mark# The bell ended the fight with Brown forcing the fighting in the middle
of the ring and cutler covered up#
In the preliminary battles, Durkee, although apparently badly out
weighed by Brady, outboxed and outhit the latter and won the decision, ac*?
cording to the Bally Empire,
A1 Orson, a Juneau High School lad making Ills first appearance in
the ping, kayoed Reyes, a Filipino boxer, about one minute after the second
round opened.
Johnson had the best of his bout with Willis, and earned the decision
which was given him. Ernie Beaudin wun from Robinson# HCarthy won from Little
(both from the Eagle Boats) by a blow over theheart in the first round.
Billy Franks refereed, with Kar Thiele, Tom Shearer andR. P• L'*Eoy
as judges# "Dolly" Gray wa3 announcer. '
BUTLER NOW BRAINING FOR CULLEN: 1
Champ Ford Butler is still .in Juneau working out with Joe Collier
until Collier leaves for Ketchikan, 'vhere he is to fight Joe Lanila on the
Fourth, After that ButLer is to work out with Sailor Dixon.
AMERICA DID IT, SAYS FORMER KAISER;
An editorial in one of our Alaskan contemporary papers was handed us
the other day, which says that in a recent interview Former-Kaiser Jilhelm
declares that the entrance of the United States into the war turned the scale
and brought about the defeat of the German armies, of course we knew that all
the time, but we*re glad that an impartial observer like His Ex-High Mightiness
can see it.
The Kaiser baid that nelaer before in the history of the world had an
army ' * . so well trained, so well equipped, with such high spirit and dogged
determination, so well shot, clothed and fed go to war as that which the United
States sent to France* Never, he said, did a country prepare so quickly Co
strike so hard a blow or, overcoming apparently unsurmountable difficulties,
strike so efficiently. The Kaiser scouts the idea, however, that the United
States was not prepared for war* He insists that President Vilson had deter
mined from the beginning that Germany should not win the war, and that , under
his direction, the United States had been preparing for three years to go in H
when the time arrived that it would become apparent that she would be needed.
The Kaiser admits that he was poorly advised bout the the United States
and her warlike possibilities. He never dreamed, he said, that this couifCry
could become an effective power in a war in Europe* He thought the Americans
were chiefly interested in j war trade, in the first place, and the idea that
a large army could be mobilized in this country and put across the Atlantic
never found lo4gement in his head*
MOVING PICTURE SCHEDULE:
Tonight (FRIDAY) "Without Limit”, star cast. Fox News*
MONDAY (June 30) "Bachelor Daddy", with Thomas Meighan. Fox News*
WEDNESDAY (July 2)- "Orphans of the S^orm", a David Wark Griffith
productio.i in twelve parts, starring the Gish sisters. Admission, 350.
A NINE-POUND BABY BOY was born to Mr. and Mr3# J. B. Sullivan last
Friday*