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The evening world., 1908-02-21

~IARLES NJ. DANIELS. ,!e world 5
1 champion swimmer. overcame a
~ handicap OF s.x seconds and I'm
,shed a foot In front OF .. u. .TrIben-
bach OF the New York A. c, "a their
lOo-yard tank rass at the opens of
the Sportsmens Show iu Madison
square Garden last night. DANES COW
cred the distance in the fast time Of
81 2-5 seconds.
The race was witnessed by over 5000
persons, many OF whom We're women.
Trubenbauh was n the water six
seconds before Daniels. and was cut
ing a fast clip when the champ on
struck the water. About two yards
from tn. finish Daniels caught Truben-
bach and was q foot in front at the
end
p. b. McCah.n was the only one who
could tame the black horse" in the
water fitting contest and ne succeeded
in ducking n NJ. Daley who lin shed
second. All Of The other events were
well contested
one OF the biggest crowds that ever
attended a Sp'rt snen's SHOW loluced
through the a!sles ana g7oe1 AZ the
exhibits n the Garden last night
TIE summaries:
Eiraty-YArd Nov!ce-First heat: won BY
r r Tscher:s her. Tweu. third Street Y
II. c A; J. SmiiA.. Eastside Y. N .. a.
Sy j, Curraa, New York swimming As,psi
9tion; p. Rlt,E-r, Sew YurH :" mining As
''rIat!5n second Time. - IDS TE.rl Leaf.
Non o,A'S' by JACK McAa.f.e nath Beac5 swim
ming Club: Guy Lyman, y. !. 4. c.. sec
"ri Time ~ 2-5s F'rl hcl': WaI by o
.rs,herts-aler. TWynty-thirl street y VI g
A:A; + Cu-yan. New York swimming At
s,,,iation z-saai; -. - ger, Nev l,Arii
swimming Association. third. Time. 5i @--s
Won by Jack waite. Bata |s-ta swimming
club. Time I'm. l3 c-1s. Second heat. NoH
~ r l. SW4ta. Newark, \ NJ. 9. y.
ri-,o, i'm 10 2-is Third heat: Wun Nv L.
MIIvey bath H.lra $ swimming 'iah. T.u.e,
i'm . OBS Fourth heat. Won by J. RUDY.
TY A c. TIM. I'm. IN l.5s. FlfcH heat:
Won by ". c, M.n!cy = =. 9 Timc.
in. l2 los. Final ana': " n - w. -
trar,sy y Y \ c. . SOC p-fsl: Raymond
N'i"ey Path RcacA swimming club q sec
-, rsl sI~rH: waite Hl'n Beach swim
The evening world., 1908-02-21
In Good Humor Through It All.

The nrst assault on the Belmont ram
parts occurred about 80 T. NJ, nut lie
executed a flank movement and es-
caped Telephone bells were ringins al
around and each one proclaimed the
laeC that he was at a different place.
Then the pursu.r decided to rest. on
,lr principle long since found etfica-
cious by darkies on rabbit hunt. II
ysl jump a RABBIT N any swamp he
VIII come back # you VIII sit there
long enough and wait This decision
ana its consequent result proved the
theory 10 be infH0tble, and n just tAre,
hlurs Mr.. Bemont hove to in the
cling Ana af,rr an those finance an
director Things ne was still in good
IN have to gel away in hfteen min
upes," he said apologeticaly so Wen
have to get through with this in Il
hurry" He "ns Informed that fifteen
minutes in newspaper measure is some
times equal to two columns and he
pulled bach his chair and went right
II don't know of anything that can
situation" said Mr.. Belmont. In fact
I don't know that 1t Is advisable that
anything should be done until the Leg
islature has passed on the Agnew-
Il want to say, though" he contln-
ued that ! was misquoted when / was
20 submit 10 the Jockey Club Tint
would tend TO curta!l betting at the
race tracks so that "A compromise could
he reached on the hIll now before the
Legislature. When | was asked II | had
plan, replied NO positively. I have
no plan 7 think It is best for the
Jockey Club TO take that up at it's
next meeting, and It is matter that
cannot he gone into carelessly.
Would Minimize Betting Evils.
AS you probably know said Mr.
Belmont ut haS heen the purpoxa oa
The evening world., 1908-02-21
Says Jockey Club May Plan
to Further Minimize Bet
ting Evils.
RY B0ZEMAN BUJGER.

