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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
Woman Burns When
Oil Stove Bursts

RENO. New. Dec. s.--Mrs. G. ".
Fowler 40. was burned 20 death in
n kerosene stove fire which destroy.
ed tho ranch homo MAR Fallon yes.
ieTday. Her husband arrived after
the house was ahlaze. and was held
back BY neighbors when he insist.
ed on entering 10 attempt n rescue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
NEWS STUDENTS
STAGE BANQUET
Embryo Journalists VIII
Hold Annual Dinner

Students IN Journalism a, IN.
University OF Washington will hold
their annual fall banquet at Rogers,
in tho University district at )
o'clock Thursday.
At the dinner. pledges 20 Theta
Sigma Phi. women'a Journalism hon.
orary. Sigma Delta Chi. mems pro-
tessionai journalism fraternity, and
Sigma Epsilon. literary honorary,
viii DO announced by the presidents
OF the organizations.
Dean NJ Lyle Spencer and Acting
Dean II. ". Jones viii address the
gathering on the students. Rather,
Inc Dyer, az toaa;mlH,ress. and Owen
cowling, editor OF tho school Daily.
are 10 speak. Numerous stunts have
been planned 70 snliycn tho even.
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
DANGEROUS
DAYS

Warm days and cold nights arc
again with us Just the weather
for catching cold.
This sudden change from warmth
to chill always taxes and loworr
your vltallty--the membranes OF
the nose and throat become slug.
gish--millions OF cold germs lodge
and breed there. Result: A bad
cold.
Eminent physicians now agrec
that the only correct way 20 euro
cold is 70 quickly stimulate these
sluggish membranes TO normal nc.
tivity.
HYLAND's NO. "a acts directly
on this new principle. II will
break UP n cold in n few hours n
taken nt once. II differs from NH
other cold neutrality-suspicious. 10
tale-safo for children. Carry n
vial With you-leep Il ut home
be prepared Bartell Drug Co..
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
Santa Fe Plans to
Spend $4,000, 900

CHICAGO. Dec. 6e--New equip.
ment expenditures to,ailng $4,000.
600 Il planned by the Santa To rail-.
road for 1924. President w. u. Storey
announced here today.
Work on second tracks win run
about $4,000, 600. he said.
rwo bad many disastrous wash,
outs this year and VIC have consider
able bridge work in view" he said
"A heavier bridge over the Mirss
alppi at Fort Madison viii cost a,
least s5.oeo.o 900. and believe our 10
tai budget for new money win prob
ably run as high ms SO, 900, 600"
IL money could be obtained n,
reasonable rates. the Santa TO would
build several pieces OF new line "a
open up new territory. Storey said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
Whatever You Do Don't Neglect
Your Eyes, Says DR.. Lewis, Who
Tells How TO Strengthen Eyesigh seq One Weeks Time
in Many Instances

descriptions may be wonderfully hsus-
Tilted hy foiiowinK the simple rules
Here 10 the prescription; 90 20 any ae-
tive drug store ard get a bottle Of Ron
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NOTE. Another prominent Physician
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
Seek ardon for
Husband-Killer

SALEM. Ore. Dec. 8. ~ Petitions
asking President Coolidge to pardon
Mrs. Alma wurizDarger arc being
circulated here.
Mrs. WurtzbarRer was convicted
about three years ago. and sentenced
10 10 years in the state prison. for
the murder OF her husband. whose
skull was beaten in with hammer
As tho crime was committed on
tho chomawa Indian school reserve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
"Chem" Glasses to
Visit Coke Ovens

Classes in Industrial chemistry
from the University Of washington
will vlslt the Lake Union plant Of
the Seattle Lighting Co. Friday. 10
inspect coke ovens and wBr gus ma.
ehinsry pr. II. X. Benson will be
in charge Of the delegation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
ACTED
UNDER ORDERS
Labor Leader Makes Reply
in Libel Case

