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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
SPORY O VYHODACH OLA
zEB ASFALTOVYCH.

KOhlerOva administrace v
dlazebnim programu cleve-
landskych ulic v r. 1928 dava
pfednost dlazbe asfaltove pred
kazdou jinou. Pres SO procent
techto praci ma byti provede-
no asfaltem, ktery Jest sice pl-
ne uznavan jako ieden z nej-
lepsich materiala, ac jest draz
81 proto, re nema nikdy te tr-
vanlivosti jako dlazby kamen-
ne, cihelne neb cementovane
Zejmena v mistech. kde Jedi
tezke na'klady sotlva by Sc dlaz-
ba osvedcila, pokud Sc tyce la
ce. ielikoz by nevydrzela tax
dlouho, iako dosavadniho,
mnohem tvrds1ho mater;alu.
Oba zpdsoby dlazby mali,
jako obycejne priznivce od-
PURGE. kteri vsak, jak Sc zda
nehaji zpdsob nestranne. ale
spise iak toho vyzaduje oaob-
nj neb .iiny prosp6ch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
POLICE OPETNE PRED j.
NOU ZAHADOU.

v meme ozivene cast Miles
ave. as pill mile vychodEe cd
Lee rd. nalezen byl policii opu-
stent, krvi potrisneny automo-
bill. V autu byla zakrvacena
kosile a muzsky mdkky hnedy
klobouk. Objev zpusobil ce-
lem okoli pochcpitelne vzruse-
nj policie, jakoz marsalove
1silcvne patraii v okolnich ro-
klich, polich a lesich po dalsich
stopach, ktere by podivnou "a
Ihadu vyjasnily. Auto bylo pa
trne opusteno jiz " utery v no.
ci ma stroj upozornena byla
policie E. H. Porterem. 1927
De Sofa ave., jenz meskal ma
vstevou manzelkou svoji ma
farme pi. l.. Wrentmorove ma
Miles Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
v NEBEZPEcf UTOPENf.

Jen vcasnemu zasahnuti
dvou spolecniku a dvou pobrez
nich strazcn dekuie 19-lety G..
Thompson, 1895 Giddigs ave.,
zc sc neutopil v jezefe, kde "a
koupani napaden byl kreei.
Kamaraddm, kteri byli "a
chrahovanim druha jiz vysile-
nj, pfispechali ku pomoci diva
pobfezni strazci stanice Ed
gewater parku, kteTi Thomp-
soma vytahli ma bfeh a ume-
lynn dychanim pfivedli k vedo-
mi. Byl dopraven do nemocni-
&c sv. Jana dosti povazlivem
stavu. neb lekafi sc domnivaji,
re mladikovi byl zlomen .jeden
obratel V paetri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
CHTELA Sc. VYHNOUTI
PREJETf HOCHA A VRA.
FILA DO STROMU.

Blize Is. zastavky ma Lake
road jela automobilem 81. Elsie
Kohlerova, 122O5 Ashbury av.
N. E. .spolu pani L. Ruskovou,
l404 Cohaset ave., Lakewood,
kdyz Jim pojednou do iizdni
drahy vbehl maly hoch. Ably
nebyl pfejet uhnula Kohlerova
strojem, ale tax nest astne, ze
vjela do stromu. Obe zeny by
ly kolemjedoucim autoistou do
praveny do lakewoodske ne
mocnice; ODE mali zlomenou
nohu a sice kazda V kolene a
Kohlerova snad krom tohoto
zraneni pride j o levG oko,
zran6ne strepinou skla. Hoch,
jenz byl pricinou melody, po
srazce utekl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
DRUHE MAYOROvO VETO,

