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Nogales international., 1930-03-28
PENNEY COMPANY
SALES INCREASE

Gross sales of the j. G. Penney
Co. for the month ending February
18th were $11,196,696 as compared
with gross sales for the same month
of 1929, of $9,377,69 The gain over
last year was $1,S1S,7 ,79S or 1899 per-
cent.
Cumulative gross sales for the
first two months of this year were
$21 ,8O5, ,845 as compared with cumu-
lative gross sales for the same per-
lod of last year of $18,393,514, show
ing a gain for the two month per-
iod of $3,412.331 or 1885 percent.
February sales for this year show
ed 1896 stores reporting as compar-
ed with 1925 stores reporting for the
same month of last year.
Comparative gains made by the
1125 stores reporting for both Feb
ruary 1929 and February 1890 show
an increase for this year of $685., ,999'
Equivalent to 745 percent.
Comparative cumulative sales on
the same basis show a gain for the
first two months of this year of
$1,221 ,072 over the same period OF
last year, equivalent to an increase
of 6.66 percent.
Both comparative and gross gains
for February of this year show a
marked improvement over the same
figures of last year when gross sales
for the month showed gain OF
1.3O percent over the previous year
and cumulative gross sales for the
first two month period showed a
gain OF 6.15 percent, over the same
period of the year preceding.
In its annual statement for 1929
Nogales international., 1930-03-28
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORT
GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that by
reason of the failure of the mort
gagor to pay the debt secured there
by default has occurred ip the con-
ditionS of that certain chatte1 mort
gage wherein Pete Malas is mort
gagor and The Nogales National
Bank, a nationar banking asSocia-
ton, is mortgage, which chattel
mortgage is dated May 6, 1929. and
was filed for record on May 9, 1929,
as No. 1925 and is recorded in Book
4 of Chattel Mortgages at Page 81
in the office of the County Recorder
of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, and
that the property mortgaged by said
mortgage, particularly described
therein and hereafter, or so much
thereof as is then remaining and
may be necessary, will be sold by
the undersigned, the said mortgage,
pursuant to the power of sale pro-
vided in said mortgage and by Sec
ton 1884 of the Revised Code of
Arizona, 1928, at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash on Monday,
the 31st day of March, 1880, at II
o'clock A. M. at No. 231 Morley Ave-
nue., Noga1eS, Santa Cruz County,
Arizona, to satisfy the debt secur-
ed by said mortgage, together with
interest, attorneys fees and costs
! and expenses of and growing out
of this sale.
A full description of the property
mortgaged by said chattel mortgage
and to be sold hereunder is as fol-
lows:
And all being located and con-
tanned in that certain premises
known as the PALACE POOL
HALL at No. 231 Morley Avenue
Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Ari-
zona, as follows, to-wit:
Twelve (12) Pool Tables
Two CD Cash Registers
Two (2) Carbinators
One ID Root Beer Barrel
One ID Peanut Machine
One Cd Chewing Gum Machine
One Cd Safe
One Cd Cigar Case
Two (2) Counters (back)
I One Cd Sign, Electric
Twenty-eight (28) Chairs
One Cd Desk
One Cd Ice Box
Two CD Counters
Light fixtures and Fans ant
Stock on Hand; Also Household
Furniture, Frigidaire, Stove ant
all located in the premises at Nc
4 321 Noon Street, Nogales, SAINTS
Cruz County, Arizona.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona, on thi
the 10th day of March, 1880.
THE NOGALES NATIONAL BANK
NOGALES, ARIZ.
BY A. M. Gillespie,
President
SEAL
BY A. F. Kerr,
7 Cashier.
Nogales international., 1930-03-28
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE
BY A. v. NAPIER
written for the United Press