-HEY may tell you that Big Tim
sullivan is the hardest man n
4 New York 10 fini. or. rather, 10
see. but it's even money that all VINO
have started on the trail OF August Bel
mont will have to couple the million
aire turtman in the betting. He is a
good fellow at that, ani when you
once get inside that little Office. which
is decorated with pictures OF his
father racing yachts and thorough
breds. you begin TO feel little opulent
yourself. Mr.. Belmont makes you feel
at home, even If the latchstring is not
hanging on the outside. That is, not
50 you could see il with the nake1
eye.
with the InterbOrouSh sit
uauon, eight or ten meetings Of boards
The evening world., 1908-02-21
MERTES MAY JOIN
MANAGERIAL RANKS

Sandow Mertes vino was one Of Mo
Graws most popular stars. may man
age tho Denver Western League team
next season. All that now prevents
the closing of the contract Is a slight
difference between the price offered By
Z. % local management and the cash de-
nanled by the Minneapolis manage
ulont which has claim on Mertes's
services.
Pat-icl; J. Moran catcher for the Chicago
Cubs. has left ror Chicago. where he has
been ordered 20 Join the team March 4.
rstjy ',r u." Southern raining trip. A
larE, crowd II MoTins friends were at tho
depot to see him Of.
Slowly the rh.Hlos are sending IN their
contracts go Pro, lent Shc.tsIne the latest
received being those of Xii Gleason and
.". 'a. H,ar being strong possi-
billy for first base, he having had some
,A. ..ee .a tr position in the TrI-state
The evening world., 1908-02-21
RACING TALK WITH BUSY AUGUST BELMONT
Rich Turflnan Thinks Deep
Thought Necessary Before
Action Is Taken.

the Jockey Club for several years past
to minim!Ze the betting and the alleged
. 4.s resultant thcrefrom. Step by step
II Understand that / am speaking for
,he Jockey Club, l believe they would
rontnue to take such steps whether
40 law was proposed or not
But" continued the rich turfman,
when il comes to a matter of max
ng suggestions that could be embodied
INTO law, that Is entirely another
question"
sidetracked for minute as a messen-
ger came in with a fun pack of call
ing cards and turned over n trump.
This meant the telephone for the tinan-
cler. When ne had finished some
thing that ran into six figures Mr..
Belmont smlingly pushed back his
glasses and returned TO the track.
The evening world., 1908-02-21
Dohan and Mario Draw.

Johnny Dohan oc Brooklyn. and Johnny
Mario, OF New York. fought SIX rounds 70 o
d:4w at the Long Acre y. &. last niEA;.
Both men tried hard Tor a Knockout, Du.
nsltnrr vas able t. gala an advantage owe.
he other. In the prelim!nar!eS Kit Griffo
btat Young Williams. While Hart knocked
9ut Joe Hart in one round, Joe Phillips in
lu"ed his hand and was forced to quit in the
fourth round OF his fight with Phil Ryan,
and Young Krupp drew with Willie Rurns.
The evening world., 1908-02-21
FORDHAM VS.. GEORGETOWN.

At the Savage Gymnasium, Fifty
ninth street and Grand Circle. tonight,
Foriham basketball team VIII line up
against the the strong Georgetown Uni
versity team. Fordham defeated George
town early in the season bv q narrow
margin. so a good contest may be
looked for. Dancing will be started i'm
mediately after the game.
The evening world., 1908-02-21
LEWIS AND GARDNER TO
MEET FOR Weller TITLE

at the Consolidated A. c stags. has been
! secured by Miah Murray TO meet sam Lang
ford. the colorel fighter. of Bosom, Tor
twelve rounds before the ArmOry y. ~
. u 'stOn. on Tuesday ee'ninS. Mlrcn s. l Ie
/ '-ight TO be one Of the best fights ever VIZ
ncsSe! in that city II the men fight IN the
The evening world., 1908-02-21
Unhclz Signs for Another Fight.