V prave posledni hodinu
nredni bylo vcera mestskemu
klerkOvi F. W. Thomasovi do
dano druhe veto mayora Kohle
IA, proti ordinance mestske ra-
dy, povoluiici ma zpracovani
planu pro pfisti rizeni Cleve-
landu mestskym managerem,
obnos $4,000. Veto bylo phi
p:aveno .iiz patek, ale malo
byti odevzdano teprve po-
sledni chvili, jak Kohler pred
svym odiezdem ma prazdniny
naridil. Mayor odplul obycej-
nou nakaldni lodi ma uhli do
Daluth. Druh6 veto Jest odIl-
vodhovano podobne iako prv-
nj. kohler neuznava nezbyt-
most podobneho vydeje q pra-
vi, re neni ami jasno, jakym
zpusobem mali byti penize w.
dany.
Veto pfedlozeno bude NEST
ske rade v pondelnim zaseda-
nj, ktere bude poslednim pred
letnimi praZdninami sotva
bude vyrizeno, tax re 0 nem
bude patrn6 jednano ieste po
prazdninach koncem mesice
srpna.
Pfedseda mestske rady C.. G..
Townes SIC vsak vGera vecer W.
jadril, re pres praxdniny svo-
Ia zvlastni schulz prec a sice v
p0nd6li %. cervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
ElEKTRICKA BOURE " SIR
Sim OKOLf CLEVELANDU.

Predpoved' obcasnych bouri
Sc vcera splnila, ac Cleveland
sam zdstal usetren. Ia to z
ostatniho severniho Ohia dosly
zpravy neblahe. 51lety D. C.
Gilliland, zijici blize Dephos,
O., usmrcen byl bleskem v kill
ne, kde hledal pred, bouri o.
chranu a v lod6nici v Ashtabu-
lie sesel touze mrti l9-lety
John Hakkarainen. Electricity
vyboj doprovozen byl n6kdy i
prudkou vichrici, jez nadelala
skod jdoucich do tisicn. Jedine
v okoli Limy jest odhadovana
skoda ma $4,000. Nekde w.
vraceny byly stromy. pokace-
ny telegraficke jine sloupy,
tax ze ochromeno bylo j spoje-
nj, anO I nekollk dOmn bylO Vi
chrem poboreno. Cleveland mel
bouri take, ale pomerne slabou
neb 1fednf raporty nemluvi o
nejake skode vGbec. Deste spa
do die povetrnostniho proroka
v Clevelandu, E. H. Emeryho,
ien neco pres pIl palce. Nej-
v6tsi teplota Il mas zaznamena..
ma byla ien 70 stupnh, kdezto
v Columbus, Cincinnati, Tole-
du, Cantonu .iinde vykazoval
teplomer 80 / vice stupnu. Nej-
vice tepla uzili We Findlay a
Circleville, SO stuphI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12

je ~ dea.
ZAdnt
xbotf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
AMERICKY KONSULAT Y
PRAZE, v MOVE BUDOVE
BANKY CSL. LECIf

Banka esl. legii zvana
vseobecne "Legiobanka' do
koncila prave stavbu move ma
dherne budovy ma Pofici, jeiiz
zadni trakt konci ma Florenci.
asi sto kroku cd Masarykova
radrazi. Americky konsulat
najal V teto move budov6 radu
mistnoati pro sve uradovny a
pasove oddelenl tam liz pra-
cuje. Ostatni oddeleni konsu-
latu budou tam prest6hovany
do l. cervence. Neni treba 20
dotykati, Ze konsulat tim zi-
skal nejkrasnejsi a neipraktic-
tell zafizene m 'stnost;. Lee i
strany, vyhledavajici americkY
konsulat tim ziakavaji, nebot'
naidou vsechno pohodlne, pra-
We taK Jako sam ur2d, JemuZ
umozneno rychleji pracovati.
Pro Americany pax jest zrize.
M hned u vchodu sm6narna.
kde dostanou vzdy smenu pc
nez "a neivyhodn6jsi kurs.
Banka sama Sc snazi, abv
krajandm vzdy iak jen nellie
pc vyhovela, zvlast6 pri smene
teku. Mimo toho zaridila A
mcrickou informacni kancelar
(byv. Americkou koresponden-
cD, kdez sc dostane vsem kra-
.iandm vzdycky nejsvedom;tei-
81 rady. Adresa t6to kancela-
fe jest: "Americka korespon-
dence" Havlickova ul. {. l. -
(proti vychodu Masarvkova
nadrazi( Praha IL. - Adresa
konsulatu jest: Americky kon-
sulat, Praha H., Legiobanka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
Is HOSTINCU DOCASNE
ZAVRENO.