NOTICE is hereby given that The
Brunswick Bake -Collender Co. will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at No. 231 Morley
Avenue, Nogales, Santa Cruz Coun-
ty, Arizona, on Monday, the 31st
day of March, 1880, at II o'clock A.
M. the following described personal
property:
5 4x8 NAH. WILMINGTON
POCKET TABLES
No. H-2196-2197-2199
Together with the equipment con-
sisting of three sets pocket balls,
three ball racks No. 100, two doz-
en- cues.
Dated at Noga1es, Arizona, on this
the 10th day of March 1880.
BRUNSWICK -BALKE -COLLEN-
DER co.
BY Duane Bird
Agent.
Nogales international., 1930-03-28

Winslow - Resolution adopted
granting renewal of franchise for
25 years to Arizona Electric Power
Company.
Phoenix Plans being made for
construction of 13-story hotel build
ing at West Washington and Sc
venth Avenue.
San Carlos Coolidge dam across
ella River, short distance below this
place, dedicated recently.
Tucson Bids opened for install
lation of night lighting equipment
at Davis -Monthan airport.
Bisbee -$30O,oO0 bond issue ap-
proved for construction of court
house.
Nogales international., 1930-03-28

Clifton j. c. Penney Company
Store will establish business in this
town.
State Highway Dept. was to
open bids March 21st for oil-sur-
facing two road projects involving
approximately % miles of highway
on Phoenix-Prescott and Phoenix
Wickenburg routes.
Pinal Stage Company started pas
senger service between Globe and
Hayden.
Nogales international., 1930-03-28

EDITORS NOTE.-This is the
second article of series dealing
with snakes, and written for the
United Press by A. V. Napier, man
aging editor of the Journal-Miner
of Prescott, Ariz. In this story Mr..
Napier explodes the myth about the
terrible Gila monster" pOrtraying
that creature as friendly and in
teresting fellOw.)
BY A. v. NAPIER
Written for the United Press
Copyright, 1890, by United Press)
The fearful Gila monster, terror
of the western deserts and deadly
menace of the wide open spaces is,
in fact, quiet, harmless and inter-
esting fellow.
Everybody has heard at least one
story of sudden and horrible death
from contact with the terrible mon
ster of the west. It is told that the
very breath of this venomouS crea-
ture is laden with destruction
and yet there is not anywhere any
authentic record of anyone ever
having died from the bite OF Glla
monster.
It is true that the Gila monster
is equipped with a poison duct. 1t
is located near the back of the lower
Jaw. The creature, however, has no
hollow fangs for the hypodermic in
lection of venom, such as the rattle
snake has. The front teeth are quite
similar to those of a kitten. Scien-
lists would say that the Gila mon
;ter is coluberous. That is, the back
eeth are grooved in the same man
ner as those of the coluberous
snakes. The venom of the Gila
monster is purely protective gilt
from Nature. The much-maligned
lizard does not kill animals as prey.
His diet consists almost entirely OF
eggs. He robs many birds nests,
Nogales international., 1930-03-28

FOR RENT: Eighty acres good
farming land all fenced. Good well.
Two small houses. Inquire at this
office or phone As. Q-31 9t)
Nogales international., 1930-03-28
CLASSIFIED ADS

For Sale-A National Cash Reg
lister, practically new. Phone As.
(2-18 8t)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
George voigt and Bobby Jones
In 9Th Round of English Meet

ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. May
29-P-George voigt Of New York.
advanced to the sixth round Of the
British amateur golf tourney win
ming AZ In the fifth round.
Bobby Jones. American open
champion, went into the sixth round
with an easy victory over @. o.
Watt Of Broughty Ferry, 7 and 6.
Although Voigt didn't have much
OF a gallery following him, the
New Yorker flashed some OF the
finest golf the tournament has seen.
Startlns with a. birdie three at
the 345-yard sixth hole, Voigt play
ed seven holes IN % strokes, TAX
ing tours &C the seventh and ninth
Ecles and threes at the sixth. eighth,
tenth. eleventh and twelfth. This
sensational streak gave him a lead
OF four up on Campbell. The next
four holes were evenly divided,
Campbell winning the thirteenth
and fifteenth while VoIgt won the
fourteenth and then ended the
match with "a four on the sixteenth.
Fast Close
Jones played real Jones golf In
ending his match with Watt at the
18th hole, the battle winding UP
with Watt Stymied Just as Cyril
Tolley vas in his match against
Jones yesterday.
Jones played easily and with
machine like seconds that left him
little to do on the greens. Watt was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
BY o. b. KELLER
For The Associated Press

