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The Carbon County news., 1927-11-10
GLEE CLUB WORK
ON HOLIDAY MUSIC

Thanksgiving music is being pre-
pared by the Boys and Girls Glee
clubs, for the entertainment OF TIE
school during the Thanksgiving sea-
son.
The boys have already started on
their music and the girls will FOL
low in the near future.
The Carbon County news., 1927-11-10
Copyright 1927, by The Bonnet
Brown Corporation, Chicago)
BY Marjorie Adams

So many things I want to discuss
or, l should say "gossip" about this
time-I don't know where to begin.
So I'll just put them in series of
questions-each Of which contains in
teresting data know my readers
would like to have. Now
The Carbon County news., 1927-11-10
WHO
WILL WIN
STAFF

Editor Edward Johnson
Associate Editors James Baxter,
Hera Luhtala
Athletic Editor George Thompson.
Joke Editor Edward Fleming.
Senior Reporter Eugene Egan.
Junior Reporter Esther Durant
Sophomore Reporter Robert Clark.
Freshman Reporter Irene Jarvi.
Exchange Editor Lydia Romersa.
The Carbon County news., 1927-11-10

The library board reports that all
the books have been catalogued.
There have been 1924 text books clas-
sified; 1918 library books, 1854 non
fiction, 214 fiction books and 254
pamphlets.
The Carbon County news., 1927-11-10

Personal stationery at The News.
The Carbon County news., 1927-11-10

"I hear Jones is a father of
twins"
eyes, he married a telephone girl
and she gave him the wrong number"
The Carbon County news., 1927-11-10

Bobby: "You look like a sensible
girl, let's get married"
Christina: "Nothing doing, I'm as
sensible as | look"
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news OF our NElCHBORS

weather is getting too severe for
such q long drive. Mrs. Nieland
expects to room at the Robert WEIGH
home during the cold months She
will do light house keeping during
the week days, returning to her
home for Saturdays and Sundays.
Some Of the children drove to
school in sleds the snowiest days this
week. They found the first sleigh
ride of the season quite q treat.
A number of the young people OF
the vicinity attended the dance al
Menoken Friday evening. They re.
ported a large crowd, good music
and a fine time.
A number Of the neighbors have
been hauling coal from the car ship.
ped to the spur the latter part Of
the week. Those putting in q cup.
ply are John WEIGH, Oliver Welch
Robert WEIGH, Aurie WEIGH, Horace
Dirlam and George Scarborough.
John and Oliver WEIGH have s..lt
their hogs to William Taylor. The,
will haul them to Menoken Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alsbury wer
in Bismarck Saturday. Their daugh
ter, Eva, who attends the Bismarcl
high school, returned. home will
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. WEIGH an,
daughter, Mrs. Edith Bruce, wer
Bismarck callers Saturday.
Miss Eva Alsbury called at Mrs
Robert Welch's for her music lessor
Sunday afternoon, after which he
parents took her to town for school
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Funeral services were conducted In
the Presbyterian church Sunday aft
ernoon by Rev. +. w. Christ; after
which the remains were laid to rest
in Woodlawn cemetery. Relatives
from Michigan and from South Da-
kota were present at the funeral.
Marvin Ness spent Sunday here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. +.
Ness.
Mrs. Rosa Rosen entertained a
number Of lady friends Wednesday
afternoon In honor Of her sister-in-
Nv. Mrs. Siegel, who is visiting
here.
AZ. and Mrs. Gordon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Aug. johnson of Washburu
came from Washburn Sunday to at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. w cd.
The members Of the Presbyterian
congregation enjoyed a potluck sup
per and their quarterly birthday Gel.
ebration In the church Tuesday eve
ming.
w. J. Henry and Judge Heusted
+; motored to Bismarck one day last
week.
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Leith