Martin rlyzik. president OF United
Mine Workers. district No. 10. waA
acting under instructions OF his In
tornntionnl union In making tho at
tack upon william Short. president
or tho State Federation OF Labor,
which resulted in Short causing
flyzik's arrest on charge OF crlml'
nal libel, Flyzils sald Thursday.
II will produce tho evidence In
court when my case goes 10 trial.
Flyzik said, "This is not personal
Issue between Short and myself ]
am simply obeyinB thu instructions
OF my international union"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
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Stump Explosive
Shipment Coming

Thu first carload shipment Of
soda,ol, the new government stump
explosive. win arrive soon after tho
first os the year. according 20 WIN
". Henry. county agent The order
for 10000 pounds OF tho explosive
win 30 forwarded by Henry next
Monday. Thirty days must DO oil.
lowed for delivery.
A few orders can a,ill be filled FOR
the new explosive and shipped in the
flint carload Orders received after
Monday. December 10. viii not b
Included In the first carload.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
Shean Islands Up
for MIR. Gallagher

NEW YORK. Dec. edward s.
Gallagher Of the famous vaudeville
team Of Gallagher and Shean. took
on former movie actress. whom he
married at Greenwich. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs shean were witnesses
70 tho ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06

Mrs. wurtEbarEer Ia a federal pris.
oner and can be released only by
presidential pardon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
ANT IT TOuEH

II dunno that wanna get mar.
ried, Make. II wouldn't be exeItin'
like In tn movies. They amt even
one awful scandal in my past that
1 could worry about my husband
findin' out."--New York Sun and
Globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
Italian Silk
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styles, featuring the
n e W sleeveless and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
A Free Prescription You Can Have FILLED
and Use At Homo

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glasses Are you victim Of eye strain
Or ether eye weaknssses II 80. you viii
he glad 20 know that according 10 Dr..
Lewis there "a real hope for YOU He
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Many whose eyes were failing say they
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ons man says after trying u; Il was
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after using this prescription for fifteen
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NIGHTINGALE" TO
MAKE HER DEBUT AT
AGE OF 80 YEARSl

NEW YORK, Dec. Mira
IN Henry Clay Wright. OF Aus.
tin. Texas. the Confederate
Nightingale" who was singing 10
her grandchildren many years
ago and before that to soldiers re.
turned from the civil war, will
mako her concert stage debut in
New York n week from Saturday
NJ the age Of so.
Erect, active. her hair free
from gray, Mrs. Wright practices
daily at the Metropolitan. On
December 10 she will give her
first concert at the worlltzer
auditorium.
Mrs. Wright has four children
and seven grandchildren.
, 1923-06-20

was a division in the Cabinet itself, in
fnpntjal members, such as n. Van De
Vvvere. favouring the p~repondeTance OF
Flemish although a majority OF the ca6I-
net members opposed it. In view OF the
impossibility of the cSbinet reaching 9
unanimous conclusion as to lis attlf'
ON the subject, its resignation became
inevitable.
boIisky was captured today at MoIava vii
lage, near SlavOtiza.
London. June 14th. President II
Yuan-Hurg of China, has resigned ana
turned over to his captors at Iientsln
the Government seals which he took with
him in his flight from Peking, says a
despatch to the Evening Post from Its
Tientsin correspondent.
London, June 10Th, The touring West
Indian cricket XI yesterday met the
Northumberland XI at Newcastle. The
West Indians went to bat first and scored
286: Scores were as follows .Fernan-
des ID, ChalIenor los, lnce 43, Small III,
HUT IL Nunes 5 Hunter mot QUIT Il
Constantine q. lBrowne Is, PASCAL U,
Francis A, extras %. Total 286. At the
call of time Northumberland had scored
twentv-four for the loss OF two wicket.
Scores were StrangerIeathes Is Mckay >
Bruce mot out) 0. Total "A. The match
, 1923-06-20
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROlX

Cambridge, l4th. Syracuse Universe
~ la Crosse team defeated Cambridge
University today IA to /. This is the
limited States teams 4th straight win.
New York, June l4th. "A llsteadier
movement marked trading u the local
raw sugar market early JOda, IS
we're unchanged at 5 lj2 cents for Cuba's
cost and freight, equal to 7.29 for centri-
fngal with sales of 20, 600 bags Of Cubas.
R1neWed liquidation developed at the
o1aning of the raw sugar futures market
and first sales showed declines of Is to
35 noints. The selling seemed to come
from Wall Street interests, attributed to
I~ananese traders, bat offerings were we'll
absorbed and after the ear'v selling
nrices. rallied sharply on covering and
commission house buying. The bulge
lifted active positions three to SIX points
oh1va the previous closing. There were
M further changes in refined sugar, with
f0e formulated listed at 8 Is, but the de-
mand was still light. Refined futures
were nominal. 49,.
orieis arising from the conflict in Parlla-
Doant over the proposition to substitute
the Flemish language for French IN
tho university of Client, came to a eli
may ~ this afternoon when, after the Sen
ale had rejected a resolution introduced
%v Raron Charles De Broqueville for the
n5o Of the Flemish language alongside of
Franch. the cabinet decided to resign.
The King accepted the Cabinets resig-
na u Not only was the Parliament
.n1it on the question, the Chamber APP
Drnying the Flemish language and the
Senate being opposed to it, but there
, 1923-06-20
Publication.

NOTICES hereby given that the sum of
Francs 800 70, income on their Royal
Highness Grown Prince FREDERIK
and Grown Princess LOUISE'S Sill yer
Wedding Memorial Fund, win be avail able
for distribution on the 18th Of July 1923.
Applications. for participation in this
distribution, duly certified, should be for
warded to the undersigned on or before
the 20lh day of July 1923.
Des9atching Secrctary's Office. Chris
tiansteI, St. CroiX, Y. l. Is June. 1923.
K. f. BARRETT.
DeSpatchjag SecretaYB.
, 1923-06-20

THE ST. CROIX AVIS
is printed and published daily (Sundays
and Holidays e~rcapted) by G. JohanSen at
the AVjS Office.
IERMS:--5O cents monthly IN adranCe,
9 cents per single copy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-29

PARIS, (By NEA Service)-When
Helene Jacquemin was 10, she earn
ed a French war cross with palms.
Helene lived in a little village near
here. The invading Germans cap
tured the town, and it so happened
that she possessed information Of X
IRENE value to the enemy. She re-
fused to disclose it.
With all the pomp of a court mar
tial, she was taken before a German
military judge. And to try to get
the little tot to talk. a big infantry
man slapped her. Still she refused
despite the threat of death. Final
ly she turned her back on the judge.
He was so surprised and so filled
with admiration for her bravery,
that he set her free.
A new canal recently built in Hol-
lane about AZ miles long, eight feet
deep and a surface width of II feet.
at a cost of approximately 10000
600, connects Zuid-Willems canal
with Geertruidenberg.
Factory legislation in England was
started in 1902 by Sir Robert Pee,
an employer of 1000 children ap-
prenticed to him by almshouses his
act prohibiting employment of chill
dren under nine years of age making
their working day not over IL hours
and stopping their night work.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16