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May %
-P-There have been better golf
and more protracted battles than
in the big match OF the British ANA
teur championship yesterday. when
Bobby Jones defeated Cyril FOLEY
at the nineteenth hole. but I have
never witnessed its equal for fight
ing spirit.
Never more than one hole apart,
the match was squared six times
and unsquared finally by q long
range stymie at the extra hole. I'M
mediately after the battle Jones
said:
Il was frightfully lucky to win.
All through the match I had an
uneasy feeling that Cyril was hitting
the ball better than I was. Certain
ly he was driving better. I never
had any confidence in my putting,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
FIGHTS LAST


New York-Fidel La Barba, Los
Angeles, outpointed Bushy Graham,
Utica, ". Y, d0l. Joe Dundee,
Baltimore, outpointed Harry Ma
son. England. d0).
Chicago-Otto Won Porat, Chica-
20, knocked out Jack Gagnon,
Boston. co.. Vittoria Livan, Italy,
outpointed Haakon Hansen. Nor
way. 60. Henry Firpo. New Castle,
Pa. outpointed Buster Mallini,
Greenwood. Miss, %. Tiger john
ny Cline, Fresno, Calf, outpoint-
ed Eddie Ballatin. Chicago, 90.
Misunderstanding Levinsky, Chi
cago. knocked out Mitz Minkel,
Milwaukee. ID.
Indianapolis-George Cook, Sgd
ney. Australia, outpointed Chuck
Virgins. Indianapolis, -u0).
Springfield, m.--John Schwake,
St. Louis. 6utpounted Frankie Wine,
Philadelphia, d0D. Peewee Kaiser,
St. Louis. knocked out Kid Adams,
Havana. Cuba. (5).
Oklahoma City-Johnny Simpson,
San Antonio. Tex, knocked out
Barney Allen. Philadelphia, (2l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
SPUDS AFTER
new PLAYER
Hanston Keeps Pace With
League Leaders;
Sports Win
BY GAYLE TALBOT. Jr..
Associated Press Sports Writer

Fully convinced that they have
a good chance to win a Texas league
flag this year, the new owners OF
the Wichita Falls Spudders are
said to be laying plans to make
their chances even better. The lat
est report has it that the 5pud
magnates are dickering for the re-
turn either Of Red" Bennett or
Ted Gullic, both Of whom went to
the Majors after pounding the ball
prodigiously in this circuit last
year.
"A three-run outburst at the ex-
pense Of Grimm in the seventh
gave the league leaders their opener
with Dallas 8 to 6, yesterday. and
their fifth victory In six starts.
Dave Danforth had the Oilers well
in hand for five innings, but he
was relieved for a pinch hitter IN
the sixth. The piece Of strategy
helped the Steers score three runs
and 60 into the lead. but IL back
fired on them In the next inning
Storti led the winners assault with
a homer and single. and Kloza had
a triple and two singles.
Houston kept pace a step behind
the leaders by taking Waco. z x
S. before a Maifest crowd Of 4.00C
at BRENNAN. The Bluffs play there
again today. Hank Thormahlen
who previously had won eight o
nine starts, was the Bluffs victim
His teammates staked him TO |
nice lead when they bumped Lin,
grel from four runs in the thirC
frame, but the star portsidel
couldn't hold II.
Shreveport came to life with thu
willow TO outscore the Fort Worth
Cats, III to z, In their series open.
or and retain their hold on fourth
place. Led by Cashion. who banged
a homer with q mate aboard, TIT
Sports popped five Panther hurler
for a total OF Is hits, seven Of then
for extra bases.
The San Antonio Indians caml
back from their double beating q
the previous day to defeat Beau,
mont, 8 10 5, when the veteran Ton
Estill held his former teammate
to eight hits. Oscar Eckhardt'
string or consecutive hits was stop
ped at nine when he grounded on
his first tie up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

