The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-08-06
By Marjorie BOwen

with two wild right swings. They arose
and declared all rules off. They were kick
ing each others shins when Claude licked
one IN In either hand and dropped them
out or the ring.
ITS a draw he announced judiciauy.
XIII the referee" said Mr.. Butch Miller.
M kids will knock your kids blocks for
ten furlOngs," said KayO.
IF they do I'm a geranium," said Mr..
Butch Miller.
you're a rat. said KayO.
Claude announced Archie JudsOn, the
Kayo Kid, and Billy Foster, the Child
Butch Miller arose by the ropes. xiii
"|Ten dollars he can't" said KayO.
Cant hear you" said Butch.
"a hundred to ten" said KayO.
You're on" said Butch.
Billy made a wild swing. Archie stepped
IN and hit such a wallOp in the nose that
the fountain Of life was released.
Good kid" cried Claude, forgetting his
that"
THAT costs you ten" said KayO to
Come and get it" said Butch. "Kin the
Claude was stricken with remorse and
put his arms around Billy.
Cant we stop it, fellOw2" he asked.
Gimme a sponge and III kill him, said
another draw, ladies and gentlemen"
said Claude and deposited both boys out
side the ring, whereupOn Billy started an
other fight which Sherry stopped.
On the Foster lawn Mr.. Gutz had beer
introduced again to Luella by Frederick
II know the skirt" said Mr.. Gutz
"Pleasta meetcha again, but h are al
the gals doing here2 The show amt here
Were here to hear you talk on physical
training" said Luella. "On the physica
excellence Of the Greek"
"Say," said Mr.. CUT, "Any Harry can Mcl
any Frog, any Frog can lick any English
man, any Englishmap can lick any Wop
/ and any WOp can lick a Greek. Where d'
yon get this Greek stuf?"
What asked Mrs. Foster severely
looking at the grouped ladies Of the Fort
nightly on her lawn, ARE we here torf
She seemed Laticularly to ask Frederick.
Maybe there's q mistake he said.
1.-THE shows over there" said Mr.. Gutz
He pointed across the hedge to the Jud
sons. Have you been kidding thes
dames?" he asked Frederick. 81 didn'
know you were bringing me here. I'm du
over there"
"What is all the noise over at JudsOns?
asked one Of the ladies coming from tn
Z group.
Somebody's a JOKER" said Mr.. Gutl
1.-THE shows over there"
But you were to give us a lecture o.
Greek dancing" said a lady.
"Applesauce," said Mr.. Gutz.
means that there is an exhibition Q
Greek dancing over at Mr.. JudsOn'S' sal
Frederick.
Lovely said Luella. Let's go over.
= And Luella winked at Frederick, who wa
! frozen faced.
\ She led the way through the hedge close
ly followed by Mr.. Gutz and Mrs. EOsCe
s and more leisurely by the other ladies'
. the FOrtnightly. Frederick did not follow
It was quite eXtraeOus to the merits
? the battle between Jerry ArchdeacOn an
Sid Foster that Mrs. Foster should arriN
through the hedge with Luella, Mr.. Gut
q 1t was probably the most amazing II NJ
s appalling scene Mrs. Foster ever had see
to say nothing Of the other ladies OF II
e Fortnightly, out much as they saw the
did not see, as did Mrs. Foster, an OF
spring in the ring battering and bein
battered.
There was Sid in the ring. There we
Jerry ArchdeacOn in the ring. There ";
Mrs. ArchdeacOn with needlewOrk. me
y was Billy. Billy evidently had been IN q
ring. He was sitting on the grass Watel
Ling the ring proceedings, but he had a W
towel to his nose.
Mrs. Foster was famous for Loise 81
y made much Of it. This was a good time L
: it. It would take a lot Of 1t. Ersk1ne arc
4 and offered her his chair. She smiled al
~ refused it, thanking him. ~.
"DO stay said Mrs. Archdeacon' ~
9 really interesting. The boys snow SUI
y good spirit"
n Mrs. Foster smiled again. There had be