]. H. Emch, local stock buyer,
shipped two loads Of cattle and
hogs from Leith Friday.
Last Monday evening about 40
guests gait cred at the VIM. Kam-
rath home where Ed. Anestad of
Fargo put on demonstration Of
super-made-alrSninum ware. All
ejoyed the supper cooked and served
by p. ]. Fleming, our local agent.
Giles Mcdowell and E. Bottom of
Carson transacted business there
Thursday.
A large crowd enjoyed the dance
given here Wednesday evening by
The Kelley Vaudeville Co.
Rev. Heimer and family Of He'll
were callers at the LAWYER Studio
Friday.
Glen Finch, who attends the Dick
inson Normal, spent the weekend
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Finch. He was accom-
panied by his room mate, Lloyd
l.onn, Of Lark.
The Pythian sisters entertained
the community to a party Friday
evening at the X. p. hall. Cards
and dancing were the chief amuse-
ments. The ladies also served a
bounteous luncheon. Everyone en-
Dyed the evening.
E. J. LAWYER spent the weekend
at Mott. Mr.. and Mrs. LAWYER are
very busy these days, as the Christ
mas rush for pictures has already
begun.
Robert Finch celebrated his sixth
birthday anniversary Saturday.
About 80 youngsters gathered at
Roberts home and made it a real
celebration.
The Norwegian Ladies were en-
tertained Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. G. Bergen.
E. Anhorn and John Will motored
to Bismarck Monday, returning
Tuesday evening
Ted Allen Of Carson transacted
business here Monday.
The Catholic Ladies' of Carson
will serve dinner in the church base.
ment Sunday. Everyone is invited
to attend.
Presbyterian Church Notes fo1
Sunday, Nov. 20: Leith, morning
worship at 10 o'clock, Sunday school
at II o'clock. Raleigh, Sunday
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Wild Rose

Miss Helen Skramstad. teacher Of
Cherry Grove school, and pupils and
Miss Helen Erickson of Wild Rose
and pupils will give joint pro-
gram and basket social at Wild
Rose school No. Wednesday eve
ming, November %. Everyone in
~vited. Ladies, bring baskets.
Mrs. L. R. May, former resi-
dent of this eighborhood, but now
of Youngstown, Ohio, had the mis-
fortune to f Il and break her right
wrist at her home there.
Some of our young folks attended
the play at Braddock Thursday
night. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Browna-
well Of Mcffit motored to Sterling
Thursday evening to help Mr.. and
Mrs. Harol.' Brownawell celebrate
their 10th wedding annivc :sary.
Stanley Wyciskala Of Moffit
called on friends here on his way to
Braddock Friday evening.
Frank and Fred Saville have fin
ished the fall work at home and are
now picking corn in South Dakota.
Reuben Feltheim and Mike Glow
ais h. uled millet seed to Bismarck
; in their trucks last week..
Miss Ida Hivela took the train
at Motif last week for Portland,
Oregon, where she plans to spend
the winter. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville and
family were Sunday guests at the
w. n. Brownawel' home.
A number of our young people
attended joint program given by
Misses Myrtle Feltheim and Beat
rice IvArdland and pupils OF the
Dara district. Something over $5U
was taken in at the basket social. !.
Miles Stanton, teacher OF school
No. 2, spent the Weekend at the
parental home near Braddock.
Mrs. Ernest Sayille attended the
meetinr. Of the Ladies Aid at the
home Of Mrs. Ras Aarvig in Brad
dock Saturday afternoon.
Misses Helen Skramstad and
Beatrice Hardland visited Miss
Helen Skramstad Sunday afternoon.
Mike Glovais, Harry koenig,
Homer tBrownawell and Mrs. JAKE
Noll were among those who visited
the capital city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Feltheim ana
children Walter and Ruby visited
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Eel
theim' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son. near Vino Sunday. !,
Mrs. w. H. .3rownawell attel ded
the Mot. crs club at the home OF
Mrs. Aug Doehl Thursday after
noon. About 20 ladies were present
and the afternoon was pleasantly
snent with conversation and fancy
work until tir for the business
meeting followed by q bounteous
lunch served by Mrs. Doehle as
sisted by Mrs. Bullock.
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Schrunk

Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey re-
turned Monday from their tour OF
the Black Hills Of South Dakota to
the Humphrey Bailey home where
they will make their home for the
present.
The Friday evening visitors at the
Roy Marchant home were John
Witt, Mrs. Henry Sielinger, Ruth
Kerr and Pearl White.
Mrs. Charley Kindred, son Charles
and daughter Thelma, who have
been visiting with Mrs. Kindred's
daughters, Mrs. Henry Sielinger and
Mrs. Herman Sielinger, the past
three weeks, returned to their home
in Saybrook, ILL.,, Friday.
Mrs. Henry s elinger taught school
for Miss Kerr Thursday.
Ruth Kerr took Mrs. Kindred and
children to Wing Thursday to meet
the train.
Mrs. Lawyer and daughter Beulah
spent Saturday afternoon at the
Marchant home.
Ed Nolan was Wing caller Tues
day.
John Witt was a Wing caller Mon
day evening.
Marcella Meters called on Mrs
Chris Wentz Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schuch and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Wentz spent Tuesday evening at the
Ed Nolan home.
Mrs. Chas. Kindred and Ruth
Kerr called on Mrs. Carl Johnson
Hermann Meters was business
caller in Wing Monday.
Mrs. G. Kindred and Ruth Kerr
called at the H. Meters home Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Novy and
Tracy and Anton and Pearl White
called at the Meters home Sunday.
John Fode was a Wing caller Sat
urday evening.
John Witt hauled grain for r. q
| Marchant Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sielinger, Mr.
and Mrs. Bethel Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs
/! Herman Meters and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Granville, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Marchant and family, Pearl White
and John Witt went to the Herman
Sielinger home Wednesday evening
to see Mrs. Kindred, who left Fri.
day morning for Saybroot, Ill. The
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Steele