siways struggling for halves while
Jones wa putting for brides.
Watt never won a hole from
Jones. The Briton secured halves
at the second and third holes by
sinking long puts but when Bobby
applied pressure the home bred was
overwhelmed.
The tenth was halved In q par
tours but Jones played the eleventh
perfectly to win a three. Bobby's
teeshot straight from the blade Of
his mashie over the big strath
bunker. stopped dead on the nar
row strip OF the green where the
flag waved. The match ended or
the next hole where Jones laid Watt
a stymie which the Briton couldn't
negotiate.
Jones' lead mounted so rapidly
that the players themselves didn't
realize the match was finished at
the twelfth. They started toward
the thirteenth tee, then realizing the
stymie had given Jones the hole.
Watt congratulated the Albanian.
Francis Oulnet. Boston veteran.
was eliminated In the fifth round
By Lister Hartley OF Chislehurst. Z
and 8.
Vote Far Port Today
WASHINGTON, May 25-LP-
President Hoover today vetoed the
senate bill establishing a new
basis or pension for Spanish War
veterans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
Records May Fall

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May %
Fr-If at least three worlds records
are not buffeted about In the In
tercollegiate "A. "A. "A. championships
starting torrc--ow in the Harvard
Stadium. 1t will not be because of
any lack Of rivalry between the two
squads Of strong-armed and swift
legged youth from Stanford and
Southern California.
The expected battle between the
two Pacific Coast universities for
the team championships In this
track and field classic, now "a years
old, likely will see the 100-yard.
shotput and discus tossing records
subjected TO the severest pressure.
Marks In the high jump and low
hurdles also may be toppled II the
boys are in top form and the con-
ditions favorable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
VET Wins Z
LOSING TWO
Old Hoss Holds Phillies
To Six Hits To
Cop 81
BY HUGH 8. FULLERTON. Jr-.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

A@SOCldtcQ EEeSS Sports NEitcis
The current performance Of Har-
~ Seibold, veteran pitcher Of the
Boston Braves. is one Of the most
amazing things in the National
league struggle. Back IN the days
when Washington had a pair OF
pitchers named Nick Altrock and
AL Schacht and a young left-hand-
ed hurler appeared On the Boston
Red Sox roster as c.. Ruth and was
considered a good enough batsman
TO appear in a world series game
as a pinch hitter. Socks Seibold
was a regular hurler with the
Philadelphia Athletics.
A decade ago Seibold disappeared
into the minor leagues. and little
more was heard Of him until he ap-
peared at the top Of the Interna-
Ttpnal league list with Reading in
'xse8. The Chicago Cubs called him
IN from their farm TO be used as
trading material and sent him to
the Braves.
Seibold had a record last year Of
winning Il games ana losing IL, but
II was not until the start Of the
1880 race that he began stepping
out.
SO far In a race only two months
old, Seinold has pitched nine COM
plete games and has won seven of
them. He has not yet been removd
rom the hill, taking his complete
turn every five or six days with
q remarkable degree OF success in
a close race. He held the Phillies
30 six hits yesterday and won his
seventh victory by a 5 to 1ascore
In the first game the teams have
been able to play this week.
Sibold's leading rival for stay
ing honors in the major leagues.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
Won Porat Knocks
Out Jack Gagnon

CHICAGO, May 29.-tPl-Otto Won
Porat. long ridiculed as a fighting
man without a real fighting heart,
has rounded back as one Of the
outstanding candidates for the
heavyweight boxing championship.
The angular Norwegian regained
his standing and completely belied
his soft-hearted reputation at the
Chicago Stadium last night by
battering Jack Gagnon. knockout
conqueror Of fluffy Griffith, to the
canvas after six slashing rounds.
The knockout victory was perhaps
the most impressive turned in by
Won Porat since his invasion of
America.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
LAVENDER In
GOLF FINALS
j. D. White His Opponent
For West Texas
Crown