chlapfka lamzelezo, ktery Q
hlavu prevysoval ostatni, kni-
ry sc mu Jelly, obo blyskalo.
Byl v CHI strdji, mel sukni po-
pelavou, billy poppraseny ka-
bat, cepici husarku s dlouhym
perrin; padny mec mu visel po
boku a pistole strasila "a pa
|sem.
Kuchta 81 ucinil proklest, ci-
zinec no panowite zm6ril.
"Jsi cfsafsky rychtar-?"
"Ano - a kdo jsi ty?" spla-
cel jeste pysneji Kuchta sme-
Ilemu rejtharovi a mel mracna
Iv cele.
ga jsem vevoda Kalissky z
Polska -"
Kuchta otevrel usta pfekva-
Irenim, srdce mu zabusilo. Po-
klonil sc hluboce. "Odpust' +,
urozeny pane -"
"Chci mluviti se Zastupcem
cfsarovym v tomto m6ste-'
"To jsem ia! Mdzeme snad
ke mne ma trunk vfna -"
| "Mam ma speech - vyrid'me
hned!"
! Kuchta pokynul a vedl VOL
vodu do klenute jizby V pfi-
zemku, kdei obycejne bifici
vartova'li. Vyhnal Mateje Zou
faleho, posla pravni'ho, ktery
tady vyspaval, a S poklonami
Ivybizel urozeneho pana Pola-
ka, ably sedl ma hrubou zidli.
Vojvoda Zborovsky zafincel
kordem hned vytahl jakesi
papiry. ''Nejde 0 malou vec, "
zadal primo. "Jedu z poruce-
| nj krale Zikmunda Augusta
polskeho k vasemu cisari." A
listy predkladal rychtari.
"Vzdyt' ia verim ma slovo =
a elm mohu poslouzit?"
"Vojvoda litevsky Dimitrij
Sangusko zradn6 vyloudil kne-
znicku Elisku Ostrovskou. u
nesl il a prcha nj ku Praze.
Pet dni z poruceni kralova jej
stihame. Dnes projel vasim
krajem nekde ma blizku Sc
kryje. Pred soud no name po-
stavit jako svddce a nasilnika
z poruceni kralova. Vzejde tt
cest a slava, pomizes-li jimati
hrozneho zlocince."
Kuchtovi Sc tail dech, oci
mel ma stopkach. Papiry sc
mu TRASHY v rukou, vid6l ma
Inich velke peceti pismo mi.
halo Sc mu pred ocima.
i "Unesl kneznu -"
IA mali Sc radi?"
"Nepfislusi nam zkoumati
elm il omamil. Ale pri tom 81
dopustil horsich skutkd. Sta
!, rickou jeji matku, pribuzno,
kralovu, do sklepeni zavrel, n;
dvacet panen pobil, pobral :
: zamku "a ti'i sta tisic v6ci o,
, zlata," lhal vojvoda Zborov
: sky.
!, "Takovy je ptacek?" hvizd
: Kuchta. ''Servus pred civil
4 videl jakysi pruvod, snad t
E byli uprchlici. Spolehej ma mi
i urozeny pane, polapime ho!'
"Velika odmena te ceka,
: sliboval Zborovsky. "Sam c
. ser bude miti z toho pot6sen
az k nemu zajedu a skutk
: tvem povim."
4 Radili Sc chvilku a rychta
: Ivybehl ze straznice jako divJ
i Hned volal pravo, birice, pc
v nocne a do katovny postal, alb
|, pacholci kone sedlali. :. Tohl
|tucne sousto nemohlo mu ujiti
J, "Jakysi zbojnik vyloudil pi
: buznou krale polskeho," WIKI
a koval'po rathuze. "Stupka
: mordyr ma blizku Sc skryvt
: Nesmrtelna bude cest slav,
kdyz jej polapime." Pobize
A kde koho k horlive praci.
e| Ma rynku rostly zastupy lie
: stva. Zbrojny prdvod po,
skych jezdcd jel k rathdz,
= Podkovy koni zvonily po h
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16