Federalni soudce p. Jones
vydal rozkaz, ably z Is cbzalo-
vanVch majiteln hostincn l3
sve mistnosti uzavreli. Mezi
mimi jest j hotel Union, G21 Su-
perior ave. Vsem dana lhnta
2O-denni k podani zakonem O.
duvodnenych namitek. Mezi
postizenymi nalezame ien jedi
ne krajanske jmeno Franka
Blazeie, ienz jest spolumajite-
lem hostince v els. 9l3 ma HUI
ron rd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
KOzESNICKA STAVKA "a.
GINA BYTI PRO DELNI-
CTVO USPECHEM.

Pozadavky kozesnickeho del
nictva, hlavne 44-hodinovy pra
covni tyden a cennik minimalni
mzdy uznany byly vcera dve-
ma dilnami, tax re stavkuji-
cich dnes neni snad ami celia
stovka, jak tvrdi president Me-
zinarod. kozeSnicke mie Nor
ris Kaufman.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
UPOZORNENf

v;em bratri Ridu zizka {. 8,
{. S. p. S.
Bratri! Dostavte sc vsichni ma
vylet Velkoradu c. S. P. S. sta
tn Ohio, ktery Sc kona v Ce-
ske SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave.
nedsli dne Is. cervence.
Vstupenky mohou bratri Ra-
du Zizka obdrzeti zdarma u
JOS. Valka, 3547 w. 46. St. a
u Al.Panka, 54O4 Storer Ave.
S bratrskym Ma zdar a ma
shledanou pri vyletu, "a Rad
Zizka {. 8. c. S. P. S.
AL. PANKA, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
POTESENf PRO AUTOISTY.

Divnym jest dost, re prave
uprostred sezony autosportu
poklesla dneSnim ranem cena
gasolinu jeden cent. Dnes
bude prodavan V stanicich The
Standard Oil Go. a u spolecno-
s!i neodvislych gallon "a 22c,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12

Az $40 damske obleky hedv. fibru, jen "a $500
$3.50 tubove obleky Monte Carlo voiu jen po $4.S5
Damske obleky, soys voile, ratine atd. en po $3S5
$3.50 obleky, celovlnsny twill, trikotn atd. SIG
Divci destove kabaty, velk. az Ia, jen 81 80
Az $35 kabaty pro danny, divky, polair tweed $1385
S295 divci pletene kapuce pro az 14ete po $1.79
1926 divci obleky do hry pro az 14et6 jen $1.S5
$1.39 bile sukns, velk. s az IA, skladans, po 93c
Divci organdnovs obleky vsech vzori jen po SOC
s775 divei hedv obleky, 20 vzori pro 6-14 |. $295
75c pikove klobouky pro hochy divky, kus jen 35c
$185 zahradni klobouky, slamene, vsech barev, CSC
Snsrovacky bez svrsku pruznou vlozkou 81 90
Nocni longclothove ibory pro az 12lets po 39c
$149 detske celovlnene koupaci obleky, 2-6, $1.19
59c zbyle sotysove obleky velkosti az g. en po 39c
Damske divci sweatry celovlnene slipon jen po 88c
CSC polohedvab. tussah 33 p. !. til barev, yd CSC
$1.6O sportovni latka sukns, SO p. ). yd 9Sc
Cervene neb cerne damsk6 sanday, kozinkove $2.95
Divci a detske sandaly ohry velk. 5-2 par po 79c
Detske pat koz. sfevice, velkosti az g. ien $1.29
81 muz. mike botl<y, 6erns neb hnsde par $3.50
So chlapec. mike botky, hnsds neb cerns, l.s9
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
HOUSES FOR SALE

BEACON HILL DUPLEX-sss5O
New four-room each apartment. Up to
date in every way terms.
PRUE & MALONE.
iOl W. Houston. Crockett 1855.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
HOME FOR SALE

Two-story, six rooms. sleeping porch,
practically new; big bargain; best local.
ty; no agents; $500. CT. 1862.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
HOUSES FOR RENT

OWNERS
rent your property. for small
large monthly we will collect your
hts and give your property our careful
beryision, assuring you a good tenant.
Fetal attention in keeping down re-
RENTs DEPT. RoGERs-HILL co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