BROwNwOOD. May 2s-P-
Championship OF the West Texas
golf association was az stake here
today. with Dennis Lavender Of
Stamford and j. Dixon White of
Dublin paired for the final s. hole
match.
Lavender. 1928 champion. went
70 the final with an easy win OF
5 and 8 over Morris Norton OF
Wichita Falls. Despite the cratic
playing Of Uorton, Lavender shot
stellar golf in the semi-final match.
playing the first nine in one under
par.
The victory Of White over S. J..
Barnett OF Eastland was the fea-
ture play OF the day. the Eastland
player breaking after White made
al almost impossible recovery from
a ditch Just in front Of the seven
tenth green for a par four.
Consolation matches scheduled
were: Norman Locks and Ernest
Norris, Brentwood, second flight
finals: Walter Watson Brentwood.
and Ellis Cowden. Midland. third
flight finals: and Llovd French.
Brentwood ard Burt King. SIAM
ford, fourth flight finals
Vote For Port Today
MEMPHIS LEADS
ATLANTA. Ga. May 29-fP)-A
win yesterday 6 to 2 gave Memphis
a three game series from New
Orleans and a lead of four games
over the Pelican in the Southern
Association.
A rally in the ninth netted four
runs for Mobile, but Little Rocks
early lead made the game safe for
the Travellers, 8 to T..
Another battle in which the
loser got most hits occurred in
Chattanooga when Nashville down
ed the Lookouts IL to g.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
JONES BEATS TOLLEY In
GREAT BATTLE OVER LINKS

and I must confess this was one
match which I felt all along I was
going to lose.
Lucky
"Tolley's tiny pitch over the bun
Eer close 70 the flag at the seven
teenth was the most exquisite shot
! ever saw. After out vancouver
ing him as I thought and aided by
a good break, I suddenly found my
self with an eight foot putt for a
half to keep the match level. I'm
sorry the match ended in q styInie,
but 7 guess it's Just as well for me
that IL did. ! feel six years older
than I did this morning.
The English champion said he
enjoyed every minute OF the match.
1T was a great battle" declared
Tolley. That little pitch over the
bunker at the road hole was the
best shot I yer played in my life.
AS for the stymie. I left myself open
by loose play. 1t is the fortune Of
war;
TO the Americans scattered
through the gallery OF at least
$4,000, It seemed incredible that
Bobby was being outdriven with such
devastating effect as at the ninth,
twelfth and fourteenth holes. Toll
ley reached the green at the 306-
yard ninth while he was across the
green and near the pin at the 3l4-
yard twelfth. At the 527-yard four
tenth. he was one hundred yards
ahead OF Bobby's pulled shot and
four feet from the pin with his pitch
for an eagle three TO square the
match once more after Jones twelve
yard putt at the thirteenth had
sent the American open titleholder
out IN front.
Large Gallery
At the home hole, two huge wal
lcps $40 yards through the evening
breeze put both in clipping range
but Cyril was ten yards IN front OF
Jones. The battle was witnessed
by the second largest gallery ] ever
saw and was played in a half gale
under a bright sky on green's so
hard and fast that ice would have
held a pitch as well. Bobby was
lucky to win. but ! have never seen
anything finer than his tremendous
fight to finish with q game SO near
" out Of control and a magnificent
adversary. who met him point for
point and hole for hole.
Vote For Port Today
ALTERNATE
NEW YORK, May 29-tP-vic-
torio Campolo, Argentine heavy
weight, has been named by Madison
Square Garden as the alternate for
the Max Schmeling-Jack Sharkey
title bout at the Yankee Stadium
June II. In the l0-round semi-fi-
nal Arthur De Kuh. Italian giant.
is to meet Walter Cobb of Kansas
City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