The Parkin sisters, who have con-
Quoted millinery store here for
over year, have discontinued bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Wood and Mr..
and Mrs. M. D. Matthews motored
to Sank Center, Mimi, last week
where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Ryan and SON Raymond Wis
tied relatives at Jamestown last
week.
c. c. Goettertz sold his farm chat
tells last week and will move with
his family to Mandan for the win
ter.
County Superintendent Williams
visited in Valley City last week.
Mr.. Harlan has arrived from Bis
marck and will assist with the work
in the Harlan restaurant during the
winter.
Armfstice day was quietly OBJ
served in Steele with display Of
Old Glory and half holiday Of bus
mess places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Nicholson OF
Liberty attended services In Steele
Sunday.
Sidney Smith Of Bismarck was
here looking after business matters
last week.
Florence Fairchild spent Sunday
at the home of her brother, Forrest
FaiYchild.
Rev. Christ came from Wilton and
conducted services in the Presby-
terrain church Sunday.
Miss Vida Altes was absent from
her work as deputy auditor several
days last week ON account Of ILL
ness.
Mrs. Burns entertained a number
of friends at her home one evening
last week at a farewell party for
Mrs. A. r. Robinson, who returned
to Minneapolis for the winter.
Miss Myrtle Nicholson returned
Sunday from jamestown where she
visited with sister.
Teachers and pupils in our school
are very busy preparing a Thanks
giving program for the entertain
ment of parents and friends.
Mr.. Diernf with Vera and Isabel
and Miss Mary Mock motored to
German district Friday evening,
bringing back Geo. Diernf and Pau
Gress from their schools. On the
return trip they visited at the Hamel
home in Dawson.
Mr.. Reed is now doing carpenter
work in the former Diernf store.
Attorney r. l.. Phelps was a Bis
marck visitor Wednesday,.
The +. d. Jaynes famil..' are en-
loving a new Chrysler sedan.
Rev. F. w. Gress Is assisting IL
revival meetings in Grassy Butte.
Chas. Whitney and Oswald Peter.
son drove to Streeter one day las'
week with truck load OF macnin'
ery for the Streeter Independent:
Nh H. S. Wood, for years edltoi
of the Steele Ozone, passed away
last week in a hospital in Bismarck
! heath was caused by pneumonia
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school at 9 o'clock. Preaching sefv-
ice at 3 o'clock. Carson, Sunday
School at IL o'clock. Evening wor-
ship at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. VIM. Saunders underwent an
operation for gallstones at Bis
merck hospital Wednesday.
Elsie Finch returned home Tues.
day from Omaha where she has
spent the past year.
Next Sunday our citizens again
will hear the peal Of church bell
which was kindly donated by the
Methcdists Of Carol, Nebr. Several
members of the church here were
instrumental in getting the bell fol
the church at Carol.
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Knife River

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Haskins of
Dickinson motored out to the Arthur
Bieng home on Sunday, where they
spent the day. Miss Bieng, who is
staying with the Haskins this winter,
while going to Normal, accompanied
them out and appreciated the visit
at home.
Miss Leila Cohen also accompanied
the Haskins out and spent the day
at the J. A. Jacobs home, visiting
with her parents, who also were al
the Jacobs home for the day.
L. r. Woolery and son Wayne
with several other men of Hebron
left for the northern part Of the state
Saturday, where they hunted ducks
Ray Anderson spent the latter
part of the week at Hebron, attend.
ing to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cohen and
children are enjoying the programs
over the radio, which they bought 9
week ago.
Matt Basefluc, who went to the
Twin Cities with carload of sheep
returned home Thursday.
Miss Dugless, who is teaching ir
the Little Knife district, spent the
weekend at the BENG home, with
Miss M. Abraham.
Christ Ziegler, also quite few
other neighbors, drove t. Hebron
Friday with wheat, and also took 9
few chickens in as there was .
chicken car on the track for that
day.
Arthur Bieng is busy hauling
grain to Hebron, with the Chevrolet
truck he has rented for a few days.
Frank Cohen motored to Richard
ton Thursda-- where he took home
the bay window he ordered some
time ago for heir living room.
Peter Passion and Miss Sophis
Mass motored to Manning one day
last week where they were married
They will make their home on tn,
Philip Serm farm, which they rented
some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Maerschlehl
are the parents Of q baby girl borl
/, to them on Thursday.
Edward ALL assisted with the worl
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PAGE SEVEN

