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sional wrestling exhibition for
the evening. The six round main
event will feature Homer ‘Cupid'
Davis pitted against Nick Spag
nola, and this match will be a
fast and hard one as both boys!
have been working out daily for
several week* training for the j
encounter.
Those who have seen Davis
work out do not question hi* abil
ity a* a fighter. He * i cagy
boxer and throw* punches with
the rapidity tt * buzzer. Althou
he ha* • alight weight disadvan
tage he ia expected t# give the
terrible Hick’ Mere then pleat?
to worry about.
The eemiftoela will be a four
round battle between ‘Dynamite’
Webb and ‘Cyclone’ Madsen. Mr.;
Webb will fight at 160 pound* &
Madsen at 166. Webb is an old
timer in the fighting game and i
this match ought to be a good one
Tho battle royal which promi-1
see to be the most exciting event
of the evening will be an elimina
tion affair with five contestants
entering the ring at once. Noth- j
ing is barred and the one being'
able to stand up against the bar-j
rage of hefty swings and wild
haymakers will rightfully be the j
winner.
As a special event matchmaker !
Roberts announces that he has i
lined up a 30 minute exhibition
professional wrestling match be
tween "Wild Bull” O’Mara and
"Kid Mountain” Wuorinen. He
promises that the fans will see
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all the bone-twisting holds ever
(Continued on Page Four)
Roland H. Hartley
Igloo No. I Of
Pioneers Install
A Large Class
It was past midnight when any
one thought of moving to adjourn
and one of the most enjoyable H
evening’s was brought to a close.
The members assembled at 7 p.m.
and the candidates were on hand
promptly at eight pm. and the
ceremony of initiation wm effici
ently and impressively conduct*!
by President A. Bahlko aad other
officers of the staff. At tho ex
clusion of the meeting the •oteh
Luncheon as prepared ar d fur- :
nished by the Huskies team, was
served. Marshal Thomas Gaff- :
ney was selected toastmaster and
all rrf the 50 members present as :
well as the new members, each in!
burn told of life experiences and'
as one of the speakers said, what j
an^opportunity for a writer to
make record of all of those his- j
tofical episodes, it would furnish
material for hundreds of books.
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In order to facilitate business i
the Igloo will meet every Wed-;
nesday night instead of every 2
weeks. A committee of five was
appointed to make plans to cele
brate Seward Day.
The Igloo voted to take space
in the Fair Premium Booklet.
The new members initiated last !
night were Fred Rohn, Ray Bros
te, Hans Obeling, Carl Lindell.
Tom Cloniger, Herman Fernagle,
William Kroll, Gust Handrickson
and J. D. Fleharty. and for rein- J
statement were Chas. Cavey and
E D Longfellow.
The following were elected and
are to be initiated on next Wed- |
nesday night, February 24th: Nels
Swanberg Jr., Arnout Castell, ;
James Katerinas, Geo. A. Jones,
George Modini, August Masik &
Wm Allison.
For reinstatement will be Louis
Erickson, Roy Stump and Louis
Nashenwing.
The Malamutes membership
drive team gave notice that they
will howl next meeting night,
with a better party and a better |
showing in the contest.
The secretary announced that
the standing of the contest at the
close of the meeting was as fol
lows: Huskies 4770 votes, and
Malamutes 2740 votes.
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