Rudolph Unholz, the South African cham
plOn who suddenly sprang into prominence
by beating George Memsic and Battling Nel-
son in ten-rlund bouts at Los Angeles, cal,
has been secured to meet the winner VI tae
Britt-Nelson battle, which is cariei to be
fought at the Pacific A. c.. OF Los Angeles.
Cal. March 4
The evening world., 1908-02-21
Recreation Centres Meet.

Evening Recreation Centre No. iSS de-
feated five recreation centres In athletic
meet at fu1Iic school No. lSs last night
They secured 60 points to 10 which were
earne! by Centre No. 20. The following
centres competed: Nos. 20. lss. 81. u
The evening world., 1908-02-21
Fight in Milwaukee To-Niuht

Much interest is being taken In the ton
round bAtle between Packey McFarlani.
the Chicago fighter, ana Freddie Welsh. the
hns.ish boxer, which will be decided in the
H.ppodromc of Milwaukee tonight under
the auspices Of the Milwaukee Boxing club.
u should result in one Of the creates, bat.
Its ever Witnessed in hat CITY. as both
men are clever boxers ana besides arr good
LuhsaSiS WIN both hunis, McFarlAnI Is
The evening world., 1908-02-21
Gotch Beats Lundin.

HARTFORD. Conn. Feb. 81. - Frank
Gotch won the wrestling match with HAL.
mar Lundln here last night. The men strug-
gled Graeco- Roman style for half an hour
catch can style Goteh got toe hold and
sScursd tall IN tventy-fivs minutes and
The evening world., 1908-02-21
Jimmy Hunt Promising Fighter.

Jimmy Hunt the Brooklyn light weight.
who has placed himself under the manage
mrnt Of Billy Jacobs the matchmaker u
tha Sharlitv A. C.. looks ike pr'nis!lS
pugllist. lie has been winning al! of his
iattia.. ana Jacobs is ready TO match him
aEalrst any good lightweight in the ousi-
uees before one of the local clubs
The evening world., 1908-02-21
"Unk' Russell to Fight Chambers.

INK Russell and Elll- Chambers have
oeeh matched to try conclusions in IA six
round bout at show u be brought off
ny he Reading Ha) a. c on Feb 20
hussel Is fighting in great form Just nYN
EE,L On ttt account he shoGlI experience
lttie ttie trouble in outpointlrg Chambers
The evening world., 1908-02-21
Bright to Referee Papke-kelIy &c.

After much wrangling the managers of
h4! fapke ana Hugo k,Ay have finally
selected Al Bright, Of Milwaukee to raferg.
lne, coming ten-round battle between papke
anu ,hr.F, which ls 10 be decided 10, fyg,
ne MliWoukee Boxing Club on the night os
MMsstgh W Ms ~. hriSht is one OF ,Ae most popular
The evening world., 1908-02-21
DANIELS WINS RACE
DESPITE BIG HANDICAP

- > =
lH"-N9Hi Match Race ,hsndicnp) Won by
- u. T.u.'nhAcA. y. Y. A. c. 20 seconds),
second Tlno. - 2-5s.
Hre 90 TlI.Ing Contest Won by p. b. Nc
'lhi .. &cv York swimming Associations: D.
- D.'.y sey York swimming Association,
ts5rr' Time. an.
The evening world., 1908-02-21
New Yorker Loses at Tennis.