FOR SALE CHEAP-ONB FIVE-ROOM
house. Beacon Hill; one three-room
house. Los Angeles Heights, terms. Ring
Travis $685..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
NEW TWO-ROOM
Belmont Place Beauty
AN IDEAL HOME

one OF the most beautifully construct
ed bungalows offered for $4,000 in the
city; four rooms and glassed-n sleeping
porch, all finished in ivory: built-in fea-
lures; built-in bath; $4,000 cash. balance
easy terms. Do not miss this opportunity.
Call Mr. Holland. Tr. /. Clifton George
Realty Co, realtors
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
That Vine-clad Cottage and Will Become Palace of Delight
HOIlSES FOR RENT

AGANIER, Sl0-FOR RENT. THREE
rooIhs, bath. galleries. modern, south
half of new duplex bungalow, Beacon
Hin car. Crockett 254O.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
$500 And Paving BUYS

These beautiful lots. 145 feet front on
very top OF Laurel Heights.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
Travis III as w. Commerce St
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

Four rooms. bath and garage. Prospect
Hil district $500, 5000 cash. $40 month
MANTON. WOODS & co.
30s Brady Bldg. Tr. 1921.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

STONE 4 STONE.
REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE.
1903 GRAfBURG BLDG. TRAVIS s6al.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
Business Property to Lease
WANTED TO RENT

property efficiently and can guarantee
satisfaction from II years experience
Richey & Casey. Crockett 1926.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
HOUSES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE
DO YOU KNOW?

That since begun the construction of 100 homes
in Highland Park there has been advance in lumber
plumbing supplies paints and other materials that amount
to 5000 per house?
AND DO YOU KNOW that we give you advantage of
buying in buying materials in large quantities
and constructing homes a wholesale basis? This
great saving to you.
We have purchased material for the construction of
these homes at the old price, and giving the home
buyer advantage of this.
We have several five and sx-room homes ready for
immediate possession, located in 100 block Hammond
avenue and 100 and 1900 blocks Rgby which
street the paving will be completed within the
weeks Our homes have modern convenience, To-
Gated the highest part of Highland Park and very
convenient to line We sell them very
Why drive and make the selection of
your home when such opportunities offer
possible to be had. Or call for a appointment
and will be pleased to call for you and convince
you of the above facts
Ask about Home Assurance Plan.
We have added another feature for the protec-
ton of HOME BUYERS whereby we agree to cancel
the debt in of DEATH don't put off your
home buyng, but ACT NOW.
H. G. THORMAN, The Home Builder
Highland Park Office Cor. Walters and Rigsby Ave
Mission 1897.
600 City National Bank Bldg. Crockett 3443.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
CORNER LOT

Do you want one OF the very finest
lots in the city for your new home
There Is no question but what we have
II. About as high as the top OF City
National Bank. Remember, there are
but few locations that are choice. and
this is one OF them. For a look at this
call.
HENRY LACKS. CT. ss2.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
MOST ATTRACTIVE SMALL HOME
IN SAN ANTONIO. THE LITTLE
GRAY HOUSE AT 2OO3 MAIN AVE
FOR SALE BY OWNER. SEE Mr.
HOLMAN, 2l0 AVENUE c. OR PHONE
TRAVIS 1914.
The mirror., 1923-06-28
BASEBALL

The ball game scheduled for last Sat-
urday between the St. Paul Fire Depart
ment and the local squad, was, for rea-
sons unbeknown to the writer, postponed.
This, however, did not deter the local
bunch from having a ball game of their
own. The original aggregation that
represents the local ball team, split up
with six regulars on each side, and sub
stitutes were selected to fill out the teams.
This put the two local pitchers to work
ing in opposition to one another, but for
reasons, not explained, Bur got cold feet
and refused to play. This caused Fro to
go in the box to produce his wares and
he got away nicely as pitcher. He
allowed but six hits that were scattered
over period of seven frames. He struck
out seven men, and passed one on balls.
Ny who was pitching for the losing bunch
was in splendid form but at no time did
he get down to real work. He struck out
six men, passed one on balls and hit one
batter. He held his opponents to only
two hits in six frames but these were for
extra bases that developed into the only
earned run of the game. Shu relieved
Ny in the last chapter and by allowing
couple of hits, pass on balls, an infeld
error and a wild pitch, two runs were
recorded off his deliveries.
The game was fast all the way causing
it to be real interesting. There were a
number of brilliant stops and one handed
spears of the ball made, causing the fans
to gasp with open mouths. Following is
how they scored by innings.
RHE
Fro's Grew ------ 0 0 1 0 0 Q 2 S 4 4
Ny's Crew --,0 0 0 3
MORE: The official records of Satur-
days game will not count in the official
percentages. Hence, no box score this
week.
j. R. S.
The mirror., 1923-06-28
SPEED
By Mr.. w. X. B.