Chilliccthe, Missouri - vislt o.
their old home.
Miss Priscilla Olson, Who 80
been assisting at the i. 4uueUoo!
home at Driscoll for some t1meg
returned Thursday sweating.
George Brand Of Jamestown Witt.
ed at the Albert Christensen heen4!
the weekend.
H. Smith and son Roy, alec !. !.
Paisley we're Bismarck callers &C.
day last week.
Olaf Olson and Sister ptlsei1la
visited at the +. B. Paisley ho1Ae
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olsen vislt.
ed with NJ. and Mrs. Dallas Bark
man ~'.nda. evening.
Mr.. md Mrs. Christ Schoen ana
family were Sunday visitors ct The
Adolph Hansen home.
Roy Smith u visiting at Regaa
fc~ scw days.
Rudolph Jensen. teacher q the
Boyer school. has dismissed school
for a few days while 10 Il at Bis
me~-k receiving medical treatment.
Ma in Leahoven visited with
hcr-e folks Sunday near futile.
Olaf Olson and mother motofcd
to Bismarck and Mandan Tuesday.
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Dawson

The Armistice Day program given
by the ladies Of the Legion auxiliary
was largely attended. The program
was as follows: Singing Of Amer
lea by the audience; invocation. Miss
Ruth Cordner; orchestra numbers.
selected, high school orchestra;
reading, "Poppies," Robert Dodds;
patriotic talk, Mrs. Edward Husch-
ka, president Of the Legion auxil-
iary; song, "Open the Door for the
Children" school children; piano
duet, Mrs. P. Cooper and Clare Wer-
ner; piano duet, Mrs. P Cooper and
Abbie Lewis; choral numbers, by
mixed double quartet; pageant, "ln
Flanders Field" given by eighteen
school children, Messrs. Bert Hayes
and Art Thompson, Misses Margaret
Whit and Winifred Towle.
George Pummel left Saturday for
the Twin Cities on q business trip.
Harry Grim is making an extern
sive visit with friends and relatives
in Pennsylvania.
DR.. NJ. w. Roam Of Bismarck
spent Sunday in this commounity
Misses Velma Wolssner, Margaret
and Gail Lunner spent Saturday at
Steele.
Mr.. Grey of Bismarck, is working
here as first trick operator for the
Northern Pacific.
Miss Loa Reescr left, Friday for
Streeter, where she spent the week
end.
Miss Margaret Lunner is confined
to her home on account of illness.
Ward Preston of Bismarck, spent
Sunday in this community hunting.
Miss Elsie Hoeft spent the week.
end in Dawson at the home Of her
parents.
David Cook was in Dawson Mon
day on business.
The Auxiliary Of the American
Legion met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Florence Gregor. After a
business session a social hour was
enjoyed. At the conclusion Of the
social hour refreshments W re
served.
Miss Lille Hopkins has returned
to school this week, .fter an absence
Of two weeks due to illness.
John Garfield has moved to his
farm home which has recently beer
completed, one nile south of Daw.
son.
The funeral Of Pete O'Brian was
held in tho Congregational church
Wednesday, with Rev. Hindrer Of
Happen officiating. Mr.. O'BriaI
had been i'll for some time and dice
in q Bismarck hospital on Monday
Mr.. O'Brian he'd lived for many
years on a farm south Of town, and
was widely known among the ole
settlers Of Kidder county.
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are having . new furnace put IN
the schoolhouse.
Thomas Doyle Of velva Is visit
ing at the home Of his sister and
brother n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hickel.
Clifford Nelson and Roy Smith
Of Driscoll were visitors at John
Carlson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Malone went
to Bismarck Sunday, returning
Monday afternoon.
Friends 81 ]. w. Granting are
sorry to- learn that he is in a criti-
~ condition at the st. Alexius hos
pital.
]. r. Jones made a trip to Regain
With q truckload Of cream Tues
day
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at the L. R. woolery home while

at the L. R. Woolery home while
L. r. and son were away hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lehman OF
Richardton spent several days visit
ing at the Max Lehman home the
past week.
Ted Gullickson accompanied Ar
thur Bieng to Hebron on Saturday.
where he had some dental work done
Mrs. Casper Wanner is quite busy
taking care of their son Nick Wan.
neer's. children, while they move tc
q farm they have rented near Dunn
Center.
Don Peck is quite busy hauling
coal for the L. x. Ranch. They are
hauling some out from Richardton
Frank Cohen took his Ford K
Marshall on Tuesday, where it was
overhauled and was found to be In
dangerous condition.
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Steiber