BOSTON, Feb. 2i.-Quincy Shaw. of this
city. defeated K. Fincke, Of New York. the
amateur tennis champion. IN three stralg ght
sets at ths National RAcaus, champio nship
tournament here last night shaw held the
The evening world., 1908-02-21
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

A MATCH has just been arranged
~ which will decide who is the
legitimate weller weight cham
pion of the world. The fighters who
will figure in it are Harry Lewis, the
clever Quaker City pugiist, and Jimmy
Gardner the sturdy fighter. of Lowell,
Mass who has been anxious to meet
Lewis for some time, They will come
together in a twentyhve-round bate
before the Colma CCalJ a. c. on the
afternoon Of March II. They were
signed up by Matchmaker Jim Coffroth
las might, and will night at li2 pounds.
Billy Roche has been selected to Judge
the contest. Lewis will leave fol the
coast ON February 2S
The evening world., 1908-02-21

of directors and few important eve
ming engagements, SIR. Belmont Just
racing. The financial problems and the
directors carry him over the jumps
from a. NJ. until ) +. NJ, and from
p NJ to us +. VI. he deVot"s all the
1 lrnn - rln LnnS of the trlrk
The evening world., 1908-02-21

$ ana glnIeness and wicked tighting
) boxing skill. If there had been a
by his clever work in the last round.
nrst, and in the last minute of fighting
he did practically all OF the scoring
He had it all his own way for there
was no sting left in Hitte's swings
Il would have warmed up in a few
the ring.
Perhaps he would. But as Hitte and
Lewis filed out. they bot look d pretty
we'll done on the side that was turned
toward me.
The evening world., 1908-02-21
sarry's Showing Loses Him a Bout.

Jim Barry left Boston last night FOR New
Orleans, whore he will finish training for
HE ten round battle with Jim Flynn. which
~ 10 be fought at one OF the cubs there
on Feb -.
Jeannette and lanaford to Fight.
Joe Jeanette, who has beer knocking out
all Of his opponents in limited rounI bout.
The evening world., 1908-02-21

Ggsressiveness was offset by Willie
decision Lewis would have earned It
Hitte carried the fight.to Lewis from
start to finish. He took score or
more of Willie's most vicious plungng
rlght-handers squarely on the point of
the chin and hardly blinked In return
he walloped Willie on head and body
so hard that in the middle OF the fight
Willie nearly wilted. If he had not
been in good fighting trim he would
have taken the count.
The evening world., 1908-02-21
HiTTE GAVE LEWIS
TOUGH ARGUMENT
FOR SIX ROUNDS
Had a Decision Been Given Willie
Would Have Earned It-East-
Slider Gets First Black Eye,
I1itte CaulifloWer Ear.

@HARLlE HITTE and Willie
l Lewis fought desperate six
rounds last night at the
Olympic A. c., up in Harlem. After
the battle the two fighters met and
compared damages. 1t transpired
that Willie had a black eye, the
first" he claimed, that he ever re-
ceived in fight" whiin Hitte had an
ear that was rapidly becoming a du-
plicate of the cauiiilower that gives
Tom Snarkey list to port when he
cruises up Fourteenth street. MIR.
Hitte exhibited this as his first ear"
AS for the fight itself--it would
certainly be unfair to say that either
The evening world., 1908-02-21
KEITH & PROCTOR'S

Eth hyy B'wav JOE WEIGH & CO.
luA - 4 .>cligmnn- Bramwell Co,
- hone oSD Mad x. q. Knowles.
Ds'lY No. 2Sssor. Ella Snyder & Co.. Etc.
urhn On Continuous. Clifton Crawford. whit-
tlNi ol'ing Il Melnote Sisters. - oths Mat 2os
Doors oven To-Morrow II A VI
qChV Rumtny Trcure. Roht II Hodge a Co..
GvulG. Collins & Hart.oths. Daily Mat. sc
tg't 81 MlrsryH Nisholus Hyams&McI n syre,
vi" y, tiLAN Rus Schcrk Rros DaiiyMat25.
Harlan aToCK "BARBARA ICSr-taIn
''''' wa co. n TkIETCHIE." t2 and g
The evening world., 1908-02-21

TROM the instant the fight started
anv one could see that 1t was for
- blood. The scrappers tore into
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
PERT PARAGRAPHS

It might be wise to regard the good resolutions of others with charity, but your own with suspicion.
 It may be all very well to get even, but lots of people want to get even, odd, and then even again, which isn t Christian. z There are men whose only idea of T joke is to stupidly inquire for diagram when you spring it on them.
 Having finished paying for the install ment plan Christmas presents, it is now time to begin to save up money to sat isfy the claims of the summer hotel shark.
 It is to be hoped that the folding um- brella will not also possess the quality of silently stealing away.
 Truth crushed to earth has learned to yell loudly for an investigating commit tee.
 Ideals and aspirations would be all right if tactless friends wouldn t expect us to live up to them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