Pick up de paper whatya see?-Gib-
bons VS.. Dempsey, IS rounds, Shelby,
Montana, for the Worlds heavy weight
championship.
Some say that Tom will win, others say
that he haven't got a chance. The whole
thing recalls to my mind a similer case
that happened to young fellow that I
know. Yasser Bo, this bird sho had some
speed, just like Gibbons got.
Well, sir, Bo, this bird that am going
to give you the low down on, he sho had
speed. I'll tell the cockeyed wourld he
did. Yasser. I remember this bird we'll.
Wee was working in camp No. too, out in
the Idaho woods, logging, and the day
was so cold that wee couldn't do nothing
but sot around in the bunk house an tell
lies.
Yasser Bo, them boys sho could lie.
Well, sab, the biggest lire and the best
fighter of them all was guy name Red
Murry. Red never was on no ranch and
he wasn't no cowboy, but this her Red
sho could throw the bull, and fight! Yes
ser Bo, he sho could.
Well, sab, while Red was throwing the
bull, the door opened and in walked this
here bird that wee all found out after
wards that had all this speed. He came
up to the stove an pulled off his gloves
started in warming hisself. Red always
full of fun started in kiddin this strange
bird right off. This fellow not knowing
Red hailed off and busted him one Well,
ser, Bo, this feller seed he dun wrong an
it didn't take him long Gather. So he
started in to sho his speed. Well, sab, this
bird mightienigh killed Red. The doctor
said if Red had run after him another
yard he would of died.
The mirror., 1923-06-28

"Madam, what is your subject--its
escaped my mind" toastmaster asked
of the next speaker, as reported by an
Arkansas subscriber. 81 don't need any
subject" retorted the woman; 81 can talk
anyways "This reminds me-" our con-
tributor goes on, "of the man who at
tended a banquet and listened to speaker
for two hours. what did he talk aboutF
the wife asked him when he went home.
why, he didn't say" replied the weary
husband."-Ex.
The mirror., 1923-06-28
NOT SO MUCH A TAM FOOL

A man without collar, wearing a
white vest and holes in his elbows, walked
briskly into a Congress street grocery with
a package in his hands and said:
"Here, Fritz, I bought two dozen eggs
here this afternoon, and find your clerk
made mistake, L"
"Coom, here, Emil" shouted the grocer,
"you hof dis shentleman sheated NIT dose
rotten eggs. Gif him elm dozen more,
und-"
"But you don't understand me-" said
the man, with a pleasant smile. "The
mistake is the other way. The eggs are
all right; but you have given me too
many. I only paid for two dozen, and
on reaching home 1 find three dozen in
the sack. 1 want to return the extra
dozen, and came back at once. +"
"Emil!" shouted the grocer again to his
boy. "Gif dis man two dozen eggs at
vonce. You hat sheated him nit pad
eggs. Don'd you do dot any more times
or I discharge you."
"But sir" said the man with the white
vest, anxiously, "you gave me too many
eggs for my money, and l want to return
a dozen. l am too honest to"
Emil" said the grocer, "gif dis man
tree dozen goot fresh eggs at vonce and
let him go. We makes pad eggs goot ven
We sells dem. Hurry up quick and put in
drei or four extra vons."
"But listen to me, sir" said the man. "I
want to-"
"Say mein frindt, "said the grocer in
lower voice, "you peter dake does eggs
und go home. know vat you pring pack
dose eggs for. 1 dake dem. I say Veil,
dot is elm very good man; he was honest
py dose eggs, aind't it?" Den you COON
pack Monday and you puy 5000 worth of
vlour and pacon and canned goots, and
you say you bay me Saturday night. I
was not so much tam fool as eferypody
say I look like. You peter dake does
tree dozen eggs and call it skvare. We
always correct leedle mistakes ven We
make them. Emil, you peter make it
The mirror., 1923-06-28

that men might be free-free from envy
free from greed-free from malice-free
from fear-free from all things that
keeps men from being free. For God
made man in His own image and gave
His only begotten Son unto the world that
men might be free and live as become
those He did make in His own likeness.
The mirror., 1923-06-28
SHELBY-OUT WHERE THE
WEST BEGINS
By Mr.. l.. B.