jeff ciste oci, V zazracnou
plet' rhzovou a bilou.
"Zdedila trochu plamend j
odvahy po SVEN slavnem otct
dovede take trp6ti," vysve-
tloval Bohus.
Zasedli vsichni kolem stolu.
Utulno bylo milencdm pod "a
Gernalym stropem venkovske-
no divorce, hrala je upflmnost
a srdecnost hostiteln.
Vodou ubehlo nekolik ho-
din, ma dvore chystala Sc kni-
zeci druzina k dalsi ceste.
"Musime dale, kochanecko
moje." vybizel Dimitrij svojl
nevestu. "Vsak se neloucime
vlidnymi hoatiteli ma vzdy,
brzy ma shledanou"
D6kovali oba vTele, vdecno-
sti Sc zavazovali. Y upominku
dala Eliska Eve pekny bity pas
ma vsak musela prijmou-
ii paucnik, ktery byly vysily je
mne ruce Eviny.
"A Ease dale ma 1tek stude-
nou noci.
Jako pirko odnesl Dimistri,j
kneznu do vozu, v kozesiny il
hall.
Vyieli re dvora, Bohus je do
provazel. Naposledy pokynu-
la knezna mekkou drobnou ru-
ckou a zmizeli We tine jako sen
pohadky -.
"Zdravi, krasni lide roz-
kvetu sill - a tax daleko must
jiti hledati sveho stesti," vzdy-
chla Eva rosu mela v ocich.
"Takovy ie zivot y" odpo-
v6del Kotrc. "Na sebe zapo-
minas ;. -"
"Jim bych prala radost-"
rekla Eva oucitne.
"Na tezke brany zahad Ii
yota busi tisice rukou-a Zkla-
mani odchazeji, kdo cekali nej
vice -"
"Jou oba tax dobfi -"
"A moe zla je nezdolna $. :.
Znas slova kazatelova: Plac,
synu cloveka, triatricet let bu-
des ziti - mezi lidmi" Ia
muSil Sc Kotrc. "Poid' domn,
Evicko! lima rozrazi!
Vchazeli do svetnice. Smut
no Jim bylo a hoTko V dust.
XII.
Vyhnuli Sc prchajici milen'
ci mestu, ale zrakum Zveda.
vych lidi prece neusli.
Zasedala v te dobe prave We
ka rada ma rathuZe servus
donesl zpravu, re iakasi druzi
ma ciziho panstva ma vozich
konich preiela kOlem mesta
Praze.
Ale nikdo nevenoval jeht
sdeleni vetsi pozornosti Pre-
jelo kolem denne drahne zna
m'enitych prdvodu pal
NELL konsele prave ddlezitol
poradu, pii niz Sc zdrzel dlou
no do noci.
Cisarsky rychtar Adam Ku
chta dsilne konsely premlou
val, ably prodali starry rathd.
ci kamenny ddm vezi pri fort
ne komornimu sekretari pan,
Granovskemu ze Vsechlap.
Ale konsele byli tvrdi, neoh
lomni. Tusili move spady ry
chtafe, ktery ztratil nadobr
jejich ddveru.
Jednani bylo bourlive. Pur'
mistr Blna, co prodaval kot
cich sukna nizozemska, mf
fecniky co tisiti, ably si nepa
dli dovlasd.
"Zbavime obec poslednic
statki hnev NEST ami Sc shl
ne ma hlavu nasi. Naposled
nam zistane jen podoba San
sonova ma rathuze malovan;
jako pamatka silly obce!" oe
poroval Kuchtovi prudce v
Teplo. "Uz ted Sc nese me.
lidem, ze cisafsky rychtar d.
bre obci nesmysli, re sc nev,
vedl z narku dvojzenstvi -
ga to mi zodpovis!" v,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
CERNA MADONA
R o NJ A N
Napsal F. ]. Cecetka.