This Is Amateur Night at the Iris. Some good ones tonight. Don | miss it
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Used by Railroads to Keep Tab on Care
 less Bremen

Photography as a means of eliminat ing the smoke nuisance is the latest SC heme adopted by the Burlington rail road. The camera is brought into use as a part of system of espionage upon cnginemen.
 If locomotive is properly fired, the officials say. dense, black clouds of smoke can be done away with to large extent. A careles fireman, how ever, can easily cause great clouds to belch forth, blackening Chicago build ings and stifling passers by.
 The Burlington photographer takes his place in the Chicago yards or along the line of the railroad, and when he spies an engine that appears to be be- having badly he promptly snaps bis camera. The number of the engine, to- gethcr with sufficient data to know the makeup of the engine crew, go with the photograph into headquarters.
 Soon the engineer and fireman get a summons from superior officer. The photograph k produced and the em. ployees are cautioned to use more care in handling the engine.
 "In the short time we have been ex- perimenting with the photographic method of eliminating smoke it has worked admirably said an official yes. terday "At first the photographer would invariably come in with an arm fu of pictures of smoky engines after each trip he made But few words of warning and Knowledge that they ara being watched has had wonderful ef- feet upon the men. On the last two trips the photographer made he did not get single bad picture.
 "While- smoke cannot be altogether eliminated, yet the dense black smoke can be largely done away with by pro per firing. Not only does this help to keep things clean. but it is also q means of economy. Black smoke means that coal is being wasted, and by preventing it we are saving money for the rail road. I"
 So far the scheme has been tried only on the line between Chicago and Au- rora. It's success. however, has led the officials to decide to send the photog- rapher out on other divisions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

Kodol will, in a very short time, en- able the stomach to do the work it should do, and the work it should do IS to digest all the food you eat. When the stomach can't do it, Kodol does il for it and in the meantime the stomach is getting stronger and able to take ur it's regular, natural work again. Kodol digests all you eat. It makes the stom ach sweet and it is pleasant to take. II is sold here by Hanna's Drug Store, 22s Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
SELLS DAUGHTER
 F0R BALE COTTON
REMARKABLE CASE OF SOCIAL EQUALITY COMES TO LIGHT IN PORT GIBSON, MISS, TWO WHITE GIRLS WED NEGROES.

PORT GIBSON, Miss, September l6. The most remarkable ease of social equality practiced in Mississippi has been brought to light b ythe trial of Thomas Turner and Riley Wheat, ne. groes, 20 years old, on the charge being unlawfully married to two white girls--Ollie Parker. l6, and her sister, Mamie Parker. l3.
 The trial of the two negroes was held before Magistrates Martin and Coulson in the court house at Port Gibson, although the ofense was com nitted in another part of the county. Attempt to conduct the trial there. it was feared, would result in lynching, and events proved that this would have been the result.
 The evidence at the trial showed that George D. Parker. father of the white girls, had discovered the intimacy be- tween Turner and his daughter, Ollie, and that Parker had compromised with negro on condition that he would bind himself to labor the remainder of his udNS iof hih WlihOut pay. ne HtHiV agreed and was performing his part of the contract faithfully.
 Ii was also shown at the trial that Parker had discovered that his other daughter, Mamie, was intimate with an other negro, and compromised with the negro on condition that he would give Parker one bale of cotton from his crop each year.
 Recently, according to the evidence, Parker also became intimate with one of his daughters, and the fact was dis covered. He was compelled to flee the country. When he left, the two daugh- ters resided openly with their dusky husbands.
 During the progress of the trial a rush was made for the two negroes by spec tators and in the scuffe several shots were discharged in the court-room but none was hurt. Deputy sheriffs spirited the negroes away. The two girls, charged with unlawful practice of social equality, are in jail awaiting trial, which has been fixed for next week, and warrant has been is. sued for Parker.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
CAMERA FIGHTS SMOKE