Dick Shikat, heavyweight wres-
ting champion OF the world
in New York and some other
states, recently beat Steinke
and Dusek and seems TO be
willing TO take on any manner
Of man.. Meanwhile, Gus the
Goat Sonnenberg. heavyweight
wrestling champion Of the world
in several other states and way
points. seems 10 be sticking 10
Stranger Lewis as his favorits
opponent. John j. McGraw
thinks Gabbv Street has done
wonderfully we'll with the Car
dinals this year. and is going
TO do even better before long
$50 do We.
e = - - 7z
Walter Stewart Of .he st. Louii
Browns. trailed right along behind
aim. completing his eighth contest
n t. games with a 4 TO ? victory
,ver Detroit.
The Chicago Cubs moved up to ar
almost safe place in the National
eague's first division by winning
he remaining contest Of the three
which survived the rain and cold OF
yes erday. BY defeating Cincin-
iati, 6 to 5, the Cubs made their
margin over the New York Giants
/ full game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

BEN BRTTE, who viii coach here
this coming season, has taken a
classy hurdler TO the national meet
at Chicago. Casper. who played
against Brownsville high here last
season. Is the fast stopper. Other
likely Texas prospects at the Chi
caEo meet are Petty. discus HEAVIER
or Kaufman: Borthers. excellent
half miller from San Angelo: the
San Angelo relay squad, and Casper.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

THERE Is nothing more tickle
than sport fans. Getting their ap-
plause is as tedious as fly fishing.
The other day Jack Sharkey was
introduced 10 a New York crowd IN
the Garden and he was given a
rousing cheer Of applause. Hereto
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

RED IRVINE genial athletic d.
rector, will attend the University Of
Texas this coming summer. He
plans to attend several coaching
schools over the country. Doug Fes-
sender and Soc Plato have left
for Illinois. Neither will be back.
Cal Surtees likely viii attend school
in Illinois this summer also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
The Coaches

n
ROY COCHRANE, Main avenue
coach last year. will not be in Dis
trict Ne. 8 this coming season. It's
a good thing that he is not bring
ing q club here for a riot would
likely break out when he hit town.
Roy leaves San Antonio for Texar-
kama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29


TONIGHT managers Of clubs in
the Rio Grande Valley league will
gather at the H~arlingen city hall
at 8 .. m. for the purpose Of
settling several important matters
Namely-selection of a new presi-
dent, adoption Of q SCHEDULE and
ruling on admittance OF clubs from
Rio Hondo and Raymondville. Every
manager should be present.
WHILE the big golf guns are
booming away IN England, the
Valley will have q little fun along
this line itself. Tomorrow morning
about 100 South Texas golfers will
tee off at Edinburg In the regular
quarterly tournament Of the Lower
Gulf Coast Golf association. Twelve
swish-swatters from Brownsville
will be present. They are: j. M.
George. Geo. Desha, z. J. Tucker.
Thomas Sweeney. DR.. 3. 0. Works.
Bob Ernst. G. G. Richardson. .
Longoria. Fl. ID. Seago. Robin Pate.
Charles PICKETT and possibly 9TH
ers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
The Winnahs

The WinnahS
SPORTS CHATS has had the
good luck to pick three winners in
the principal prize fights Of the
week. Dave Shade. Otto Won Porat
and Fidel LaBarba were the win
ners. Tonight Sammy Mandell takes
Jn Spug Myers at Indianapolis and
should win in handy fashion. We
also picled Jimmy Slattery to de-
feat Pete Latzo, but this bout was
called no contest" after both had
made a poor showing. Shade beat
Ace Hudkins. Won Porat knocked
out Jack GaEnon and LaBarba out
pointed Bushy Graham.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

g PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStQce


fore, the New Workers had booed
the Terrible Sailor Man on every
appearance. What made them
change their mind? After the war
Jack Dempsey was one OF the most
unpopular men before the sporting
fans-and they never missed a
chance to boo the Mannassa Maui
eT. The Carpenter fight swung the
tide the other way and he is one
of the most popular men in ring
history at present.