| "Proc bych nerekl! U Po-
dlohti v nedeli verejne tax
mluvil byvaly rektor Jan Kla-
tovsky. A u Lukaskn te melou
denne," vykrucoval Sc Teplo.
"Zapis, pfsafi!" soptil Ku-
chta. ''Klatovsky roti obec,
proti lradu il zdviha obmy-
slem. Napiseme list stiznf do
Prahy."
"A proc Sc nevyvedes mar
ku, pane rychtaTi?" bodl no
drobny Jeronym Kantdrek. -
"Dobra povest mad zlato!"
Il vzdyt' nema ted vubec
zeny!' zasmal Sc kdosi tlume-
Inc.
Tajemny vztek propukl v
Adamovi. Zakoulel ocima, -
probodaval zraky smeleho Je-
ronyma KantGrka. "Dobra po-
west! Hledas il v kalne vode
lidskych zlabd! Neustipuji o
tobe, re mas spolky katem?
II pisnicku o tobe slozili, pama
tujes. jak il ma vrata lepili?-
Kanturek ma hrach psim sa-
diem mastery, Cd kata kopa k
k tomu, nevyzene jeden dru-
iheho z domu :"
A tai do ziv6ho! Spor Sc
zostril, konsele 81 vytykali svo-
je hfichy. :.
Vazeny primas Trebicky
zasahl do hlucneho sporu a
zadal "a odklad prodeje stare
no rath1zu. A souSede odpi-
rail-, cht6li hned rozhodnouti.
Davaly sve hlasy a navrh Ku-
chtuv byl pochovan. Pro odpro
del hlasoval s rychtarem jen
Bocan Nosek - vice pratel v
rade nemel. Sedel schliple,
lkdyz sc rokovalo o berni kra-
lovske, a pfemyslel pomste.
Horela opravdu Kuchtovi
pdda pod nohama. Utek Ger
ne Madony z jeho domu rozvi-
ril znova hladinu mesta. Pre-
trepavali, pomlouvali a odsu-
zovai dobri bliznf Adama. -
T6sili Sc, ze dostala jeho pycha
ranu smrtelnou, ze budou zba.
veni jeho hrdzivlady!
Ale to neznali Adama! Dr.
Eel Sc dale zuby, nehty. po-
platil dluhy "a nevemou zenu,
ivyhnal Hazu kamsi do podru-
III. Misto hospodyne zastava-
la kypra devecka Manka k
radosti a spokoienosti Adam
:, kove.
i "Jablko nepadlo daleko cd
Istromu," hovoTilo Sc o mladem
Kuchtovi. ''Po otci ma synek
oko ma druhe pohlavi - to ji5
je Y krvi!"
Po pani Jitce iako by Sc ze'
me- slehla rychtai. sc po nj M
pidil. Rikali nj nektefi, x
iela ma Wells, JIM il videli
: Praze. Mnoho Sc nj mluvi
10, ale mic p6kneho. Kucht;
( 'zanevrel ma zeny 1fadi
byl jeste bezohlednejsi. Pr
: tom shan6l do mesce, oc no Jit
ka pfipravila, ctizadostive my
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
CARMEN WILL
ARRIVE HERE
ON SATURDAY

Young CARMEN. sensational San
Il jose. Cal, lightweight. who
meets Jimmy Sacco OF Boston and
eonausror Of Dodc Bereoi. at the
Arena next Tuesday night, win ar
rive hero tomorrow to put In the fin.
iEhlng training Hicks for his coming
tilt.
Carmen win be making his third
start in the Northwest when he faces
sacco. In his first start in Portland
tire San Jose mauler defeated Johnny
Trambltas. Then ha battled solly
Seaman 20 hurricane draw. and last
week gave Ted Krache six.round
argument in Aberdeen that was pro.
uounced The greatest fight staged in
tho harbor district IN years.
Carmen II said 10 have windmill
slam-banE Style all OF his own. He
is not rated ms terrific puncher. but
as ono Of the steadiest wallpapers in
tho game. Carmen is tearing in.
welding both mitts every minute Of
tho going. He holds decisions over
Jimmy Dundee. Harry pelsinger.
Young Brown and many others. all
gained in California. II he is good
enough to hold Seaman even over tho
long route, he should be good enough
TO give Sacco plenty of give and
take.
The semtwindup OF the Austin &
Salt bin will feature Eddie Landon.
Oakland. Cal, lightweight. against
Joe Dunn OF Tacoma. Landon re-
Gently fought Bobby Harper In Ia.
coma. It win DO his first battle here.
Landon beat some OF the best light.
weights in the South and is n highly
touted scrapper. Dunn is well liked
here and will be remembered for tho
lacing he handed George Englo here
one night. Dunn was but a young.
ster then. He has been boxing in
California the past year with great
success.