks received in
the ring, however. For the past
several years he has not been able
to breathe through his nose nor
has he been able to smell. He also
says that his tasting nerves have
been impaired somewhat also. A
physician who examined Mulkey
Saturday morning said that not
until he gave up the game would
he ever be able to fix him up SO
that he would be able to breathe
through nasal extremity. The
doctor said that as fast as he
could fix 1t up some one would hit
it pop and it would close 1t up
again. Mrs, MHlkey, who Is re-
turning to Monmouth from a To-
cal hospital with fine baby girl,
also wants "Dubs" to give up box
ing and get his nose fixed up.
There seems to be little doubt
but that Gardeau hit Mulkey low
last Friday night. However, Ref
cree Loutitt did not see the blow
and "Dubs" did not protest strong
ly so the match proceeded. Gar
deau is one of the cleanest fight
ers that ever graced a local ring
and all agree that it was entirely
unintentional. A short time after
the match black and blue spot
on Mulkey's groin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-14
MontaVilla

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