:, Read Dr. swigcrts s ad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

Many people suffer q great deal from kidney and bladder troubles. During the past few years much of this com plaint has been made unnecessary by the use of DeWitt's Kidney and Blad- der Pills. They are antiseptic and are highly recommended for weak back, backache, rheumatic pains, infamma- tion of the bladder and all other annoy ances due to weak kidneys. They are sold by Hanna's Drug Store, 22s Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
E. H. SoTHERM.
A RECORD BREAKER

Billie s father is the owner of thor lghbrcd race horse, and being taken the track at district fair he became ttr familiar with the expressions of he Jockeys. After the excitement of be day his mother was hearing his lsyers. which were uttered in such a -apid, incoherent manner that he could .arcely be understood. When he fin. ,hed he triumphantly turned to his ,ier brother and exclaimed, "I tell rB, bubber, l made that in two-ten.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
GAMBLING

Your life against 25 cents is just ex- actly what you are doing if you neglect a cough or cold on the chest instead of treating it with Ballard s Horehound Syrup. A 25-cent bottle of this splen- did remedy will cure an ordinary cough, heal the lungs and act as tonic for your entire system. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Who Is the Most Popular Lady in Gila County?

going k tra 1t lnoead tkon nhe How how'll tolmtn b land tn Hmalyre hp gct will
 0 3d am Dnr5 the ftn ntstwn b prsetel abautfm
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
ovERPRopucr1oN OF LAW

Far more than we need new laws we need to obey the laws we have. We need great revival of obedience'to and respect for law, and that feeling is not encouraged by enacting so many stat utes that even lawyers no longer pretend to know the law until they look it up. Brooklyn Eogle.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

fml Eaofc entered ft de ~ tn Silver O Sunday showing rgE however e emt any tim after tive ad of a pnsbsai imeaipb pboka nd % for Ial dg h w
 
 Address all Communications Contest Editor Arizona Silver Belt Globe Arizona
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
MAX BONNIE ACQUIRES PIONEER
 PRODUCE MARKET
A. M. KYLE TRANSFERRED THE BUSINESS TO MIR. BONNIE ON
 WILL RUN :. IN CON- JUNCTION WITH MEAT MARKET.

Last Monday, Max Bonne took charge of the Pioneer Produce Market and hereafter will conduct the business along with his meat market It is needless to say that Mir. Bonne will make a big success, as his reputation for serving the public is well known He will conduct the produce end of his business along the same lines as he has that of his meat market, giving the public the hes; that can be had. Al al times you can be sure that everything in sea son can be found at the Pioneer and that the products will be fresh and satisfying. Mir. Bonne expresses the desire that he may have the opportuni- ty of serving all of Mir. Kyles old customers, assuring them that he will do his utmost to please. them and to merit their patronage.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
HOT SHOT AT CHICAGO

"For goodness sake," asked Chi cago paper, "why do not Chicago novel; ists get acquainted with some good peo- ple?" Because, for some unaccount- able reason, they hate to leave Chicago. Cleveland Leader.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

School kids, answer this: Where is Toe best place to buy lunch baskets and linking cups! Say Ryan's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Copper Belt Realty Company BARGAINS

Tvo-roOm house and lot, Noftsger Hill, $500.
 New nine.room board and lodging house. well furnished, Noftsger Hill; $3,5O0, $500 cash, balance easy terms. 4 Good four room house, Noftsger Hill; siOO, s3j0 down, balance like rent. Five rooms and bath, South High street, s3,0O0, sl,O00 cash, balance payments, 10 per cent interest. Broom furnished board and rooming house. Good barn and out build ings. Shade and fruit. Hill street, close in. Price $4,000, one-half cash, balance easy terms.
 lNSURANCE-Fire, life, accident and liability in best companies that always pay dollar for dollar.
 FOR RENT-Furnished and un- furnished house in all parts of the city.
 Public stenographer and Notary
 Public.
 Copper Belt Realty Co. no East Oak Street Phone 1291