Merwin Oder is husking corn for
a farmer near Bismarck.
The Misses Cathern and Rose
Ellen Doyle and Beecher Malone
spent Friday evening at VIM.
Hickel's.
VIM. H-rlburt and the children
have gone to South Dakota.
The Pleasant View school board
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Clear Lake

Mr.. md Mrs. Joe Paulsen were at
Bismarck Wednesday, Mr.. Paulsen
going up to t.ke the usual treat
ment r hi arm.
Frank Shaffer and son-in-law,
Harold Hargrave, left by car for
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evening was spent In playing cards
and q dainty lunch was served.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-17
THEATERS

Paramount, which has been doing
scme daring adyenturing into un-
trammelled fields, has taken another
step which marks II wholly new de-
parturc in motion picture production
methods.
h. 7. Schulbcrg. west coast cyccu-
tive. announces that i'll the making
of Cndcrworld' Ben Hccht's re.
markablc story of gangster life,
which reaches the Airdemc Sunday
as one of the outstanding Para
mount pictures of the year, there
was not only chief director of
dramatic action, but what might bc
termed a .lirector of Photographic
rffrctS' as well
Josef Won Sternbcrg, whose Scnsa-
tional production. "The Salvation
Hunters ;, introduced a new method
OF telling film stories and made him
the most talked of individual in
HOLLYWOOD was assigned the first
post. Schulberg said. Bert Glcnnon,
working under Won Sternbcrg, was
nominally the director of photo
graphic cffects.'
'Von Sternbrrg has unique
genius for which there is, distinct
place in motion pictures, Schul'
berg stated AS director, he
stands alone. He is the supreme
master of symbolism aud his sense
OF composition is so extraordinary
as to be overwhelming in it's results.
Won Stcrnberg paints with the
camera like Ben Hccht writes, with
a vivid, compelling power. His
shadows on the screen carry tho
breath of hcartbreak, while with an
exotic touch of light, he brings Wis
ions of glory.
ssIn Underworld with cast
headed by Give Brook, Evelyn
Brent, George Bancroft, and Larry
Srmon, he has opportunities for pic
turing lights and shades of life new
err before accorded.
1--WE think Underworld to be
one of our greatest pictures and W"
believe Won Sternberg has contribu-
ted much 70 mpkc il So
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-17
KNOCkOUTS FEATURE GOOD
BATTLES AT LOCAL ARENA

Twice he measured Kid Mex off
and whipped iu telling blows. Mex
stuck gamely to his guns but the
colored youth had the advantage in
this round.
Radius was slowed up early in the
third with series of rights and
lefts which he couldn t get away
from. Mex had him in trouble ear
~ in the round and then as it seem
ed Radius would work his way out
of it Mex Embossed another ava
lanche of blows which drove Radius
to the ropes. Mex backed away and
then as Radius followed Mex drove
a right wrist deep into his stomach
and the eolored boy took the count.
Young Solano Wins
Young Kid Mex, Vincent SOlano,
threw SO many gloves at Joe Salinas
in the second preliminary that S;.-
inaS just cOuldn t duck EN- all.
During the first two rounds he tri-
ed to stand up and mix it with
loung Mex but he got the worst of
the argument throughout. In the
third Salinas resorted to stronger
defensive but it only served to SLOW
up the fight and while Mex was
aole to land only a few good blows
III thi, round they proved sufficie,'
to give him the better of the ses
sion.
In the fourth Salinas loGSencl up
back and win the bout but it prov.
cd his undoing in the end for Young
Mex trounced him right smart
through the opening exchanges and
then finished the battle with "A one
two, both blows going to the stom-
ach. Salinas collapsed and took
the count.
In the four bouts in which knock
outs were registered there were 10
knOckOuts save the ones in which
the count was completed. Not one
OF the fighters was able to regain
his feet and in each case the blows
were cleancut and labeled fin
ish. >
The opening event was nothing to
brag about. Monte Hill failed to
find his pace throughout the four
rounds. Monroy drove Monte to the
ropes several timmes during the
opening round and during the first
part of the second. Toward the
close of the second Monte began
using left jab which STAYED off
tba attacks nf tho San Diego yOuth
and he continued its use Through
out the third, having the better of
that round. But in the fourth Mon
roy was easily the better. He bat
tered Hill about the ring and had
Monte in trouble but Hill survived
the session and the referee called
it even UP.