The big question of the day seems to be
" Who will win the big fight July 4th at
Shelby, Montana" not only among the
population of the "Silent City, but also the
whole country. The fight fans are up in
arms for the man of their choice and the ar
guments are as variable as one could wish.
Although there are number here who
believe that Tom Gibbons has more than
an even chance to win, l don't see any
one accepting Mr.. R. l.. MS invitation
(or was it a challenge) to state their
views in THE MIRROR as to why they be-
lieve that Jack will lose or have any
chance to lose the championship when he
and the challenger meets in the squared
ring on July 4th.
am not native son, so I can hardly
be accused of partiality because Tom Glib
bons is native son of Minnesota; neither
do I claim to have attended school with
or to be on friendly terms with either of
the gentlemen, who are supposed to be
masters of the manly art. ~
Who has Dempsey ever fought and
whipped, that compares favorably with
Gibbons, in science and hitting ability?
Willard, did you say? Alright, if Jack
is such wonder why did he fail to
knock Willard out in seven times down?
Bill Brennan did you say, or Miske, or
Carpenter? What are these men, or
what have they got that Tom Gibbons
hasn't got or more? Why did it take
the Hon. Mr.. Dempsey so long to win
over Brennan, Miske? and who was the
Hon. Capentier that the champions vic
tory over him could be considered
worlds wonder?
I believe Carpenter would have more
show with Dempsey than with Gibbons,
there are many who point to the Greb-
Gibbons match as an example; but is
it? Can man be in first class condi
ton for fight and only ten days out of
the hospital? enough said.
There are few points to take in con-
sideration that many overlook and that is
that Tom Gibbons has never been knocked
down, or out; while Jack Dempsey has
had both happen to him. He admits he
has been knocked down at least a dozen
times in the ring in different fights and
out twice, so ye see he is not infallable,
and no fights for two years hasn't done
the champion any good.
Personally l consider Jack Dempsey on
a par with Firpo, "the Bull of the Pam
pas" They are both sluggers and expect
to win by beating their man by powerful
blows, and not by science and blows to-
gether. I suppose Dempsey's weaving
style of fighting may be hard to get used
to but when the big mill is over 1 expect
the report to be that the champion took
more punches than he gave and that the
challenger was fast enough to keep away
from him at all times.
Both men can hit as has been proved by
their past performances. As to who can
hit the hardest is not for me to say, your
opinion is as good on that subject as mine
or any one else, but, when man can step
into the ring and win "a K. O.s out of 36
fights he can justly be considered danger
GUS rival to any one who cares to face him.
I expect Tom Gibbons to win the bout
by science and ability to hit, and when
the big mill is over that there will be a
world, who cares to face the music. But,
whoever wins will now say, "Here's to
the winner!"
The mirror., 1923-06-28

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first volume of Folwell's History of
Minnesota are included. The most
readily noticeable exhibit is a group
from the museum of Indian relics;
stone axes, hammers, Clipped knives
and spear points, spades and arrow
points showing skill in manufacture
by prehistoric Indians.
The most important and interesting
demonstration is an exhibit, from the
manuscript division, showing photo
stat copy of the pages of the manu-
script journal written by Major Long
who was the leader of the govern
ment exploring expedition from Fort
Smelling to the source of the Mime
sofa River in 1923.
The Long Journal is an unpublished
document of great Importance to stu
dents of Minnesota history and up to
the present time has remained un-
known to newspaper readers. 1t has
timely interest in view of the APP
preaching centenary of the expedition
which is to be fittingly celebrated at
Redwood Falls and throughout the
Minnesota Valley next summer.
Major Longs Journal is not only
a record in his own hand writing but
also contains sectional maps of the
route which the company travelled